1986

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by 1986 6y ago
SOPHIE was such a unique and forward looking voice, someone who straddled and joined seeming opposites effortlessly, and a well-deserved figurehead of a burgeoning scene. A talent for high fidelity sound design that could be evocative of ph
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by 1986 6y ago
Riot is the name of another Matrix client *edited - the old name of Element, apparently.
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by 1986 6y ago
Maybe need to modify your xdg-open settings for the slack:// scheme?
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by 1986 6y ago
I'm guessing this means quantization of a rhythm.
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by 1986 6y ago
Yup, like many in the civil rights movement, King leaned heavily towards socialism and economic justice (see the Poor People's Campaign) in addition to, and as an integral part of, racial justice. But the Cold War and the boogeyman of
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by 1986 6y ago
Don't take it as a personal accusation - it's great, and lucky for you, that you get that kind of energy from your work and from your relationship with your colleagues. I've had jobs and colleagues like that too. But fundamen
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by 1986 6y ago
I know quite a lot of folks here are fed up with moves away from native apps and towards Electron-wrapped web apps (and often for totally valid reasons) but it's been a godsend for making Linux a usable daily driver OS. IMO if you&#x27
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by 1986 6y ago
Getting a conservative justice on the court is a massive draw for Trump's reelection. That's why he released a list of candidates before both elections.
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by 1986 6y ago
How do you deal with the difference in common keyboard shortcuts / text selection with keyboard (i.e. option vs ctrl, command vs ctrl)? I also go back and forth between macOS and Linux and it always takes me 30 min to get the correct m
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by 1986 6y ago
TikTok might very well be helping spread this sentiment, but this generation has lived their entire lives in the post-9/11 era and all of the attendant fear culture, American quasi-imperialism, Snowden disclosures, etc. We invaded Afgh
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by 1986 6y ago
Since we're actively in the midst of a national reckoning with police overreach (at a minimum), while people are getting arrested for constitutionally protected speech largely based on their political alignment, I think the slippery sl
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by 1986 6y ago
Meth and crack are both cheaper than coke, which results in class/socioeconomic effects in who uses them as well as how they're portrayed in media and handled by government.
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by 1986 6y ago
80k per year, not per semester, and most students that don't come from wealth pay nowhere near that.
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by 1986 7y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2018/0...
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by 1986 7y ago
Don't get me wrong - I live in Greenpoint too (and work in Dumbo), so I totally love it from a personal perspective - but at the same time the level of subsidy strikes me as outrageous given that it largely connects wealthy waterfront
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by 1986 7y ago
The state of public transit to/from LaGuardia is terrible, but unfortunately it's hard to imagine any notable subway expansion happening any time soon given Byford's recent resignation (in the face of Cuomo's constant me
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by 1986 7y ago
The ferry is just as, if not more, egregious in this regard - it's the most heavily subsidized form of public transit in the city, at over $10 per ride actual cost, and based on my experience on the East River route, seems to largely s
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by 1986 7y ago
Yeah, I'm blown away by the fact that "chauffeur" is part of the brand name but no one seems to have spell checked it first to make sure they weren't accidentally talking about a portable stove.
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by 1986 7y ago
It's a bit strange that this statement says "FedEx has paid federal income tax every year, including fiscal year 2018.", while the fact sheet they link to within the statement ( https://about.van.fedex.com/wp-
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by 1986 7y ago
WPP is a holding company for a number of smaller agencies - having previously worked for a holding company-owned agency (holding companies dominate the advertising agency space), no one considers themselves e.g. a WPP employee, and culture
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by 1986 7y ago
I don't understand the Brooklyn - Jersey rationale, you can already make that trip by car quite easily without needing to drive through Manhattan (eg via Staten Island)
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by 1986 7y ago
And yet, most of us living in those two countries actually have very little say in selecting the executive who's in charge of making that decision.
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by 1986 7y ago
In a system dominated by two parties the only voting choice you have that is worth anything at all is the less-detested one
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by 1986 7y ago
I actually just finished reading Rich's book, it's both interesting and entertaining.
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by 1986 7y ago
That's the point!
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by 1986 7y ago
Noted--thanks for the reply, both here and to my other comment.
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by 1986 7y ago
I don't disagree with your note on cross-site analytics (though there are some in my mind valid use cases, such as tracking conversions when the payment process occurs on a separate domain), but the tracking policy is fairly vague as t
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by 1986 7y ago
Given the definition of cross-site tracking and the note on single-site analytics in Unintended Impacts, is it safe to say this will impact all site analytics tools served by a 3rd party (eg Google Analytics, but really almost all "dro
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by 1986 7y ago
The difference is that his golf swings aren't statements of government policy.
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by 1986 7y ago
Trump may not want to go to war but he's surrounded himself with people (e.g. Bolton) who do.

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