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  • How do you download articles in advance? I used to use pocket but it's been discontinued.

  • I WFH so between 3 - 4gb per month on mobile network. If I'm on holiday or have to head to the office more for some reason it'll go up.

    Most of it is audio, either music or podcasts, so with a bit of planning I could pre-download stuff on WiFi if I needed to cut down.

    I'm in the UK and totally agree the packages are just ridiculous in price and data limits, I get by on £5 a month rolling - Lebara, Lyca - seem to offer the best small deals.

    For comparison I use 30-40gb on WiFi.

  • You'll have to rent a starlink from Elon, so he can keep an eye on your habits too.

    Just think of the marketing potential, dynamic pricing ...

    (Sounds like hell to me)

  • cut up the kids.

    Damn, your wife is brutal.

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  • My trick is to use keyboard shortcuts where possible, and vim.

  • Here's the explanation of the irony in this situation from an LLM ;)

    Side note: I'd only thought about the LLM generated code irony. I'd missed the 2nd irony of the editors trying to be helpful in providing useful accurate knowledge but achieving the opposite.

  • Kickbacks and essentially bribes at every level, from doctor to supplies and pharmacies.. corruption seems to be the American way, from the president down.

    The fraudulent doctors’ orders generated by DMERx falsely represented that a doctor had examined and treated the Medicare beneficiaries when, in fact, purported telemedicine companies paid doctors to sign the orders without regard to medical necessity, based only on a brief telephone call with the beneficiary or no interaction with the beneficiary at all. The DME suppliers and pharmacies that paid illegal kickbacks in exchange for these doctors’ orders billed Medicare and other insurers more than $1 billion, and Medicare and the insurers paid more than $360 million based on these claims. According to evidence presented at trial, Cox and his co-conspirators concealed the scheme through sha

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  • 😂 Samsung have literally repurposed the power button to activate AI on my phone ...

  • Tbh, I quite enjoy the question / challenge. But on the other hand I've been a dev for awhile so could also easily give a long list of real world examples of clients asking me ridiculous (and sometimes interesting) questions.

  • Exactly!

  • I thought fellowship was a very religiously charged word and implied praying together - turns out I'm likely wrong about the prayer.

    Can I just check that the normal well adjusted statesmen and women prayed for guidance, as in they couldn't just think about the issue, weigh up the pros and cons, evaluate the long and short term consequences, but instead had to appeal to some mystical higher power ...!? Wtf is wrong with people.

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  • As a person from a sensible country without praying mantis running freely around outside in nature, this has very much changed my opinion on them!

  • Interesting idea. I can see it as a real disincentive to capable people who might otherwise be interested in politics. I was thinking perhaps they could be limited to index funds. Otherwise a politician might try to hide their deals via a spouse, family member, or even something more extreme.

  • Good to see the free market in action. I'm sure this merge will be good for consumers, encourage innovation, and ensure that the barriers to entry are not set too high.

  • After his death, Artemisia, who was both his sister and his widow, directed the construction.

    Keeping it in the family.

  • LoL. (And by that I mean no 😭).