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Comment #39031941
This is a great idea! I see others have mentioned ferries, however when I put my route in (Bainbridge Island to Seattle, WA) it chose roads not the ferry. Any way to force it to us…
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Comment #37931773
Perfectly happy is maybe a stretch, but there are a few bills I still write checks for. These are a small stick it to the man because these companies charge a "convenience fee" for…
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Comment #34637270
Came with the same feedback, I'm having fun playing with it, but it's amusing to search for "Comfortably Numb" and the first match is "Comfortably Numb" :D https://maroofy.com/song…
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Comment #34630900
To be honest, yes, in that I'd hate for it to drop. However I've been on since 2009 and only have 309 karma, so I guess I don't care enough to try to make it higher.
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Comment #34474728
I feel pretty secure in my job until ChatGPT can write itself. Once it can improve on itself, then I'll be really worried.
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Comment #34371201
Not sure how small you're wanting, but Kinesis sells the Cirque EasyCat AG which is 3.3"x2.6". I've not used it myself, but I do have the Freestyle Pro keyboard, which I absolutely…
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Comment #34316531
There's a lot of people using Hauptwerk (virtual organ) for this and assembling their own consoles. Here is an organist on YouTube who shows his whole build process: https://www.yo…
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Comment #33700636
I still have a Net Yaroze sitting in a box in my garage, including all the manuals and CodeWarrior that probably won't work on anything anymore. I'd love to donate to someone who w…
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Comment #31854337
Movies have been doing this for a while, and people just seem to have gotten used to it after the initial "yuck" reaction. Peter Cushing, Coke Commercials, etc.
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Comment #31832573
Abroad in Japan. He’s really popular, but I find him pretty balanced. That Japanese Guy Yuta. Some find him annoying, but I like it. He covers a lot of controversial subjects. I’ve…
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Comment #31820245
I just discovered this channel about 6 months ago and am ridiculously hooked on it. Am I ever going to buy a right angle impact wrench or a chain saw sharpener? No, but I'll sure w…
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Comment #31820214
I've only visited Japan once (I'm American), and as someone who had never been, I definitely saw a lot of things that seemed magical and I can understand the tendency to romanticiz…
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Comment #31257888
Interestingly, I just got a VanMoof electric bike a few weeks ago as part of a commuting program at work. I'm able to use it for leisure too, so I hope you're right.
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Comment #31257864
It's probably several factors, according to the docs. Partly genetics, partly taking up running later in life (about 35, loved it, but the knee pain started in about 5 years in), p…
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Comment #31254109
I used to be an avid walker, at least an hour a day back and forth to work, and long walks with the dogs around my home (lucky to live in a beautiful area in the PNW with close bea…
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Comment #30736996
Came here for the 128 :)
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Comment #30725371
Mine connects, specifically to allow Alexa voice control. It actually comes in handy once and a while (or should I say, handless...) The one appliance I have that has internet capa…
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Comment #30503709
Mental math is useful (vital) when playing poker or other odds based skill games! You'd be thrown out of any casino if you broke out your phone every hand :D And, this sort of goes…
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Comment #30052792
Does anyone have any info on who is behind this before I submit my e-mail address to a random website? It seems like it could be interesting in an advent of code style thing, but I…
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Comment #30031602
And the median is a Toyota plant in Indiana! https://goo.gl/maps/gG9KGVpJ3rovVRyH6
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Comment #29752459
See my top level post, but I’ve been through it. A couple of quick answers. It’s hard to understand how overwhelming it is to suddenly loose every single material possession. And y…
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Comment #29752320
I lost my childhood home in the 1991 Oakland hills fire when I was in my early 20’s. I was the only one home at the time and it started on our block, so I had no time to get anythi…
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Comment #28343357
I love Stockholm (and Sweden in general). Had I visited earlier in life I likely would have wound up there. Second choice would be Amsterdam.
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Comment #27425733
I miss Mike Quinn and Weird Stuff. I haunted them in my youth and made all kinds of crazy projects.
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