I've got your nose
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    always good to check the connotations of any gesture before using it in a new country lol

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  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_instrument

    "it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail."

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    Over 170,000 EV chargers in limbo as Enel X Way exits North America
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    Apparently, the chargers will be updated to become dumb terminals that just charge automatically when plugged in, but for many end users, the main reason they went with Juicebox (which was bought by Enel) was that Enel would handle user accounts and billing. I work at an organization where we charge employees at a discounted rate, and the chargers are open to the public to use as well if they install the app and input their payment info. We're going to have to close down public access if we can't find a solution. A couple companies are saying they might be able to take over. Would have been nice to have more than a couple weeks to figure this out!

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  • The Mozilla Graveyard
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    I used the Notes quite a bit and thought it was a mistake to get rid of it. People pay for notes and tasks related sync services, so it could have been a revenue source. I also miss Firefox Panorama

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  • Shamrock Shake
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    Mint is lame. I would be down for pistachio

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  • Chekhov's gun
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    There are some times that readers may be frustrated by an item not being put to use later in the story, such as a red herring in a mystery. But like you noted, the real world is full of red herrings, so it can be used to great artistic effect!

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  • Mozilla launches privacy friendly AI addon called "Orbit"
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    They said they'd open source Pocket and they didn't. In fact, they've simply allowed it to rot and just removed features. So here I think the skepticism is warranted.

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    41 years ago today. Thank you, Stanislav Petrov

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    Axolotl (pronounced ah-shollotɬ)
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    They invented the word. Colonial folks moved in. I'm gonna let Nahuatl speakers tell me what's right. It's not pedantry. It's not irrelevant. You're not going to change my mind. Deal with it!

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  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 23%

    No, but I think you're a little defensive about it. That's ok. Have a good day.

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  • Axolotl (pronounced ah-shollotɬ)
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 33%

    I learned the correct way from some stumbling on some Nahuatl speakers. Why would you 'disagree' that it's pronounced the way I mentioned? I didn't say the other way was incorrect (though I thought most people would be interested to hear the original way)

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  • Axolotl (pronounced ah-shollotɬ)
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    Why not pronounce it the right way?

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    Taiwan's is awesome

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    Shrinkflation
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    It's all so underhanded and exhausting to keep track of whether we're getting ripped off

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  • Here are the silliest Android phone features of all time
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    I found it annoying on my Note 20 because that space was mostly lost for using the pen. Glad to have gained that real estate back for writing on the S24 Ultra

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  • Google TV Streamer review: The new 'big hub' of your home
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    I use Flauncher. It works pretty well and is a simple grid of icons. With some ADB commands it can be set as default, which I did on my Shield

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  • Anurognathus
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    I just think they're neat

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  • Whiskers
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    Street Fighter villain saying yes yes

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  • Ford Chairman & CEO Jim Farley Wakes After Decade-long Nap, Shocked By China's EVs - CleanTechnica
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 95%

    It was crazy visiting China last year. The EVs that everyday people are driving feel so polished and futuristic in many ways.

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  • What the heck is wrong with my succulent?
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    The leaves look like they're shriveling. I also see some aerial roots. That could either be a sign of not enough water, or too much, leading to the roots dying and the plant dropping leaves out of stress. I would gradually expose it to more light as well as it looks etiolated. So I would put it in a full sized real pot with good drainage so that it has a nice, regular amount of water delivery, and the greater light will ensure it can use that water adequately (and not get root rot)

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  • "Initials" by "Florian Körner", licensed under "CC0 1.0". / Remix of the original. - Created with dicebear.comInitialsFlorian Körnerhttps://github.com/dicebear/dicebearMI
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    Mozilla is a sinking ship.
  • dantheclamman dantheclamman Now 100%

    Thinking before they adopt is hard to do. I understand some experiments get cut. But I'm not sure they are thinking even after they adopt. Thus the half-assed delivery and constantly abandoning projects before they get a fair shake

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