juiceland

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by juiceland 3d ago
No empathy for fascists or fascist collaborators.
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by juiceland 3d ago
>The officer said the installer was also concerned about privacy. "And his worry more than anything is that, you know, he's just an employee. Anybody like you and me. And now he's going to be in the news and he doesn'
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by juiceland 4d ago
Any guide to doing this?
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by juiceland 4d ago
> Even regular people hesitate to report problems if they think the police might overreact. I can’t think of any instance I would call the police except to satisfy the requirements of an insurance claim. I was in a car accident in an Ube
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by juiceland 4d ago
If they don’t use the microphones why do they have a statement in their Terms of Service to not say sensitive things in front of your TV? It says the TV owner is "solely responsible" for obtaining all necessary consents from third
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by juiceland 5d ago
In the first place, the laptop had a 38 year head start in terms of form-factor refinement. The laptop was also born as a productivity device. The design language around dual screen folding phones is still being developed.
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by juiceland 5d ago
Marx did envision the atomization of labor, of individual entrepreneurs selling their own slice of the means of production. I am skeptical that such a system will result in better living conditions for workers. It hasn’t worked for Uber dri
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by juiceland 5d ago
Overpaid techies learning they’re still just as much a means to the capital class’ ends as the factory workers whose jobs the US shipped to lower wage countries. Class consciousness y’all. You’re smart enough to Marx and Piketty so do it.
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by juiceland 7d ago
Globally, mobile+tablet crossed 50% of web traffic in October 2016 (51.3% vs. desktop's 48.7%) [0]. For the world minus HN, we’re entering the second decade of phones being useful computers for the most common definition of useful. [
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by juiceland 7d ago
>cars are a leading cause of death and the leading cause of death for children and young adults. Firearms have been the leading cause of death for people ages 1-19 since 2020. [0] https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10
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by juiceland 7d ago
>In a multiple of ways: you become disconnected from nature and closed off to environments I live in a city. Nature for me means the squealing breaks of cars and trucks + people trying to get my attention so I'll take their religiou
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by juiceland 7d ago
I mean, I remember having a guy squeak a rubber ducky at me when we took family photos... that part isn't new. What difference does it make that it's recognizable IP? It's Snoopy. Kids like Snoopy.
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by juiceland 7d ago
>I cannot overstate the drastic difference in quality. Quality is governed by your subjective experience. The HD1s are tuned in a way that, paired with the Vestri and the files, creates the experience that you enjoy better. That's i
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by juiceland 7d ago
The original admonition was against requiring a stylus, not enabling one.
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by juiceland 7d ago
I don't have kids -- what's wrong with this feature?
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by juiceland 8d ago
Isn’t OpenOffice called by llms to do tasks?
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by juiceland 9d ago
It’s interesting that this device is having a moment. It’s not, strictly speaking, new; I had something called “Oaxis InkCase” around 2013. It was designed to accompany a smart phone.
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by juiceland 10d ago
And it appears the feelings drove this human to write a blog post. Not exactly world changing.
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by juiceland 10d ago
Actions change the world, not feelings.
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by juiceland 10d ago
Swift, WebKit, Darwin/XNU, MLX, FoundationDB, Container, Pkl, libdispatch (GCD), CUPS, CareKit, ResearchKit, Kubernetes, Cassandra, Spark, Netty, Solr…
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by juiceland 10d ago
People have a lot of feelings and not a single one of them will change the future.
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SimpleUI for KOReader(github.com)
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by juiceland 14d ago
I’m seriously transferring offices to be in NYC. My taxes are going up significantly and I don’t care.
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by juiceland 15d ago
> Google Account that isn't tied to anything else. At the risk of being a privacy absolutist / fatalist: Google’s entire business model is surveillance. They follow you around and track your habits so you can be influenced. Giv
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by juiceland 16d ago
It’s a shame that Boox disregards GPL2 intentionally. Wish we had more hardware makers that weren’t hostile to free software. [0] https://x.com/puffnfresh/status/1587064729977044994?s=46
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by juiceland 17d ago
If the maximum allowable rent under rent control is bearable by the market, why would a landlord not do that in the absence of rent control? Are there landlords that are stupid and hate money?
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by juiceland 23d ago
The real concern is supply chains. The US can design but not manufacture, whereas it appears China can do both.
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by juiceland 25d ago
Investing in your customer so they buy your product seems to be the signature move as of late.
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by juiceland 25d ago
Fascinating that there’s all these booksellers bragging about making bank selling rare books to tech companies but no list of rare books destroyed by tech companies.
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by juiceland 26d ago
Has anyone asked? From the discussion here it seems like the books are extremely valuable.

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