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The Coronavirus-Proof Nation(reasonstobecheerful.world)
2 points by zanmat0 7y ago|0 comments
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Coronavirus: The new disease Covid-19 explained (SCMP)(multimedia.scmp.com)
1 points by zanmat0 7y ago|0 comments
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by zanmat0 7y ago
Agreed, the amount of resources, time and technology required to save this planet are minuscule compared to terraforming a distant inhospitable place.
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by zanmat0 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the parent comment was in jest.
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by zanmat0 7y ago
>* Provide colour-inversion buttons to help reduce visual impact To add to this, some degree of pixelation would help without impacting the accuracy of assessments.
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by zanmat0 7y ago
Might a massive discount have had something to do with that?
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by zanmat0 7y ago
Rise up over that bs. Something is wrong with the world, not with you.
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by zanmat0 7y ago
>Two complained about my taking work calls in the car. I started requesting permission, at the beginning of the ride, to take a phone call.(It’s their car, after all.) That's ridiculous. Who is paying who again?
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by zanmat0 7y ago
>It's clear to me that the U.S. has the technical capability of hunting down the origins of these calls, and bring the offenders to trial. Do they? From what I've gathered its mostly small distributed shops in India and the Phi
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Ask HN: Best purchases over/under $100 in the past year
4 points by zanmat0 7y ago|1 comments
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by zanmat0 7y ago
All that sweet karma profit!
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, I didn't know it was used in those circles/circumstances.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
>if you do as the pilots want and achieve very high aerodynamic stability through the air-frame instead of stability control systems (fly by wire essentially) it reduces the aerodynamic efficiency of the airliner It's crazy to me th
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by zanmat0 8y ago
A healthy combination of Fakespot and Wirecutter goes a long way to fighting this.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
No one is being forced to spend money they don't have.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
another vote for Fastmail from me
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by zanmat0 8y ago
> if a retailer can use my location data to predict demand, they can optimize their logistics and save fuel. Do you think those cost-savings will be passed down onto you?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
If you want your comments to be taken seriously, don't end them with uneducated and uninformed attacks.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Most of the world? Not in any official sense.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Aren't they required to do so in the context of a NSL?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
I just did this and for Equifax and TransUnion, it was very easy, you just download the app and fill in some information. Experian looks like I will have to mail in a request with some documents.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
This sounds like being offended purely for the purpose of being offended. I doubt even the subject of the article himself would have caught that.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Well said, and a brave reply at that. However, people in the US are too sensitive to even consider it.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Have you tried Firefox Focus?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
So cultural artifacts have no place in society then? Because they will only be looked at for 15 seconds?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
It has worked well for me. There are plenty of A and B products, keep looking.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
You think that's bad? I got my last book in the same package as a 40lb bag of cat litter.
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Do you have any sources or further reading for this?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
If no one was buying it, would they still be creating it?
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by zanmat0 8y ago
Agreed, by far the best books I've ever read. And second that for the mild existential crisis.

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