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Then Twitter could label them "non-profit" instead of "government-funded" or "state-affiliated", both of which imply government influence or control.

What shift is Angular 2+ undergoing? In my experience it’s been remarkably stable since the first couple of releases. I’ve often wished they were more willing to support newer paradigms (functional components, observable inputs, etc.).

Could that be due to the long decline of blood lead levels after the phase-out of unleaded gasoline?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7969125/#t2

Incredible that lead in the water had such a relatively small effect, though.

There are biodegradable bags [1], but not sure if they are completely plastic-free ("38% vegetable-based").

1. http://amzn.com/dp/B01LXVVH1I

Maybe Apple could provide some way to cache apps on a local network without needing a Mac. (macOS has a content caching option in the Sharing prefpane.) They could add the same thing to iOS/tvOS to make it cheaper and more widely available. Ideally there would be a containerized version of the service that could run on any Linux-ish device...can't imagine Apple doing that though.

Moving to higher ground only considers the first-order effects of climate change - floods and severe weather. Potential further effects include reduced agricultural output/efficiency, massive migrations of climate refugees, and the destabilization or collapse of national governments. If we do nothing, natural disasters will be the least of our concerns.

Honest answer: I use more than one browser. If Apple Keychain autofill worked in 3rd-party browsers, it would almost cover my use cases though.

Maybe the update function in iOS 10 has stopped working for some reason? You could try updating it with iTunes (or via Finder on newer macOS versions).

I assume "vmception" requires a lot of power...

What do you use instead?

"AY-und"

Edit: another example: "door" => "DOH-ur"

Should've called it C--.

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That’s great. Finally they’ll match the dark mode setting. Hopefully that applies to the window decorations too?

Sidebery is a pretty nice extension for that

IIRC someone was working on a seaweed-based feed additive to cut down on the methane production, not sure what came of it.

Kind of like when you use the word "hacker" (as in HN) with a non-technical person. They always assume you mean the black hat kind.

There's a podcast called My Brother My Brother and Me where they find ridiculous Yahoo Answers questions and respond with "advice".

Wouldn't this cost money to implement? Money that Congress would need to appropriate?

FWIW, they won a Pulitzer for this investigative story about NYC taxi drivers: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/19/nyregion/nyc-taxis-medall...

AZ is in a similar position...we just don't change ours

2016 had a few more viable 3rd party candidates that did particularly well in certain areas (like McMullin in Utah)

Your argument isn't supported by the turnout results. Average in 2016 was about 59%. Non-swing states like CT, DE, IA, MA, MD, ME, NJ, OR, NH posted 65%+ turnout. Many swing states did have solid turnout, but even among states with similar tight margins there's a wide variance, like 75% in MN vs 66% in MI.

Edit: Data from here: https://ballotpedia.org/Voter_turnout_in_United_States_elect... (notably PA and WI are missing)

Maybe you could say states that transition from being safe to swing states see a turnout boost? I haven't checked. I would expect that turnout is more determined by demographics and inertia (states with high turnout in prior elections continue to do so, etc) than whether they are swing states, though.

IIRC the so-called "blue dog" Democrats in the House were the main obstacle preventing Obamacare from being more progressive. Unfortunately, they were right to be afraid...many of those Democrats lost their seats in the following years.

In retrospect the Democrats' window of complete control of the federal government was going to close no matter what they did (due to the GOP's obstructionism and unity in hating anything Dems did), and perhaps they should have passed more ambitious reforms while they had the chance.

FYI: the nvAlt developer is working on a new version: https://brettterpstra.com/2019/04/10/codename-nvultra/

There is another extension called Auto Tab Discard that integrates with TST. I'm going to check out Sidebery too though...TST is a little rough at times.

Sounds a lot like a condo?

If only dark mode on macOS also included the context menus.

> in the grand scheme of things, [Spaces] is a relatively recent addition...

It's not that new. Spaces were added in 10.5 (2007).

Safari does this