iamatworknow

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by iamatworknow 12d ago
I was totally unaware of this. I haven't quite been ready to pull the trigger on something like FastMail or ProtonMail, but I have a few domains kicking around and figure it's worth a shot to try it out. Thanks!
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by iamatworknow 19d ago
If only it were that simple. Recall the "Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act". The legislature _did_ pass a law banning software then and the executive just ignored it.
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by iamatworknow 19d ago
While we're at it, term limits for everyone. All levels of the judiciary and legislature.
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by iamatworknow 2mo ago
Can confirm many of our West US resources have been out for like 40 minutes.
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by iamatworknow 2mo ago
Why are you responding as if that was an attack? Not everyone needs to know every intricate detail of a system to use it. Nor should they. That type of thinking is like saying unless you can cook a gourmet restaurant quality meal you don&#x
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Yeah, that totally makes sense to me.
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
I did the same as a kid. Like if I was in a classroom with noisy classmates ("study hall") I'd shut my eyes and actively try to not hear them and embrace the nothingness "around" the voices. Kinda interesting that I
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Yeah...I messed up. Damn window size and two different drivetrains for the Ioniq. Side note, web design sucks.
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Yeah, I missed that there were the two lines for the Ioniq 5 weight based on the drivetrain, and a column that was not obviously hidden with my window size, my bad.
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
To me it all still comes down to charging infrastructure. The current state of batteries is good enough for me, but I live in an apartment and can't charge at home, and the availability/reliability local charging stations are a cr
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
I always bought into this "meme", in part because just about every EV review I've seen mentions having to compensate for the extra weight which makes those cars less performant at times, so decided to look it up based on your
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Look into autocross, if you haven't before. It's probably the most accessible way to get a taste of time-trial racing in real life, and events are held all over the place -- basically anywhere there's a community and a free,
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Yeah, that's a fair point. But if things are flowing I regularly see 80+ (which probably lends itself to eventual 20 MPH when someone wrecks and causes awful traffic). Definitely don't mind those late night drives, as long as you
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
A culturally relevant favorite of mine: The lives of all they occupy, their eyes in dismal gloom The all-piercing, dead oculi, mirrors of our doom Oblivious to the trespass as you gaze into the black The demon of surveillance insu
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
73 MPH? Must be a leisurely Sunday church drive (at least here in the Atlanta metro, where cars engulfed in flame on the side of the interstate are not as rare as they should be).
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
I don't know what you expect this comment to do, lol.
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
Maybe they do, or did in this case, but I wouldn't expect them to keep me informed on what happened.
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
I had a situation a few years ago driving down a highway at night when all of a sudden I noticed a weird "thing" in the sky in front of me. It got closer and I swerved, but not enough to avoid it hitting the side of my car, taking
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by iamatworknow 3y ago
I'll second this but add _without a subscription_. I like the idea of Oura or Whoop but I don't want want the monthly fee, and just want the minimal amount of data (acceleration, heart rate, maybe temperature), in something I can
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
The Lakers roster has the highest average age in the whole NBA by like 2 years. https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/transactions/composition_s...
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
My favorite is (or, was) "Sleep Train Arena" in Sacramento. Sounds so exciting!
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
Same here. I replaced the few Alexa devices in my house with Homepods over the last year and have notice no difference in how well they work because I don't use them for anything particularly complicated, and I don't _want_ to use
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
I mean no offense by this, but this opinion seems to be colored by your direct experience. There's is still A LOT of intolerance to these things to be found in the world. You're just not being exposed to it, most likely.
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
>And maybe it's right that stories like that should be written by people who're closer to them? Both books should be able to exist simultaneously.
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
I'm guessing the post you're replying to is sarcasm, or trolling, because it seems too perfectly absurd.
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by iamatworknow 5y ago
The "conflating" is addressed just a couple of paragraphs later: >The above cases are each distinct. You may agree with how the book world responded in some instances, and disagree in others. But what these cases convey is how
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by iamatworknow 6y ago
When I was growing up my father was pretty frugal, so he was very early on the train of replacing all of our home's lightbulbs with fluorescents. However, I don't think he really understood what color temperatures meant, so he alw
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by iamatworknow 6y ago
>I think we have a larger problem where our education system is laser focused on "knowledge" and often abjectly refuses to teach anything that can be called a "skill". I've been thinking about this quite a bit la
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by iamatworknow 6y ago
This is a valid point, haha.
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by iamatworknow 6y ago
New York requires annual car inspections that include emissions testing as well as a basic safety check (tires, brakes, head/signal/brake lights, horn, fluids, and a few other things). They "only" cost $20 but they put a

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