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Comment #49260343
https://www.impulselabs.com their stove appears to solve all that. I cant wait for their competitors to respond and fix their beyter priced products
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Comment #49251528
thats an excellent way to make your populace poorerand therefore more willing to degrade the en>ironment for a better quality life
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Comment #49251513
its pretty good with logs too. i mostly paste a few pages i suspect hace a problem in them and let it go to town. its almost always correct and is way faster than me
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Comment #49214656
lets say I think the correct model is the social model which then has every change priced vs the cost of not changing it (cost incurred changing it > cost incurred to disabled pers…
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Comment #49203144
Its not wrong though...
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Comment #49203102
Works great with room to spare on my lenovo pgx too
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Comment #49201654
Doing a little more reading, I am concerned you don't understand the point. It sounds like Materialist analysis is pretty much exactly the definition of generalized marxism. It's t…
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Comment #49196770
No it isn't because it isn't cast in cost/opportunity cost/etc. The reality of implementation is top down dictation without apparent consideration of cost (For example, I redid the…
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Comment #49195962
Its generalized marxism because nearly all the * studies people trace their academic lineage back to butthurt marxists watching the ussr not work and free markets turn the poor und…
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Comment #49193414
Those both skirt around the correct way to think about it, which is the costs way.there are extra costs associated with having a disability. the two models you propose are the disa…
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Comment #49187383
Overvalued and/or stupid ideas because what doesnt work hadnt been figured out yet. Their failure highlighted what doesnt work and the next round did better. Same deal with ai but …
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Comment #49161299
Choose one of the bureaucracies and shut it down. It doesnt even matter which one you choose, it will be a better outcome
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Comment #49161127
They offer generalized marxism (that isn't even generalized well. Had that slop taken over a physics department instead of humanities we would have gotten all the * studies current…
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Comment #49160763
Brave search is decent. Moat of the time the ai bubble at the top juat has the answer too
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Comment #49124152
You actually shouldnt makebit 25 cents to send, just make it so you need to deposit 25 cents for every mail you want to send for a 7 day period and make it trivially easy for me as…
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Comment #49124077
Is that true though? It means whoever controls the domain sent it or someone gained access to the mail server since it is the mail serverthat applies the credentials. I think the f…
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Comment #49115226
Kind of depends on the governance, which i am mot familiar with. Would be a shame for him to lose control when he has done a decent job so far. Transferring governance has turned i…
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Comment #49112645
It workss a lot better for me especially copy paste which was always flakey af for me in tmux no matter what plugin i tried. 2 dimensions of panel amalgamation is suprisingly benef…
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Comment #49112524
Mine is plugged in but not that used yet. Same deal its hard to change habits. I also find it slightly too big for my hands especially with the mouseball added. Its sad because it …
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Comment #49112488
Also their he magnetic sensor keyboards are awesome especially for the price
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Comment #49112473
This is why i buy them. With the latest keyboards putting the usbc port on the left side *n a protected sunken enclosure they got good enough to use at wotk and i now have 70 or so…
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Comment #49102557
safer to hedge ones bets. The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence. We could dig up a dinosaur equivalent of a 747 tomorrow. also, recorded history pulls double duty …
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Comment #49080579
Its worse than that. Its "think of the children" but with slightly more truth to the statement than " think of the children". Because it is definitely a national security threatwhi…
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Comment #49079605
I personally think hyping emissions as a benefit for drivers is a case in total misunderstanding of human motivations and desires. It's not a benefit for drivers. It's a benefit fo…
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Comment #49079467
I always see "Atlassian" and think, "well it's not going to be total ass, or even half ass, it's setting a new bar at a third ass...."