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  1. Comment on Does anyone want to buy an unused Pixel 10? in ~tech

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    I fell for the same thing. Verizon inexplicably sold me a pixel 10 for $150, non financed. It's a great phone! But I got it in hopes of using Graphene. To my knowledge, the lock protection is much...

    I fell for the same thing. Verizon inexplicably sold me a pixel 10 for $150, non financed. It's a great phone! But I got it in hopes of using Graphene. To my knowledge, the lock protection is much stricter.

    1 vote
  2. Comment on Zachtronics returns from retirement to release an add-on for Opus Magnum in ~games

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    Same guy making the same games? ...just a Coincidence.

    Same guy making the same games? ...just a Coincidence.

    2 votes
  3. Comment on What are your architectural hot takes? in ~design

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    It's too bad someone figured out that "minimalism" is great for corporate overhead.

    It's too bad someone figured out that "minimalism" is great for corporate overhead.

    8 votes
  4. Comment on What are important historical books lost to time? in ~books

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    I came here to mentioned the aramaic scrolls. People don't appreciate how lucky the dead sea scrolls and the nag hammadi library were.

    I came here to mentioned the aramaic scrolls. People don't appreciate how lucky the dead sea scrolls and the nag hammadi library were.

    4 votes
  5. Comment on Why everyone is suddenly in a ‘very Chinese time’ in their lives in ~tech

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    I could very easily see people being at a "very Muslim time in my life" in a year or two.

    I could very easily see people being at a "very Muslim time in my life" in a year or two.

    1 vote
  6. Comment on ‘Marty Supreme’ becomes A24’s highest-grossing film at domestic box office with $80 million in ~movies

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    my friend described him as: "asshole ferris bueller"

    my friend described him as: "asshole ferris bueller"

    6 votes
  7. Comment on How has AI positively impacted your life? in ~tech

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    oh hey, I use the same prompt by default. It's really nice actually! I think it was called "absolute mode" when I came across it.

    oh hey, I use the same prompt by default. It's really nice actually! I think it was called "absolute mode" when I came across it.

  8. Comment on People with a very good memory: does that make it harder to forgive? in ~talk

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    Forgiveness comes from understanding, not forgetting. So personally, the more I know/remember, the easier it is.

    Forgiveness comes from understanding, not forgetting. So personally, the more I know/remember, the easier it is.

  9. Comment on Sisters share ten-dollar a week meal plans for families facing inflation in ~life

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    Totally unrelated, but here's a collection of cookbook recipes from the great depression.

    Totally unrelated, but here's a collection of cookbook recipes from the great depression.

    13 votes
  10. Comment on Communal answering machine: please leave a message after the beep in ~tech

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    interesting! where do you find lists like this?

    find a list of interesting links

    interesting! where do you find lists like this?

    2 votes
  11. Comment on Doom as a tool for system administration in ~comp

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    I found this research project on wiby. The idea is that you can interactively kill processes represented by enemies in DOOM.

    I found this research project on wiby. The idea is that you can interactively kill processes represented by enemies in DOOM.

    8 votes
  12. Comment on Explain Linux controversies to me in ~tech

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    There's a pretty solid argument against flatpaks hosted here. My main problem with flatpaks and snaps is that they are hard to work with on a low level. I only see the compatibility as a...

    There's a pretty solid argument against flatpaks hosted here. My main problem with flatpaks and snaps is that they are hard to work with on a low level. I only see the compatibility as a worthwhile tradeoff for large applications like web browsers. Having an Emacs flatpak, for example, is silly. Whenever possible, I strongly prefer AppImages over flatpaks and snaps, although the 3 have somewhat different use cases.

    4 votes
  13. Comment on Right to repair is now law in Washington state in ~tech

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    This is so cool! I hope this makes it more likely for other states to follow suit. Something something legal precedent.

    This is so cool! I hope this makes it more likely for other states to follow suit. Something something legal precedent.

    4 votes
  14. Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp

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    This is cool! Having an accessible way to do online tabletop games without making everyone buy Tabletop Simulator would be so helpful. Do you plan on adding game rules or keeping it more a simulation?

    This is cool! Having an accessible way to do online tabletop games without making everyone buy Tabletop Simulator would be so helpful. Do you plan on adding game rules or keeping it more a simulation?

    1 vote
  15. Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books

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    I love Pynchon. Crying of Lot 49 was the first book I remember consciously picking out and reading, aside from school .

    I love Pynchon. Crying of Lot 49 was the first book I remember consciously picking out and reading, aside from school .

  16. Comment on Using Rust backend to serve an SPA in ~comp

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    Generally my thoughts on most rust rewrites.

    I’m not really sure what this is trying to solve

    Generally my thoughts on most rust rewrites.

    3 votes
  17. Comment on How do you comfort people? in ~life

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    When someone complains about something they're almost never looking for an answer or solution. This is a mistake I see from more headstrong personalities. What they want is to be heard by another...

    When someone complains about something they're almost never looking for an answer or solution. This is a mistake I see from more headstrong personalities. What they want is to be heard by another human. They want affirmation that their reaction makes sense for the situation.

    Really, if you come at it from a place of empathy and are mindful of your response, you're golden.

    2 votes
  18. Comment on Google's new AI video tool floods internet with real-looking clips in ~tech

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    I've been seeing these awful ads on social media that are 100% AI. Mostly testimonials from the "person" speaking. One was even for a over-the-counter medication, which should probably be illegal,...

    I've been seeing these awful ads on social media that are 100% AI. Mostly testimonials from the "person" speaking. One was even for a over-the-counter medication, which should probably be illegal, right?

    6 votes
  19. Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food

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    Small thing, A friend told me she puts honey in her coffee and I've recently been trying it and it's pretty good! Would recommend.

    Small thing, A friend told me she puts honey in her coffee and I've recently been trying it and it's pretty good! Would recommend.

    5 votes