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justinator

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About justinator

He pai ki ahau te kai paramanawa

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    Comment #49204213

    Can't actually read the Verge without a subscription either.

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    Comment #49204206

    It's not actually free, it's $14 to unlock all the features.

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    Comment #49104658

    It's the Hamptons, these houses are for some of the wealthiest people on the planet. I'd make them wear a giant visor over their face rather than have to talk to them directly too.…

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    Comment #48962135

    One of the benefits of these old eTrex models is that they run on AA's, so they're used for things like long distance cycling (across countries). I don't know if there are top tier…

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    Comment #48928310

    You know what I've learned working weddings? They're all basically the same. They hit the same beats. It's not where radical creativity is found. It couldn't be more of a bucketlis…

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    Comment #48769145

    Driving cars releases tons of CO2 into the atmosphere (per car). There are 300 million cars on the road in the States. CO2 is a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. 7…

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    Comment #48768174

    It would probably be better in the long run if we all drove less and walked more, then built a 1,000 mile aqueduct from the ocean to (and I can't believe I'm typing this) replenish…

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    Comment #48768128

    I remember I was gunna drive out to see Spiral Jetty, but it's not a jetty right now, so what's the point, you know? And it's not like it's close to the shore or anything -- it's a…

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    Comment #48705067

    I can't but agree. Either the Gerald Ford was not in shape for a conflict, or it was taken out. Our navy kept a good distance from the conflict and it seems pretty obvious why: the…

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    Comment #48701474

    If you will remember from a few months ago, many of our actions was apparrently to cause a revolution from within. That didn't happen. We can't just change our strategy to "nvrmd: …

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    Comment #48701225

    Not to say you're wrong, but I got a different impression from this report: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/29/podcasts/the-daily/iran-s... From this report, I'm getting the feelin…

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    Comment #48558883

    I'll have to try this out. I've gotten motion sickness while using a phone in the car and I swear it continued to affect me for weeks.

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    Comment #48509378

    I still appreciate the answer(s)!

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    Comment #48498959

    Does running greyscale help with energy conservation?

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    Comment #48426469

    The point is to prove that one xkcd comic

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    Comment #48415461

    You'd think after 8 years, they'd have found the hole!

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    Comment #48415183

    Bubble gum? Like do they chew space bubble gum that they could then smoosh in the holes? In college, we'd use toothpaste for the holes left from nails in the walls we hung up our p…

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    Comment #48392991

    "The beginner's guide is only 643 pages" may support my POV more than you may think.

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    Comment #48390987

    Haha, fair enough. Perhaps a more insightful take from me is that the app makes you understand the underlying process a little more than many other options. For example, color spac…

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    Comment #48388913

    You look very handsome in both photos, but I'm just happy that you're happy.

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    Comment #48387652

    Great metaphor.

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    Comment #48387454

    The only thing wrong with Resolve is there is no "just get out of my way and let me get something done" mode. No easy/beginner mode. This is a very sizable, complicated piece of a …

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    Comment #48378015

    What is your confidence level that potential base level candidates can write a bubble sort function? (and is that at all important to you?)

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    Comment #48330828

    You are correct re: Shakedry. What's interesting to me is that it used the now discontinued ePTFE which manufacturing used PFAS in production, but there is still no alternative PFA…

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    Comment #48326316

    No. The newer GoreTex jackets work worse than previous ones. Much of it has to do with the DWR. The previous DWR that has now been banned for its inclusion of PFAS (forever chemica…