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by bliteben 5d ago
likely they run an ad intelligence operation which requires them to click to see where the ads lead
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by bliteben 8d ago
turns out all you need is a botnet like Elon has
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by bliteben 20d ago
You missed the part about get hacked by one of the cornerstones of the ecosystem so that you could get infinite bad press for them if you wanted.
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by bliteben 1mo ago
I think most of it is bot driven spam by the various labs. It's hard not to notice 3 month old accounts with very strong opinions about various frontier labs and little else. Really no different than when there was suddenly online pe
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by bliteben 2mo ago
yeah Visual Basic 6, kind of a different thing but clicking on things to select the method etc is very similar
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by bliteben 1y ago
Jobs had won complete cultural dominance of desktop pcs with the iMac 27". If you saw a desktop on a tv show for the past 20 years it was an iMac 27". Tim saw they could cancel it and go against their policy of minimal cords and
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by bliteben 1y ago
The difference is with the app. With the Apple Remote it works fine, but in the app it only works with HDMI magic (I'm sure some tv's allow you to use the HDMI magic with no sound bar / receiver)
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by bliteben 1y ago
I got one recently for a room that was already wired with speakers, and man the ability to control the volume on Apple TV remote app on your phone is amazing. For whatever reason none of my other Apple TV's will allow that (could be t
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by bliteben 1y ago
Just wait till these robot maximalists figure out that a pile of oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen is much cheaper than robots made out of steel and carbon fiber.
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by bliteben 1y ago
Seems like the obvious solution to this, is if you collect driving data on public highways, the data has to be made available to the public. If you collect the data on private highways you are free to keep it private. If you don't in
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by bliteben 1y ago
The ease and seemingly no-cost nature of small changes in software development, causes scope creep that would have huge costs in construction.
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by bliteben 2y ago
Yes, almost all post 2000 houses will have 20 amps in kitchen but in many areas the other circuits will be 15 amp.
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by bliteben 2y ago
I thought everyone got waivers and the tariffs were just an excuse for raising prices. Was that not what happened in his first administration?
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by bliteben 2y ago
In Astoria, Oregon on Wireless road you can find nearly 100 in a tree. I'm not sure why they are in such high numbers, but you can often see them scavenging fields where seafood waste (shells) are dumped.
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by bliteben 2y ago
I moved back to the south after living out west for 20 years and it is insane the amount of trash dropped by trash workers while they are dumping bins. Part of it is cultural in that trash is literally piled at the street in bins of varyin
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by bliteben 2y ago
how many vc investors are in the class of people that get audited by the IRS?
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by bliteben 2y ago
Even Apple Store employees will freely give you the discount. Apple doesn't discount because they aren't a discount brand, but they will give you this discount if you ask.
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by bliteben 2y ago
Wonder if its better than a single color channel hologram though
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by bliteben 2y ago
I don't understand how it isn't fraud. I looked at an ambulance bill for my mom the other day: $1798 total -$388 Medicare paid -$1324 Service adjustment $86 Amount you owe. I don't think dumb is sufficient to explain this.
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by bliteben 2y ago
> Floating gardens using soil are practically impossible but very cool when they do exist https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floating_island
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by bliteben 3y ago
If tomorrow everyone switches to your proposed vegan diet, where does all the saved power, water and land go towards? growing cattle keeps the land from turning into concrete. If you actually want to conserve land you want to use as much a
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by bliteben 3y ago
I mean brass can be crazy hard to find, I'd bet if you did a geocaching experiment with brass picking a random spot within shotspotter's accuracy tolerances, you'd find the casing less than 50% of the time. Add in an hourly
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by bliteben 3y ago
What zwave devices have you been using? I have only used zwave (leviton, ge) and have only had to restart a switch 2-3 times. My biggest gripe with zwave was when home assistant switched the supported plugin.
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by bliteben 3y ago
Over a long enough timespan we will eventually run into it happening in an instant.
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by bliteben 3y ago
We could likely put 80% of cars on rails just as easily
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by bliteben 3y ago
i hope this isn't his last post
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by bliteben 3y ago
Photosynthesis turns carbon and energy into plants immediately. Longer term the same processes that turned algae and other life forms into oil are still happening and try as we might we aren't going to stop them, but they proceed at wh
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by bliteben 3y ago
turns out that happens without human intervention
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by bliteben 3y ago
the CO2 doesn't escape the atmosphere, it just doesn't recycle itself in a timeframe you are looking for
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by bliteben 3y ago
https://nypost.com/2022/05/19/onlyfans-star-claims-she-had-s...

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