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How do you prevent those alternative ways of discovering products from getting flooded by masqueraded ads?

Farmers market?

The aurora runner up is fantastic:

https://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/astronomy-photographer-year/g...

I've never been to Norway, not sure how common something like that is but it looks incredible

If you want api keys to replace passwords then users need a built in mechanism on their device that stores it, since the majority of people are not going to be able to or want to copy some long obscure token and store it somewhere for later access. Some devices already have password managers and similar mechanisms built in, but it needs to be universally implemented and accepted before you could do something like this. Then there's still the question on do you share the api keys across devices?

Another way to look at it is, you may not be aware of all the settings out there, and a set like this will help you discover them

It didn't start from 4 but 5. they skipped 4 because people would confuse it for .net framework

Does that mean you have to bring the whole app down if you need to manually insert something in sql?

Amazon?

Cyber sabotage (see the documentary zero days)

> I also learned it's incredibly difficult to sue a doctor for a misdiagnosis, even if they put you on a drug like methotrexate and took years of normalcy from your life

This seems so frustrating to me. A big factor in the high healthcare prices in the US is that doctors need to pay heavy premiums for their malpractice insurance. If they can't get sued anyway then why are we all paying them to pay for the insurance?

What about metal straws, reusable and dont break

Does apple still take a 30% cut if there is a purchase made on the link outside app store, assuming it is still done on iOS?

And now that observer no longer gets invited on any boats

Wonderful article, thank you for sharing. My favorite part:

> “Old couples,” Kerr writes, “have much to teach us about true love. Their bond requires no big declarations, loyalty tests, or dramatic endings.… They continue to feel and believe in it even when the person through whom that love originated leaves them. For elderly patients especially, their love for their other half is who they are. Jobs, ambitions, hobbies, mortgages, and plans have come and gone. What is left and what matters is the relationships they have maintained, cherished, and tended to through a lifetime of small gestures and greetings, loving glances and humorous words, shared stories and forgiven faults.”

When something gets easier we get sloppier

Been using vimium for years. I have gotten so used to scrolling pages at different speed by pressing keys that whenever I am using someone else's computer I have to fight muscle memory. I also use it for clicking links through keybinds, but really the custom up/down is the main usage.

The occasional website having its own keybinds never stops being annoying, but it's easy to disable the extension per site

How is the rust part relevant?

maybe with AI voice synthesis NPCs will finally be able to say a player's name

The deletion of wikipedia articles makes no sense to me and always feels to me like a random editor going on a power trip

I routinely try to look something up that I remember had a page 5 years ago but now redirects to some 'list of x' page where instead of having a full article about it, it is just a bullet point with no description. Why delete the article? Definitely not to make the site better...

Prompt: So my dog started meowing like a cat last night

Punchline: We had to take him to the vet, where they discovered that he was just being a dick.

Bottom two options don't show on my screen. I am on 1920x1080 with 150% scaling

I feel like it would be better to have some dummy file in your repo that the tool modifies than mucking up your commit messages

long-term active accounts can get hacked. I absolutely agree with support staff needing to provide more information, but they can't just blanket whitelist any old account

I'm a big fan of maps and have seen a lot of different projections but this is my first time seeing authagraph. I think not only does it do a good job of showing relative size, it also looks good - but I'm used to looking at 'unconventional' projections. The only issue with it is that it's a bit hard to gauge what is 'up' and what is 'down'. If you were showing me this projection for Mars then I would probably get lost.

I'm having trouble finding a nice large resolution image. Anyone found one?

It's a good point, and I think it's an interesting comparison. Obviously improving by a factor of 1000 is better than improving by a factor of 5. But the absolute improvement is still 4 times larger. 400'000'000 extra biscuits is going to bring a lot more revenue than 999'000 biscuits

Do you use the regular strap? I've been trying to get into workout stuff but the regular strap never really keeps the device in place when I go for more than 10-15 minutes

More recent paper I found says we dont really know yet what happens

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnut.2019.00142...

I wonder if this means XBox game pass will at some point include a WOW subscription

Forgive my ignorance but what happens during the night when there is no sun? Would the day produce enough to last throughout the night with batteries? Are there enough batteries?

Right. My point is if we stop producing plastic we are still going to have a lot of plastic waste. Perhaps we could invest instead in actually making recycling work for the waste we already have