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by bogidon 3y ago
Chiming in with something I've posted in the past that I've found reduced about 80% of this spam mail and only takes 10 minutes to set up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31070730
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Reducing Junk Mail(die.net)
2 points by bogidon 4y ago|0 comments
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by bogidon 4y ago
https://archive.ph/7Kfjn
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EU drive for new clean energy could see solar panels on all new buildings(ft.com)
1 points by bogidon 4y ago|1 comments
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by bogidon 4y ago
For sure. Except I don't think this site provides "official interaction with US government stuff". My expectation is that the government was involved only to create the regulation and the implementation was left to the credit
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by bogidon 4y ago
In my experience lots of unwanted mail comes from credit card offers, insurance, etc. Turns out that unless you have an account with them, all these financial service companies get their prospective mailing data through the credit bureaus.
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by bogidon 4y ago
I just spent two months apartment searching in NYC. I talked to many brokers but not one was interested in actively searching on my behalf. The market is incredibly disadvantageous to renters right now. Maybe parent is sharing experience fr
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Explain Shell(explainshell.com)
3 points by bogidon 4y ago|0 comments
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T-Mobile Forum: I was promised a third line for free and didn't receive it(community.t-mobile.com)
6 points by bogidon 5y ago|2 comments
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McDonald’s Hall of Zodiacs: 2022 Lunar New Year by Humberto Leon (VR)(mcdhallofzodiacs.com)
1 points by bogidon 5y ago|0 comments
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by bogidon 5y ago
Oh that’s awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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by bogidon 5y ago
I have a poor understanding of electrical engineering so I am not sure this would actually work. But I've wondered if one could make a fairly cheap gadget for turning a decent USB-PD supply into a somewhat useful hobbyist variable volt
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Why I (a bike advocate) don't Support the Treeline Trail Plan(damnarbor.com)
2 points by bogidon 5y ago|0 comments
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by bogidon 5y ago
I still have an iPhone for now (am waiting for mobile Linux to become just a little more mature) but I’ve turned off iMessage. When I get asked about how I can be reached by IM I tell people they can find me on Signal. Been doing this for a
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by bogidon 5y ago
Big plus one. In order to encourage (what I strongly believe to be much needed) experimentation with personal messaging we have to break away from having each. new. client. establish it's own network. Otherwise competition in this fiel
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by bogidon 5y ago
I only started feeling a sense of actually understanding CSS (as opposed to working on it based on acquired intuition) when I started reading the official specs. I think that most other material is an abstraction over those that usually doe
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by bogidon 5y ago
"millions" https://twitter.com/signalapp/status/1445164521102979080?s=2...
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by bogidon 5y ago
I was surprised recently to learn about the back/forward cache (bfcache) [1], a common browser optimization that sort of does what you're describing but stores a more complete snapshot of the page, including the JS heap. I'm
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by bogidon 5y ago
I like to chime in with this one when possible (due to a deep resentment for credit card offer spam). In case you didn’t know, you can opt out of the credit industry’s vast marketing machinery. It’s a bit obtuse, as you’d expect from the bu
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by bogidon 5y ago
Have been hoping for something like this for probably a decade – and your product looks great. Also have a question about the pricing. I’m happy to pay at the current tiers, especially to help getting y’all bootstrapped. But I’m curious if
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by bogidon 5y ago
From the actual spec[1]: > All EPR cables shall be Electronically Marked and include EPR-specific information in the eMarker as defined by the USB PD specification. As defined in the USB PD specification, EPR cables are marked as 50 V an
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by bogidon 5y ago
Curious if we can put said oil back into the earth we extracted it from, or if there are reasons that ecologically would be a bad idea. It’s interesting to me thinking about restoring the environment to a state prior to human interference.
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by bogidon 5y ago
It is indeed the FTCs official option: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0262-stopping-unsolici...
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Official website for opting out of junk credit and insurance mail(optoutprescreen.com)
1 points by bogidon 5y ago|1 comments
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by bogidon 5y ago
> If they want to erode public trust by using it to advertise their products, that’s their choice Companies are people too!
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by bogidon 5y ago
Yes. I do not get 803 calls at all anymore. Am on iOS 14.4.2. I also use T-Mobile Scam Shield so I can see all the calls that have come in from the carrier’s perspective, so before iOS blocks them. It’s interesting, of the last 24 calls fro
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by bogidon 5y ago
One hack if you get those robocalls that match your area code. Get a new phone number for an area code you think you’ll never go to and use a smart blocking app[1] to block the entire area code. It’s a brutalist solution that’s not for ever
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by bogidon 5y ago
I wonder what’s the ballpark of what spammers are making and spending. And if that really is significant enough profit to the carriers to prompt inaction on an issue that clearly degrades the experience for the rest of their users. Or maybe
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by bogidon 5y ago
They do have a Surface Pro X with their ARM "SQ" chips which they work with Qualcomm to make. It's nowhere near as good compared to the M1 according to the layperson's benchmarks I've seen though. https:/&#x2F
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by bogidon 6y ago
Forked from these a while ago for the macOS part of dotfiles. My dotfiles support both macOS and Linux, and most of my configurations are also extensible on the local machine only though ~/.zshrc_local, ~/.gitconfig_local, etc (wh

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