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Re:Overcoming Tab Overload
on Friday May 14, 2021 @02:33PM (#27158007)
I’d like to try this. What browser do you use? I see that it’s a feature for Vivaldi and I also see a Chrome extension.
Re:The Lure of H Mart, Where the Shelves Can Seem as Wide as Asia
on Friday May 14, 2021 @02:18PM (#27157799)
Yeah love that you mentioned T&T. It’s more Chinese rather than Korean focused though. I think they really cleaned things up when Loblaws bought them. They’ve got some really nice stores (clean, spacious and well-lit) in Markham.
Re:Blizzard has lost almost 29% of its overall active playerbase in th...
on Thursday May 06, 2021 @12:11AM (#27059102)
> Blizzard, on the other hand, insists on delaying/cancelling games, releasing "only when ready"
Starcraft Ghost :(
Re:Blizzard has lost almost 29% of its overall active playerbase in th...
on Wednesday May 05, 2021 @11:38PM (#27058909)
Stacked cannons anyone? :P
Whether intentional or not, I think 12 unit select was one of the design choices that enabled the pros and experts to really separate themselves from the average folks.
Re:Electric vehicles close to ‘tipping point’ of mass adoption
on Friday January 22, 2021 @10:57PM (#25879488)
This is certainly location-dependent. I just went through an apartment search in San Francisco where one of my requirements was electric car charging. Yes of course SF is tech-forward, but most buildings are fifty years or older which makes installation of a charger non-trivial. I just signed a lease for an apartment that doesn’t have a car charger, but the property manager added an amendment which stipulated that one will be installed in a few months, otherwise I’m free to break from the lease. I’d say about half of the property managers I talked to across about 15 tours were amenable to it.
Re:How to Understand Things
on Saturday July 11, 2020 @07:01PM (#23806930)
The points about education really resonate with me. In my engineering undergrad, it was frustrating to see in our applied math courses that the mechanical plugging and chugging of equations was the approach that most of my peers took in their studies. They got better grades than me. I wanted to understand concepts more deeply, but there was no time, and the tests rewarded those who could simply go through the motions of applying formulae to problems.