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prawn
3mo ago
Educate women? Isn’t that broadly considered to reduce birth rate?
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3mo ago
I wonder if AI or something else changing (developing anxiety, etc) has made the pay-off of the degree less certain. If you're confident that your years of effort will pay off, it's probably easier to see it through. If you'r
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prawn
4mo ago
Super Off Road... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Off_Road
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4mo ago
Down at the bottom of the article it's revealed that Contrary Research (article host) is an investor in Galadyne and another of the discussed manufacturers. Galadyne is introduced as a company with a stake in the liquid propulsion angl
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prawn
4mo ago
I would absolutely agree with that about basic security, and that it's been the case for about 20 years.
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4mo ago
I think that comment about sophistication is absolutely key. Not even just data harvesting, but actively working against the interests of a user to keep them actively engaged.
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4mo ago
Are political revolutions really brought about by children under 16? I think there's an argument that these policies push for identifying adults and that that might stifle speaking out, but I don't think any of it would be about s
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4mo ago
"The rules ... apply to platforms with at least 8 million users..."
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Blue Origin rocket, owned by Jeff Bezos, explodes during test in Florida
(theguardian.com)
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
There'd be loads of people with rough houses they're about to renovate who'd take payment to allow you to test a robot.
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4mo ago
Definitely far fewer kids living in that street - almost never see any. Possibly some adult kids still at home, but I would've guessed that on the whole there are fewer people living on that street. I'd say it's people parkin
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4mo ago
We did similar within the last couple of years, moving from quarter-acre to 25+. And there is no season you get off. Forgo irrigation in our climate and things flat-out die or you would be full-time watering things. I would love to go back
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4mo ago
I thought it was telling that the promo site leads with an overhead view of the car's shape, a perspective almost no driver or on-looker will have. If I was buying a status car, I think I'd be mostly interested in how great it loo
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4mo ago
I say it every time on this topic, but the situation hasn't changed in 10 years so it holds true IMO. I agree, the big change is absolutely cars and street parking. My parents have lived in the same house for 40+ years (South Australia
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4mo ago
ChrisMarshallNY has consistently posted like this about their work/hobby post-retirement for some time, and often with a bent on 'I do things my own way'. Didn't seem like advertising to me. Including a version number is
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4mo ago
One possibility is that the finding as news is more likely to resonate and reach print given the looming movie?
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4mo ago
Your sound design comment reminds me of seeing Inception in the cinema sitting next to a friend who works in sound (Frozen, John Wick films, etc). Early in the film, I offered him some of my popcorn, and he politely declined. I spent a good
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4mo ago
The sports gambling ads and offers to young males in Australia are absolutely relentless. Here's a recent story: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/may/16/how-b... "Hudson also re
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4mo ago
Also not uncommon in Australia back in the 80s maybe, with the glasses from spreadable cheese.
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Tie Club
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Power Tools Got Worse on Purpose. Who Owns DeWalt, Craftsman, and Milwaukee?
(worseonpurpose.com)
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Giggle for Girls app discriminated against trans woman; judges double damages
(theguardian.com)
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4mo ago
Some quick feedback - your top two screenshots are absolutely generic: city map, and then featured locations. If you're about the routes, then maybe lead with the other two screenshots and more like those. I would forget UGC for a long
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For how long though? I like my accountant, but I use Claude Code enough to know the SOTA and potential, read through the Claude for Small Business skills and texted a friend "How long do you think accountants have?" - an Aussie ha
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4mo ago
Even a 2015 MacBook for me ran the fan hard almost constantly. First Apple silicon MacBook was silent. Now using an M1 Max MBP from 2021 and external hard drives are the thing making noise on my desk.
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4mo ago
Have you used any of the Apple silicon machines? In discussions about modern Apple devices and RAM, I don't know that pre-Apple-silicon experiences are all that relevant? My first was underspec'ed and I used Resolve, Lightroom and
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4mo ago
I suspect that the time spent on accounting or the money spent on accountants will influence decisions made by small-small business owners (1-5 staff range), in that some will take these risks. Admin is a huge pain for very small businesses
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4mo ago
Canadians?!
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I've used Photoshop for about 30 years. For a fair early portion of that, I absolutely enjoyed using it. It was easily my favourite piece of software, and I remember one week in particular after Photoshop 3.0 was released, dreaming in
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prawn
4mo ago
Ditch digging is too important for these people.
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