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larossmann
4mo ago
>At about the same time ModelFKeyboards posted his comment here, somebody created a new account on that wiki, then removed much of the negative information on the page and replaced it with similar wording to the comment (including deleti
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9mo ago
>7300 per arrest sounds cheap so I am not sure if you are for or against. think about what a police officer's salary is. think about underpoliced areas. how many arrests would a trained, qualified police officer make in a high crime
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9mo ago
> SF is a hell-hole because of these crime loving activist groups. the cost per arrest in austin while these cameras were up was over $7000/arrest. From an anti-crime perspective, spending $7000 on police salaries & having the p
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larossmann
2y ago
A lot of the criticism of librewolf is for being "woke" I differentiate between someone who holds political beliefs that I don't, or that are a little wild; and someone who holds the belief that I am trying to get them killed
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2y ago
This is interesting since I never had an issue with the loaner program, or apple making those tools available. The tech press had a field day laughing over that, but it wasn't anything professional repair people considered an issue. h
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2y ago
Toxic positivity, https://youtu.be/Yc4U-tJ-y1E
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2y ago
> As a long-time Louis fan it's sad to me he basically just complains even after leaving New York City. Also, when I met Louis IRL at one of his meetups he was actually super rude. I've always gone out of my way to make people
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2y ago
I have infinitely more to learn from this community than I imagine you have to learn from me!
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larossmann
3y ago
I am curious doodlesdev - where did you first hear about FUTO from? Thank you!
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3y ago
Eron Wolf, he created Yahoo Games and then was a seed investor in whatsapp(as well as a programmer for a short period). I interviewed him here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJPmbcU-Vzo https://www.youtube.com
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3y ago
There's at least 50 videos on the channel on any of the issues I consider to be main issues that are 5 minutes or less. The people who make the criticisms you make usually don't watch any of those. It's not just the 10 minu
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3y ago
This guy pretended to be offended at me calling him clueless in my video thumbnail here. TL;DR - he implied independents might install tiktok on customer cellphones if they're unauthorized. See this video: https://www.youtub
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3y ago
>Off topic but have you considered adding Chat-GPT added summaries to your videos as a TL;DW? There is a plugin called eightify.app that produces summaries. It just feel like sometimes you are limiting your audiences to the hard core ner
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3y ago
>Offtopic: is it true what he says about Apple pairing their sleep sensor chip to their security signatures? That would be such a scumbag move. Try replacing an angle sensor in a A2442. It won't work, even if it is from another Macb
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3y ago
If I were to go forward with something like this, I would rather provide support/funding to an organization that has been pursuing this that I find to be well versed, qualified, and ready to go, than do it myself. With the Right to Rep
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4y ago
>It's cementing my personal opinion deeper and deeper within me that that the media is directly responsible for forming the viewpoints and ideas of a huge amount of people - and they're violating this responsibility in huge way
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4y ago
I hope the letter that Jared Wilson wrote the farm bureau gets published somewhere at some point, it'll be a good read! I asked if he had anything I could link to, he's not a journalist, just a really well spoken farmer.
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4y ago
> So, you think businesses should move away from the largest single-point concentrations of customers and workers? Something like 20% of all the humans in USA are represented by those two little acronyms NY and CA. You are correct in tha
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4y ago
> If we can avoid saying I'm victim blaming, he clearly made mistakes. If someone is giving you money (front of the line/rush service) in most tax jurisdictions, you are going to owe a tax on that. The website errors of not pay
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4y ago
> I watched about half of the video. Tbh his excuses about not properly counting sales tax to me just sound weird. if you have a business you need to hire someone who has expertise in this area if you grow to the size where it matters. I
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4y ago
> At one point in the video, Rossman does imply that he is getting special attention because tech lobbyists (i.e. Apple) are trying to attack him because he lobbies against Apple when it comes to Right to Repair and has done so for years
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4y ago
Wow. If I ever start doing videos with a script, I will hire you to write them. This is so much easier than watching a 7 minute rant. Thank you!
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5y ago
Yelp & Google do a far better job, and the way I feel about yelp is undisputedly bad. If you google portatronics 46th st, you will learn about the business way faster than if you show up in person, take down the license number, look up
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5y ago
One important thing to note is that in the over 9 years I have held a DCA license for repair, they have never a) checked my soldering skills b) looked to see whether I got dust between the LCD cell & backlight layers when doing screen r
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5y ago
>This you? I literally just pasted this from above. How is that not suggesting that people are telling customers that their phone is a brick when the charge port breaks? I do not mean the phone is an actual red rectangular prism used to
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5y ago
>"I want Apple to do work and keep stock for me so that I can make money at their expense without having to follow their standards or guidelines". This is also incorrect. I don't understand why you find the need to continu
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5y ago
>There's nothing currently that would prevent a repair shop from repairing a device or sourcing parts from other devices. It can be done, but it is a huge waste. Take the A1989 Macbook. Let's say you bring it in because it stop
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5y ago
>I would not support anything that added a microgram to my iPhone or MacBook or give up even one tiny feature to support the tiny fraction of people who can do repairs. I would be comfortable with establishing a legal framework that allo
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5y ago
>Apple does not say your phone is a brick If a customer has a basic problem, and you tell them that a) You will not fix their phone b) You will not recover data from their phone. c) Your only option at Apple is to have them send your pho
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5y ago
> I think you're being disingenuous here and I think you know it. Saying "and you know it" isn't an argument, it's what people fighting back and forth in drama TV say. > No one is telling customers "your
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