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jsbisviewtiful
4mo ago
They used to be better but I stopped buying them after COVID related supply chain problems lowered the quality, at least a few years ago. Dunno if they rebounded. Supposedly they are made in the same factory as Smartwool
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4mo ago
Sure but do you recall what LA looked like in the 80's? The gas is more expensive but the unseen cost of that level of pollution is very high. The gov can solve all future gas problems with EV subsidies and manufacturers can help solve
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4mo ago
Sounds great for people and the environment. Too bad its production is now in danger thanks to horrible, ignorant decisions by this administration.
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4mo ago
Costco is a store... where coffee, usually gas and most food + home goods are reliable in quality and priced well comparatively. Comparing the price of salmon fillets at Costco to Whole Foods or elsewhere is eye-opening. Would I buy clothes
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5mo ago
> which seems to be a binary input for diagnosis. Talk to a doctor about any diagnoses.
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5mo ago
Apple is so intent on making the Apple Watch a catch-all that it doesn’t necessarily do any specific activity amazingly. After three Apple Watches over many years I finally sold my 10 last year and won’t be buying another. I bought a Coros
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5mo ago
> a GPU which costs as much as a car must read its entire VRAM just to output a word sounds incredibly wasteful Kind of how I feel about Bitcoin at this point. The coins take so incredibly long to mine if you aren't in a pool that i
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5mo ago
> Incessant nit picking, negativity and doubt casting is my issue. That has unfortunately been very common internet culture since 2020. It was there before the pandemic, but post-pandemic internet never recovered its full whimsy and veer
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5mo ago
If I was struck by an autonomous vehicle while riding in the bike lane I would sue and sue like I was taking aim at a corporation rather than an individual driver. I -or my partner, assuming I died- would retire very early on that money.
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5mo ago
Read into it. Large amounts of dark matter fall into the one of several theories presented by the professionals as what could be causing the phenomenon.
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5mo ago
I forget the timeline of events but the school bombing was within a very short timeframe of the announcement - a short enough timeframe that no rip and replace could have happened yet.
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6mo ago
Personal theory: Possibly the Great Attractor has something to do with a very large collection of dark matter - potentially dark matter galaxies. Hard to say though until we figure out how to see that section of space.
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6mo ago
It was also indefensible. A few years back she campaigned on prosecuting pedophiles and, well, as AG she refused to do that. She went as far as protecting them.
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6mo ago
That's still more interesting than what some sociopath rich person without a real clue says.
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6mo ago
A new hurdle the VR market will be facing is that Meta bought and burned the Oculus brand, one of the most well-known VR brands in the market. Will be curious to see how the market performs if Meta completely abandons Oculus headset product
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6mo ago
My partner and I joke that seitan filled sandwiches are protein bread sandwiches lol. Def like the taste of seitan though!
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6mo ago
I haven’t done a comparison of Beyond vs seitan for their nutritional value, but as someone who used to eat a lot more seitan I gleefully moved over to Beyond/Impossible. Seitan is packed full of gluten, which is much harder to digest.
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6mo ago
Even without looking it up to know for sure it was pretty obvious and could be inferred by anyone playing the game. Especially the scanning, which was painfully obvious to be a data collection method.
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6mo ago
> I could write a book about. You should - Perhaps it can gain notoriety and start waking people up to their bad habits. I've witnessed so much terrible parenting both in public from strangers and from people I know. It's unfor
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6mo ago
My household just bought The Brick to start taking control of our phones and online usage. We've been very online for 15+ years but are hoping to break the addiction cycle by simply blocking our devices from access. The timing feels ri
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6mo ago
Not like the current admin and AI companies are helping with that at all. Also, anyone in that department has brought great harm to the entire country and their employment should be public knowledge.
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7mo ago
>If you don't use social media, the value proposition of a smart phone is incredibly low. Sorry but what are you using your device for? There are many, many tools I use my smartphone for and I currently don't have Insta, reddit
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7mo ago
> It's never popular when I post this That's because you're coming off holier than thou and condescending. Anyone who understands gadgets will say phones are highly trackable and will have told anyone that well over 10+ ye
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7mo ago
> (hard to believe even Meta would do this intentionally) Are you referring to the same company that runs Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram? Meta has, for well over a decade, been caught multiple times -as recently as 2 years ago caught f
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7mo ago
No offense meant, but unfortunately tone cannot be given well via text: What did you think was happening there? The concerns you have expressed seem like they were clearly happening for all users, no matter what, from the beginning.
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7mo ago
Personally, I removed ChatGPT from my phone for Claude last week. This reenforces my choice.
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7mo ago
This seems like something the current SCOTUS would shut down very quickly, but I could be wrong.
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7mo ago
Multiple sources cite different totals but it does seem like there are multiple 1+ mil servers. https://www.deepcord.com/leaderboard/top-members/all/all-siz...
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7mo ago
> Do they? Personally I've never willingly joined one of those massive servers Large community servers are plentiful. I'm in a few that are definitely several hundred if not a few thousand users. It's pretty common to have
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7mo ago
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