It’s a bit tougher with kids, where you might not want to move too far from family if they help occasionally.
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With 10m you could pretty safely have a 400-500k “income” even for a family of 4 in a high cost city that should be plenty. It’s not Lambo money for a family, but it’s definitely enough to not have a steady job or be able to simply quit at any mild inconvenience.
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Technology@lemmy.world•QWERTY Phones Are Really Trying to Make a Comeback This YearEnglish
2·15 hours agoTexting on my old stratosphere was so much better than the modern keyboards. I wouldn’t mind an updated version.
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Games@sh.itjust.works•72% of devs believe Steam has a monopoly on PC games, according to studyEnglish
1·1 day agoHalo infinite is technically cross platform between steam and MS, but the integration sucks for managing friends on steam.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•US | Supreme Court takes case that could strip FCC of authority to issue finesEnglish
2·1 day agoThey might have better lawyers, but generally the big club of the government is the inevitability factor. Federal departments are basically immortal and have no profit motive to justify the continued budget.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•US | Supreme Court takes case that could strip FCC of authority to issue finesEnglish
2·1 day agoIt doesn’t strip power though, it just moves it to something that hits the news cycle multiple times.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•US | Supreme Court takes case that could strip FCC of authority to issue finesEnglish
30·2 days agoThis seems shortsighted by these companies. A jury trial is way more expensive and public with a chance of paying as much or more fines anyway. Sure it takes longer to get a ruling, but that seems like a small win.
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Games@sh.itjust.works•Nintendo secures two more anti-Palworld U.S. patents, might file multi-patent U.S. lawsuit against Pocketpair in a matter of months now – games frayEnglish
1·2 days agoThe actual rules aren’t too terrible, plenty of these garbage patents would be invalidated with any real scrutiny applied to them. The problem is that it’s often cheaper to pay the settlement than the legal bill to fight, which is a more widespread problem that the legal system is too expensive and slow to be accessible to the vast majority of people. There’s also a secondary issue that patent officers are too generous in granting patents, and reform would be great. The problem is they are overworked so they can’t properly evaluate and research applications, and are encouraged to be overly permissive in granting patents.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•If I publish my memoir and wrote about every bad thing people did to hurt me while the people mentioned are still alive, how much trouble could I get in?
2·2 days agoThere are anti-slapp laws to help with this, but they aren’t always used appropriately.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•If I publish my memoir and wrote about every bad thing people did to hurt me while the people mentioned are still alive, how much trouble could I get in?
4·2 days agoThat’s not actually a solid defense as “fictional” characters that are obviously someone that exists can still be ruled libel. A common informal defense is to give the fictional person a small penis. It doesn’t change anything legally, but it does require someone suing you to admit in court that they have a small penis.
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Gaming@lemmy.zip•Peter Molyneux's final game Masters of Albion will release in April - "it's the culmination of my life’s work"English
3·2 days agoHe did that in the run up to fable too, but games media wasn’t very widespread then.
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Television@piefed.social•"A Victim of Its Success": Former 'Doctor Who' Star Shares Candid View on the Troubled Series
1·3 days agoWhat made Doctor Who great was Davie’s writing. It was a good mix of monster of the week, massive story arc, and recurring characters with a monster of the week. Moffat wasn’t quite as good, but was still respectable.
I don’t mind RNG, I mind games that rely on it over proper design. Xcom has tons of RNG, but it’s generally still possible to win most maps with proper strategy. Most roguelikes have this problem where any given run is impossible to win regardless of play.
I do appreciate the games that give you quit and quit to desktop in the same menu.
- Games that offer stealth as an option over combat, but have mandatory combat bosses.
- games that have excessive grinding as part of the main gameplay.
- Games where randomness is the primary factor in winning and losing.
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Technology@lemmy.world•'Worst in Show' CES products include AI refrigerators, AI companions and AI doorbellsEnglish
5·5 days agoAI chat bots are actually a useful workaround for shitty web uis now. When you don’t know which icon is hiding the thing you want, you can just ask the AI to do it for you.
Tastebuds do change as you age, so you will probably find a lot of things you didn’t like starting to taste better. Also being able to prepare things the way you like them is huge.
The difference between a garden or farm fresh tomato and the things in the grocery store are enormous.
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NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•U.S. Approves $45M Hellfire Missile Sale to Denmark Despite Active Threats to Seize Greenland | Defense ExpressEnglish
14·5 days agoThe US will just invoice for one Greenland as payment.






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