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jrnichols

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    Comment #48726265

    This is the first I've heard of this and search results have been fruitless. Where can I find more info on this?

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    Comment #48691946

    From folks I've talked to in real life, it really does seem that way. They're getting their information from Facebook but it's mixed in with the "5G towers are killing all the bees…

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    Comment #48668311

    Something here about water usage, a small data center, and a swimming pool. Combining the three may either be awesome or tragic! I like this idea. A small cage in an apartment comp…

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    Comment #48338790

    The funny thing about Tupperware is that some of us have their products from many many years ago and they still work great. I think we've had the same iced tea pitcher since I was …

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    Comment #48273754

    Linux will be exempt for now. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see them try to slip it through later. Legislators in California have learned over the years, and have carved out ex…

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    Comment #48155012

    It's been disappointing to see that Toyota, a brand I once trusted, has slipped into spyware/nagware like this. All for the purpose of later selling advertisements. Do we get a dis…

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    Comment #48000965

    I used to joke that we had "Security through Stupidity" - everything was so half-baked that no intruder would think we were being serious.

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    Comment #47383104

    yet somehow after all these years... Fark is still the same. It has managed to avoid the onslaught of bots. At least to some extent. I'm amazed it's still around. Metafilter too, a…

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    Comment #47312386

    This was a lot of fun to see, especially part 3 where it boots up. Us older guys (me, anyway) still find joy in seeing these old machines we learned our skills on being restored li…

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    Comment #47283957

    I'm over 50 now and feel like this as well. Haven't used Claude yet but used Codex a bunch, and it's been SO MUCH fun going over all the old perl & shell scripting stuff that I use…

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    Comment #47212996

    As another paramedic that has worked in Texas, they are absolutely correct. What we lack in EMS is the same qualified immunity that law enforcement continues to have.

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    Comment #47212966

    We have probably 30 of these within 10 miles and it's great. Perfect excuse to go for a walk, get a book, read it, and then return it to one of the others.

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    Comment #47190731

    They know this, and they know the technology just isn't there. But that's their goal - to make gun ownership as difficult and expensive as possible. I think they've learned from th…

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    Comment #46649100

    Same, and I was starting to feel kind of strange doing anything in html/php in 2026 but then I looked at everything else and realized I'd have to start from scratch again. Plain ol…

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    Comment #46029990

    Same here. While Liquid Glass might be a bit distracting, I don't remember the last time I had an app crash. It's been quite a while. 26.1 fixed a lot of the buggy/laggy feeling to…

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    Comment #43575701

    Not only do I use it for my non-primary email accounts, but I use it for NNTP too. :)

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    Comment #43575653

    I am the same, self-hosting for many years and while I have the occasional question about it, it's easily corrected. I now have a short .com domain I use because my .fyi one was ev…

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    Comment #43476198

    We have HomeConnect on our new Thermador appliances. I actually went ahead and installed the iOS app and brought everything into Homebridge. (thinking about switching to Home Assis…

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    Comment #43476088

    I see a fair amount of that here in Sacramento. People having block parties, chairs out in the driveways, etc. One of the newer neighborhoods in the area seems like it was designed…

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    Comment #43475994

    This is awesome. Thanks! Sensible, easy to use, easy to understand the results. I've been trying the google one, for example, and it doesn't even work. "request timed out." Fishy, …

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    Comment #43085775

    narrated by Morgan Freeman, probably.

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    Comment #42827328

    for a while back in the early 2000s it felt like Weirdstuff Warehouse was getting pallets of surplus gear from failed dot-coms. along with the office chairs/etc.

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    Comment #42599451

    Add increased labor costs and your profit margin for late night coffee drops significantly. Add a safety factor, and it becomes a more cost effective option to reduce hours. We've …

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    Comment #42405877

    I've been a paramedic for a long time and I completely agree with this. Years ago I may have been against something like MAID, but once I got into healthcare and especially this jo…

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    Comment #42332396

    I did look into something like that, and someone did accomplish it with a similar model. https://1projectaweek.com/blog/2022/2/8/converting-a-carro-h... I also realized that the sk…