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Comment #48948211
AWS is basically a utility. I think it's inevitable that their carelessness around billing will end up with them being regulated like one.
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Comment #48908267
Electric battery storage is a better option, but also your home is a very leaky battery storage for conditioned air. At my last place i got a plan that was nearly free on overnight…
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Comment #48586645
Living in a warm climate US city i noticed roaches almost disappeared once off the first floor, i saw only one in five years in a 7th-floor apartment.
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Comment #48528251
Whenever we get to talking about three letter agencies, i wish people spent more time thinking about their threat model. Is the TLA surveilling me because they're broadly intereste…
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Comment #48349512
Not about the UA flight, but the grandparent's first point. I can see how it's not simply superstition or theater. Critical info gets communicated either over fuzzy radio or 220 ch…
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Comment #48069788
Same, i'm doing a kitchen reno and gave up on Home Depot because of this
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Comment #46209667
Balancing out the other comment - there's two real supermarkets within a fifteen minute walk of me (another American). It's fun to leave meal planning up to whatever is on sale tha…
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Comment #45727655
IIRC there's a legal distinction between mere unauthorized entry and unauthorized entry that involves circumventing any kind of lock
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Comment #44991338
This is also where i'm at with ChatGPT. Its bullshit meter doesn't exist, but it has "read" everything in a way that i can't, so it's bad for truthiness, but it's great for search …
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Comment #43773062
We (us, the people reading here, the demographic building the software and technology and automation) would do well as a community to spend more time on introspection about what en…
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Comment #43640671
My guess is it's cost driven? IIRC insurance would not pay for mine when i was out of the recommendation pool but they did (were legally required to afaik) when the pool expanded t…
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Comment #41401443
The whole mode of taking in trade news has changed. 20 years ago when i bought a Maximum PC i read it cover-to-cover. Can't imagine doing that now with anything other than a book o…
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Comment #40977535
A friend bought land to build a house on where dowsing was culturally pervasive. He knew it was bogus but it was cheap compared to the land price and everybody around was heavily p…
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Comment #40442302
The book is wonderful, as biz-tech-optimist quick reads go, and some of its ideas have stuck with me over a decade after reading it. I'm almost entirely off MSFT products now but i…
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Comment #39867305
The students were nonconsenting lab rats for a bizarre media experiment. They have every right to feel used or betrayed because they were.
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Comment #39297472
We lost something as a society when McDonald's shifted its good prices to their app. I'm able to keep up with the app deals but it's frustrating to spend any brain space on somethi…
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Comment #39133502
Weather Underground used to have a great tool for this that they called Road Trip Planner, but it broke and they took it down several years ago rather than fixing it. While trying …