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by mod 4y ago
I personally find it quite easy to like parts of the government while disliking other parts of it. My position on police is complicated. I don't speak to police. I don't like interacting with police. I've met some officers th
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by mod 4y ago
What a weird flex. Can we talk about how you managed this? I really hope you didn't go back and read pages and pages of my comments to find a gotcha. This is HN, so I assume you've built a tool to do it. I'm really curious to
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by mod 4y ago
I'm just tunneling, really. I prefer the logs on my WG box vs the local ISP and whoever else in-between. I don't think my webhost is really in the business of tracking down VPN users and selling out their browsing history, althoug
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by mod 4y ago
You made up the "pounds" part, he didn't say that. Also, buying things before they disappear is hardly "sticking it to the government."
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by mod 4y ago
Yes, it's my VPN triggering it. I run my own Wireguard on a DigitalOcean box, and I'm the only user--so not exactly a lot of bad traffic coming off of my IP (may have in the past, though). With the prevalence of Cloudfare now, it&
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by mod 4y ago
It occasionally crosses my mind while I'm having the time of my life flying my FPV drone.
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by mod 4y ago
Length doesn't make it harder to crack, entropy does. Length is a good way to add entropy if the characters are not predictable. "Ava234ncqli3h23rn2f" is a lot stronger than "Ava234ncqli3" "DonaldTrump" is
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by mod 4y ago
Half the web has a CAPTCHA just to view content. Thanks, Cloudfare.
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by mod 4y ago
That's what I've always done, with an upper limit of 1. More seriously, this just kicks the can a little bit. "Already people can chuck a + in the user part...so really there's not much point trying to maintain a 25:1 us
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by mod 4y ago
I bought a surface for that reason. I like the portability, and it is just a normal PC with a pretty bad keyboard.
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by mod 4y ago
I've already decided the same, and my current vehicle is a 2015, before they started this new wave of nonsense. I drive a truck. I think I'm going to get my favorite body style of F150 (late 70s/early 80s) and put a brand new
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by mod 4y ago
I collect my rainwater for household use. I must admit, until this moment I had never considered that I interact with space dust on the daily.
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by mod 4y ago
NFTs commemorating assassinations of important targets available at the gift shop after conflicts.
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by mod 4y ago
What's a nomad? You caravan around and settle new tiles? I vaguely know that's possible, but I don't venture out a lot honestly.
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by mod 4y ago
I still play vanilla. I've never beaten it.
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by mod 4y ago
There's a difficulty slider alongside the storyteller. They're not the same.
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by mod 4y ago
Why do I need to go to a specific spot? I have devices that take text input on my body at all times, and I sit in front of one for most of the day.
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by mod 4y ago
Nothing--duplicate functionality on my wrist. That's useful for me a lot: motorcycling, fishing, kayaking when I want my phone in a dry bag, silent notifications. The ease of accessing a voice assistant is nice--I double click a watch
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by mod 4y ago
> Text messages on phones should (optionally) do the same thing... Fixed that. Please, just make all things possible! Let me micro-manage the shit out of notifications!
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by mod 4y ago
I have an E650 or something like that--an eco-drive. I traded an xbox 360 for it many years ago, when an xbox 360 was worth about 300 or 400 bucks. I was having trouble selling the xbox before I went overseas, but bringing a watch along wor
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by mod 4y ago
> Samsung classic 4 (or whatever) is The Correct Answer™. I think it's the whole Samsung Galaxy Watch line. My Galaxy Watch (original) has one, and they'd be total fools to remove it in a later model. I think the only time I to
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by mod 4y ago
As a video game player, developer (non-game), bar/restaurant owner, and a person who likes to cook: I think the distance between them is about the same, as the GP noted. It's not analogous, but they didn't make that claim. I
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by mod 4y ago
I'm born with the right to do whatever I want that doesn't violate the laws of physics. The rights I appear to lose were taken away from me by a society. I actually don't ever forget that.
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by mod 4y ago
I would agree, however that's not my use case. I don't leave my property except about once per week. I do plenty of "truck stuff" without being in construction, though. I don't think you've hit all the use case
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by mod 4y ago
I want to second the request for a picture. I think this would solve my watch/keyboard problems. Thank you!
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by mod 4y ago
May have to do with posture or body alignment, less than the watch. My data point: much like GP, I experience discomfort if I wear my (smart/big) watch while programming. Also if I wear a small watch too tightly. I get a sensation in m
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by mod 4y ago
Not trying to correct, just to be helpful: I find personally that some watches are extremely uncomfortable, and some I barely feel. The small, thin watches that don't get hung up on clothing etc work well for me. Timex weekender, and C
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by mod 4y ago
> cheap fitness band on your ankle This is a cool idea. I hadn't really toyed with the idea of my watch living anywhere but my wrist. Like the GP, I have to remove mine a lot for computer sessions, as a heavy keyboard user. I'm
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by mod 4y ago
My full size 2015 GMC truck gets 22mpg on the highway. 18-19 around town.
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by mod 4y ago
If the business I start takes money from my mother in law for an order, and someone within the business steals the money, I'm paying her back out of my own pocket if necessary. I'm not saying it's his fault that it got stolen

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