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by MaintenanceMode 1mo ago
I guess everyone in west palm beach is nuclear reactor specialist according to this tv station’s reporting.
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by MaintenanceMode 7mo ago
He’s on Star Talk this week. https://overcast.fm/+AAzXlUoaiV0
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by MaintenanceMode 7mo ago
If you're part of a particular subculture, like sailboat cruising, nearly all of international sailboat cruising takes place on Facebook. There are pages for every town, anchorage, marina, etc that you will encounter. Often that is pai
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by MaintenanceMode 7mo ago
Yes, it's badly broken. Try building an app, it's so inconsistent, I have no idea what the heck is going on. It seems like every place my app uses a keyboard it has a different look, different feel, different way to dismiss it, et
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by MaintenanceMode 8mo ago
I love astro, it's been such a pleasure to use and totally solved my need for a flexible platform. I managed to retire a bunch of Wordpress sites and I've never looked back. Hopefully I can still run it on netlify.
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by MaintenanceMode 8mo ago
While I respect the author's opinion (and it's interesting that Vibe Coding, the term is less than a year old), I am more than happy to be an Anthropic customer, and actually happy that they've opened more capacity for their
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by MaintenanceMode 10mo ago
Whenever I see "everyone", and broad statements that try to paint an entire geography based on one company "Microsoft" I'm suspect of the motives of the author at worst, or just dismissive of the premise at best. I
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by MaintenanceMode 10mo ago
Occasionally, if you're lucky enough, an option to copy the phone number shows up, it seems like completely at the whim of the OS. And that's after accidentally starting to dial the number, of course.
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by MaintenanceMode 10mo ago
Or can you!?
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by MaintenanceMode 1y ago
Wow. What a run. Has there been another slow networking technology that's lasted for so long?
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by MaintenanceMode 1y ago
This is in line with Hertz rental car rolling out car scanners to detect any small ding or whatever, to "unlock a new revenue stream." Every single cent will soon be extracted from our pockets. https://www.caranddriver.
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Microsoft 365 Business Premium and Office 365 E1 grant discontinuation(partner.microsoft.com)
3 points by MaintenanceMode 1y ago|1 comments
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by MaintenanceMode 1y ago
After years of granting free and discounted business accounts to qualified non-profits Microsoft has discontinued free accounts as of July 1st.
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
No wonder he idolizes Steve Jobs, another famous yeller.
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
You are exactly correct. I'm seeing this already as a relative of mine is exactly that, a small local accountant. He's struggling to inform the many small businesses that he supports. Most can barely use a computer, believe it or
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
Duh....
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
smart enough to do all that, but not smart enough to spot the scam? LOL!
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
Why did the Supreme Court accept the case in the first place, it's a bit confusing. I guess they are signaling that they are willing to ban abortion drugs if a proper case comes up?
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
If you go, and aren't interested in a big party boat, there are a few organizations that offer canoe rides to their farm, including educational tours and lunch. Plus you get to paddle the canoes. We found one on air b and b experienc
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
it's possible that there might be a move to cheek swaps instead of urine tests for routine testing, making it possible to enjoy some recreational pot during off times.
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
I used this for taxes this year. It spotted three errors, fairly complex errors actually, and spit it back for me to fix. After the third submission, it was error free and my return was accepted. I found it pretty amazing that it caught all
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
I too am similarly gifted. Back in the usenet days a group I was on received its first spam. There was some discussion about whether this type of thing would get out of control. I confidently proclaimed that there was no way spam would ever
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by MaintenanceMode 2y ago
That's so amazing. That Sun sparc 10 was a beast of a machine. I had one running until 2020. It was seemingly unstoppable. It broke my heart to send it off to recycling, it's weird being emotional about a computer. It had been s
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
This was a funny era. A few years later (early 2000s), I somehow got sent to the Microsoft developer conference because I was the closest, geographically. There were so many sessions focused on open source and inter working with Linux. It w
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
You may be joking but this is why we thought Cisco bought Webex back in the day too.
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
iFixit is so fantastic. For any of their flaws or shortcomings, they are really trying to grow and improve on a regular basis. They have helped my family save so much stuff from the scrap heap. These are the types of actions that help the e
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
Now with the cloud none of this is necessary. With data at rest laws, all our email older than six months is open game.
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
That’s so gross. Ick. Great finding. I’ve actually wondered about this in the past.
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
Neither boat pictured in the article is a superyacht.
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by MaintenanceMode 3y ago
There are benefits to standing but it isn’t without risks. I messed up my body a bit through a lot of years of standing. So I traded standing body issues for sitting body issues, to some extent. Like others have said, make sure to mix it up

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