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If you're on iPhone highly recommend MoneyStats. Its pretty and easier to setup/get everyone onboard

Shoutout to FreeCodeCamp, they were my first serious and sustained intro to coding and also Obama for imploring people to check it out

> Witnessing such scorched-earth containment (ending with someones couch being neutralized) makes the modern definition of nuclear power as the ‘cleanest energy’ completely incomprehensible to me.

Thats a bit much, isnt it? This was in the early days of their nuclear progress, of course at the time it wasnt going to be a linear, completely efficient and sanitized. Kind of a weird comment, nothing develops perfectly while its development chugs along


It’s a personal emotional experience, nothing weird about it at all. Only weird thing is how you singled it out.

The development programme was haphazard. They got bits and pieces off the Soviets and had to figure the rest out.

Right, but the statement extends to the present state of mind of the writer. They're saying that they currently find the notion that nuclear energy can be clean or the cleanest as absurd based on their childhood in the infancy of the program.

Isnt it currently the consensus that nuclear energy can be one of the more clean energy sources? Because they seem to hold their childhood view that thats crazy


The problem with the PRC is that if you complain about things you can get in a lot of trouble. That includes issues like safety and pollution.

It wasnt until recently that we could even have emulators to play old video games we grew up with, instead of having to buy "clones" one by one for $5/piece. The only thing that was protecting was Apple's profits


Get NewPipe or yt-dlp and start building your own


Excellent idea (re:mandatory expiration dates/sunset clauses)


Same


That last bit is fascinating. Never thought about it that way


Search it in DuckDuckGo or your search engine + ios unless you were just doing an experiment to see if you would get the expected result

Appraven has collections which are pretty handy, like actually curated lists


I make a point to do exactly not that. Its so seldom relevant or attractive and its almost reflexive at this point.

By default, appstore will show you the scummiest, subscriptioniest, privacy-invasive apps in hopes you'll be lazy and click but thats never been the answer for me. All the gems I found I had to look quite hard for which pisses me off


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