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Comment #46173898
Some are installed on private property, and supply data to the property owner. Some are installed on public property, and supply data to the government.
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Comment #45877487
Use a different airline, the free market will take care of the rest!
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Comment #45616256
GIFs or screenshots from this are ubiquitous in meme culture in areas of the net I frequent. There's one I'm thinking of where the cat looks suspiciously at the camera.
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Comment #45246522
If you are in the US, generic breakfast cereals have come a long way. They come in larger boxes or bags and are basically identical. In the past they didn't have Cinnamon Toast Cru…
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Comment #45158853
Someone at Amazon hilariously uploaded a job description that was filtered through this extension: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28869819 > Are you interested in building hy…
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Comment #44402492
I've tried a few times to switch to Kea in PFsense but it crashes my network fiercely.
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Comment #44198425
It's a constellation of tools that have the suffix "arr" - a winking nod to what a stereotypical pirate says, because they are commonly used for media piracy. Some examples are Rad…
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Comment #43994790
There is in Atlanta. An informal system of cash only mini buses without fixed routes and a focus on Spanish language.
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Comment #43888782
I know of an elevator that is also a ticketed access point to a stadium so the elevator operator also scans tickets and gives out wristbands. Very nice for wheeled accessibility.
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Comment #43106192
I love the game and I'm nostalgic for when games were extremely difficult but for many the best way to experience Grim Fandango without such frustration might be by watching a comm…
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Comment #43086460
One issue with gravelmap in my area is that some people don't post the best routes so they don't get crowded...
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Comment #42982855
I was hoping for a zany “trapped stress” material science explanation but this did not come to pass.
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Comment #42883167
Clearly the solution is either UUIDs for every product or Fulfilment By Amazon style randomly generated brand names like UGRTRPY.
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Comment #42838071
> The move (and forced relocation of employees) was likely a way to force attrition, since it was followed fairly quickly with layoffs elsewhere. You might expand the full title to…
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Comment #42821219
It's also how Scotland ended up harnessing their wind power, much to the consternation of one American capitalist...
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Comment #42714232
Start of the unix epoch obviously. I also like the ISO standardization of shipping containers explanation.
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Comment #42352214
I didn't notice a difference personally during a long unemployment stint. Not being employed lends a lot of free time to focus on self development and to be an interesting person w…
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Comment #41955623
This doesn't address your (valid) systemic concerns, but on efficiency the way I like to use links like this is by adding them to a queue for later, then, if I have an opportunity …
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Comment #41754372
The article explains why they made the decision not to do a traditional dog-bone interchange with two circular roundabouts. Namely, there were right of way limitations and a need t…
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Comment #41750575
I'm busy so I didn't read the paper - is there a reason to use neosporin instead of petroleum jelly? In addition to your concern, many people are actively allergic to the ingredien…
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Comment #41589042
EVs are often festooned with cameras which is a disincentive to opportunistic crime. At fast charging stations there's usually other people sitting in their cars which is another d…
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Comment #41448264
2 is pretty easy to explain in my opinion. It's not hard to find people who are passionate about aeronautics who want to build a radical new product, rather than be cog number 1348…
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Comment #40840249
This solution is a clean one module plug and play solution, that seems to be the justification for not doing a kludgier hack like that.
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Comment #40604123
FYI, BOK tower is in Tulsa, not OKC. It is a bit strange to look at it in person with the WTC connection.
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Comment #40579440
> Apple’s own “helpful” iMessage feature was sort of fooled: the auto-filled contact name said “Maybe: Apple Pay.” Maybe! This seems problematic? In article screenshot shows that i…