BEEdwards

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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Silence is generally viewed as complicity yes.
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
It consistently plays thing which are clearly not songs in it's auto playlists, it has no consistent normalization or quality, and makes finding albums more difficult than it needs to be. It is an algorithm slapped over youtube rather
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Youtube music isn't an equivalent product. Frankly it's garbage and when they finally pull the trigger and kill google music I'm going to stop paying them.
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Or you could just buy an android and not worry about it. Not even to fan boy, but half of those are things that android did from the go and the rest have been added or are generally easy to do.
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
If you could cite a source or even what you think the popular narrative to be that would be great.
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
That is a disingenuous comparison and you know it. Calling some an asshole vs calling them a racial slur are not in the same ballpark. That you don't think you can communicate without swearing and slurs says more about you and gaming c
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Great slippery slope argument, next time check your facts though, the Pyramids weren't built by slaves my dude. https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2003/07/who-built-the-pyrami...
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
so you mean they can use coded language to spread hate without being discovered? Almost like a dog whistle, that only some can hear...
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
That 5 years of traitorous heritage, it's very telling that's the part of their culture they want to focus on...
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Even if the guy was an exact facial match, that doesn't justify the complete lack of basic police work to establish it was him.
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Nice retcon, but even in your peaceful retelling it's still lies. the locals sat down and said "we know you've made treaties with the natives to not expand anymore, but we want that land! So if you could get gone and let us g
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
Oh No they might crash more! They totally wouldn't use them offensively because it's easier and less "risk". Oh wait, we have nearly 20 years of the endless war that proves that they will. https://www.aljazeer
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by BEEdwards 6y ago
So we DO negotiate with terrorists when it's economic...
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
All on it's own, you know not counting the government subsidies designed for that purpose.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
...it is a trick though. They are not doing it in good faith, it is only to keep the copy right which they have no intention of using, just keeping locked up.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
I'm confused by your conflict, you buy a creative work. The artist is paid, you sell that work to someone else, the artist already has their money. They didn't sell two things they sold one, why would they get x2 money?
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
"As a few folks have pointed out, the version of the headphones we tore down was likely counterfeit. We have posted an in-depth comparison of these and a pair of authentic Beats headphones here. TL;DR: the authentic pair is nearly iden
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
I don't mean baby monitors, I mean cameras in the room of an 8 year old. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-hacks-ring-camera-8...
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
Not referenced in this article, but something I've been thinking about while reading about the security kerfuffle, why are people putting cameras in their kids rooms? I get the exterior, but why are they spying on their kids? I can&#x2
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
They may have just wanted a fancy eyehole, but it DOES allow spying on the neighborhood.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
Such a victory, a man who makes his money selling your data has advised us not to use another company that makes it's money selling data...
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
Why would the DMV have access to or notice political affiliation? Was your friend wearing a MAGA hat?
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
As the article points out, .org is the for non profits like .gov is for governments. It adds legitimacy.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
I think it's funny that the top two comments of this post are diametrically opposed, yet I kind of agree with both of them. The PDF is a terrible format, yet if I'm sending an email with an attachment I want you to see exactly how
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
This is legit one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
Can you search local and are these conversations encrypted? If so this is great for grey/black market sellers. In addition to the inevitable harassment, this could be it's big money maker.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
You're not the only one, but I'm of the other thought. I like the insane level of backwards compatibility. When you can run a windows game from 1996 with only a few tweaks, it's beautiful. It's a worthless gimmick, but i
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
>Microsoft might need to add something like a legacy control panel which only appears if you install an old app that adds something there. That's literally what they've done, the problem is most of their own systems are legacy!
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
But if you type it in your address bar and search it, they're the top result, which is the point.
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by BEEdwards 7y ago
True, but not exactly what I meant. Constructor bots instead of explorer bots.

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