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throwaway48375
4y ago
Can't you just open a window at night?
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throwaway48375
4y ago
The AC removes the humidity though so it is a non-issue indoors.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Is there a good reason why it takes that committee over a week just to meet? Why can't they just schedule a zoom conference and then issue an executive order the same day? It's not like starving babies are a time critical issue li
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Don't worry they've formed a committee to look into maybe doing something about this. Meanwhile babies are starving. I wish I were joking.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
thank you
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throwaway48375
4y ago
I don't even have the ability to downvote on HN.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Maybe the US is just good at maintaining a facade that they aren't authoritarian. The US border agents are acting in an objectively authoritarian manner while the Chinese border agents are not and yet somehow you conclude that the Chin
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Kinda hard to do ransomware with cash.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
There are a good number of grey countries on that map I suspect they would just rendition you from.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Just like trying to report a security vulnerability to a company in good faith, you are often better off just publishing it anonymously even if it is worse for the company.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
based turkey
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throwaway48375
4y ago
I have multiple friends who have left AT&T because of this. It seems to me they are shooting themselves in the foot.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
What assets?
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throwaway48375
4y ago
We have a fractional reserve banking system. What was the reserve rate set at in 2020?
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4y ago
My only complaints about the freestyle machines are that they are slower to use and sometimes at busy locations it can create a bottleneck. The second is that it is harder to be precise with the fill level because there is significant laten
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4y ago
I don't see why battery life is relevant to phone size. My point was just that I don't mind a bigger phone. It doesn't matter to me. We got to the point that they were thin enough long ago. If they could add a few millimeters
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4y ago
Yeah I did pick the worst of the bunch, but in my defense it was the most prominently featured and like you said the others aren't that much better.
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4y ago
My old phones with removable batteries fit in my pocket just fine.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
Just sue them to prevent them from being able to quit. https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-01-24/wisconsin-...
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4y ago
>Balenciaga kicks and 99c bowls of instant noodles do make an odd combo... I don't know anything about shoes, but I looked up Balenciaga and those have to be some of the ugliest shoes I have ever seen. https://www.balenci
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4y ago
If you lose your job then you qualify for Medicaid and get free doctors visits and emergency care. The people who get fucked the worst by our system are the working poor. The people who make just over the limit for Medicaid and have crappy
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4y ago
I lost my job due to illness and I am currently on Medi-Cal. There is no deductible. Pretty much everything non-cosmetic is covered 100% including dental. My previous health insurance from a Fortune 100 company was much worse with all sorts
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4y ago
In my area United Association Plumbers get $42.77/hour and have great benefits including healthcare/pension. I agree though we need truly universal healthcare like medicare for all. The system we have now is hopelessly broken.
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4y ago
This seems to encourage the Scotty approach.
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4y ago
Yes they changed how it was measured around that time, but that didn't cause the substantial change in money supply. They didn't really change how it was measured that much. They say themselves it was due to increased demand for m
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4y ago
That's not what the Fed says. >In late February and early March of 2020, the Fed cut its policy interest rate dramatically to help ease credit conditions during the COVID-19 crisis. The resulting acceleration in the supply of M1 can
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4y ago
Rogers has entered the chat...
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4y ago
pumped hydro?
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throwaway48375
4y ago
There's plenty more empty space in the adjacent area.
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throwaway48375
4y ago
There is always the analogue hole. Music piracy is a battle that has long been lost.
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