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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Appears to be the best backup tool out there right now. Appreciate the developer making the CLI available as an open source tool for non-commercial individual use. Can't recommend it enough actually.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
More tips and tricks here: https://www.openculture.com/2022/01/read-the-cias-simple-sab...
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Abolish exclusionary zoning regulations by executive order and the government could easily afford to implement UBI. Better yet, folks might not even need it anymore.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/shoplifting-stores-problem-1167...
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Place the blame where it belongs: quantitative easing. It's just as dishonest to blame inflation on the elderly as it is to blame the unaffordability of housing in many urban areas on a lack of any buildable land left.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Not to worry if it does. Plenty of folks out there are cheering the end of humanity. Can't come soon enough for some of us.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Not a reliable service. Lost large number of bookmarks with it earlier this year. Now use built-in browser sync instead.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Is this just another example of the "tyranny of low expectations"? Not sure because I didn't have time to read the article.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
How much of carbon taxes will go to fund development of clean energy technology development versus create more do-nothing jobs in government bureaucracy?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
So the manufacturers of these stoves can become filthy rich?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Russia was provoked into attacking the Ukraine by the CIA's long history of meddling in that country. Environmentalist special interest groups in the United States want to make fossil fuels as expensive as possible. They are achieving
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
It's hard to take anything that Gates says seriously anymore. Any or all of it could be a smoke screen to distract attention away from this: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/gates-microsoft-...
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Excellent article! Why are so few of these posted to hacker news? More and more automobiles is the perfect antidote to a society who's wealth has been built on exclusionary zoning. It's useless trying to plan any desirable alterna
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Climate change activist RICO lawsuits are the modern-day equivalent of Salem witch trials. Voodoo is still voodoo by any other name.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Warren should propose a bill that outlaws government workers stealing from taxpayers ... and paying their salaries through letting the Fed inflate away the value of the US dollar.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
"...all dangerous criminals" Are you only suggesting that some dangerous criminals should be released back onto the street? If so, do you have a particular color in mind?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Just let evolution continue working its magic. Can always hope that what comes next after humans is kinder and gentler.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Would consider doing so if Thunderbird would support Google's native Gmail API, which is similar to Fastmail's JMAP, and which vastly improves on the poorly conceived and thoroughly outdated IMAP protocol.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Good. Maybe we focus now on the R&D that can actually improve people's quality of life rather than pander to their overblown fears.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Reforming exclusionary real-estate zoning laws would be a lot easier.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
People should care more about reforming exclusionary zoning laws so that a massive amount of more affordable housing can be built. Environmentalism, in the form of so-called green laws, has done so much to keep prospective home buyers out o
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Math and physics departments are especially in need of more Blacks and women. Many are almost entirely Jewish and Asian.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Bet you wish universal income were the already the norm. In any event, letting recruiters take control over your calendar is a good first step back into thinking of yourself as someone else's tool. That in and of itself is a more usefu
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Countless species have already gone extinct over the eons. Why not one more?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Too bad it's not being put to a much better use like curing ALZ, cancer, or CVD. The "hottest air" on the planet right now is coming out of the climate change propaganda machine that is rapidly taking control over all of West
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Consumer Reports may be off the mark on this one ... https://thechocolatelife.com/cadmium-in-chocolate/
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Might consider using this if it supported org-mode, or the more recent orgdown that Karl Voit recently specified.
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
Actually, it's a close tie with Sacha Chua, but anyway I appreciate David Wilson sharing all of his hard work with us
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
This looks interesting. Can't resist asking the inevitable question here: does this exist for emacs yet?
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by hackrnusr 4y ago
When progressive prosecutors get done releasing all of the dangerous criminals back onto the streets to end mass incarceration, I think some of these military trained police officers might come in handy. Don't you?

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