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AequitasOmnibus

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    Comment #43306268

    From the discussions I've seen about theanine, the real benefit supposedly came when it was taken alongside caffeine. The thinking being that theanine moderated some of the jittery…

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    Comment #41932132

    Active Postbox user here. If I'm being honest, it's mainly a nice skin over Thunderbird, and inertia kept me on it all these years. With the wind down, I'll likely switch over to T…

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    Comment #40754617

    That sounds a lot like all the homeowners in California that have sold their significantly overvalued homes for 7 figures to move to states where real estate is a fraction of the c…

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    Comment #40653941

    While not mentioned in the article, it’s worth mentioning that this also coincided with T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint. Specifically, T-Mobile made assurances that the acquisitio…

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    Ask HN: Best Way to Stop Persistent Identity Thieves

    About a month ago, my elderly parents lost their landline phone number in a sim swap attack. Since then, they have been battling with a scammer almost every day who has managed to …

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    Comment #40518601

    I've wanted to love MARP for years but the documentation is so limited (and tutorials so sparse) that building a presentation with any complexity beyond the basics is almost imposs…

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    Comment #40430040

    > a protest against the ubiquity and inhumanness of digital photography A protest to the tune of approximately $1 per photo. I love my 35mm SLR but shooting on it is extremely cost…

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    Comment #40395273

    Nationalized healthcare doesn’t stop at a pharmaceutical manufacturer’s borders. You think NHS or any other country with socialized medicine pays what the US does? With socialized …

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    Comment #39875791

    Incidentally I’ve written about this before [^1]. Basically, the sitting president appoints circuit judges to a lifetime position. The judicial candidates are selected by senators …

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    Comment #39416133

    It warms my heart to see people still taking about the X201’s faulty WiFi switch. I loved that laptop but ended up mothballing it over the switch. It remains a perfect example of h…

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    Comment #38976435

    Copyright was never conceived to apply to technology like this and the onslaught of copyright suits (like the NYT one) underscore its fundamental rent-seeking nature. No doubt thes…

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    Comment #38679214

    In one fell swoop, Nate tries to redefine political alignments in order to artificially distance himself from a concept he personally dislikes (“wokeness”). His statistical analysi…

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    Comment #38495766

    Obesity is curable. Diabetes is not.

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    Comment #38343690

    So… which part of an anti-vax, anti-abortion access, climate denier is the rational part?

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    Comment #38340190

    People are scared of change. Particularly where those changes require mass acceptance of uncomfortable truths. Intellectually it’s obvious that society has to come to a reckoning o…

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    Comment #38293858

    > The cable industry did the exact same thing. Kinda but not really. The cable providers were and continue to be hamstrung by the networks who force the cable providers to buy chan…

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    Comment #38146418

    This is a legitimate use of a DMCA takedown. The author of the obituary (presumably the decedent's family or friends) owns the obit and therefore owns the copyright to it. Whether …

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    Comment #38005969

    The United States can’t even carry out basic governmental functions. The House of Representatives is without a speaker going on a month now, and each election cycle is degrading to…

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    Comment #37792509

    > Speaking at Unreal Fest 2023, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said Unreal Engine would become “a licensable piece of software like Maya or Photoshop” with a subscription-based pricing…

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    Comment #37723270

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    Comment #37662271

    Or put differently, 8-10 thousand years ago, the number of men reproducing dropped significantly. That makes sense to me given that this is the period in human history where societ…

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    Comment #37621186

    Just wanted to say that Croc is one of the most reliable and straightforward file transfer tools I’ve ever used. It worked so well that I used it for Android (via Termux) to Window…

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    Comment #37538798

    As someone who writes for a living, I often say that there are two components to being a passable writer: a technical understanding of syntax, and exposure to the written word. Syn…

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    Comment #37401259

    10 years on, Snowden remains arguably the most important whistleblower in the US after Daniel Ellsberg. The fact that the government pursued Snowden and effectively drove him into …

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    Comment #37180016

    I lived in LA for almost a decade (leaving in 2020) and, despite hearing these horror stories, never once had that experience. And I rode the light rail at least 3-4 days/week. Ins…