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6y ago
Sounds more like a blackmirror episode to be honest.
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6y ago
Every laptop I've owned with a removable battery worked on wall power without the battery.
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6y ago
Well, go ahead, don't be vague, don't leave us hanging.
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> However, defense analysts point out that the US remains far ahead in the key metric of tonnage, meaning the US Navy operates much larger warships than China. It looks like China only has "largest" if you go by raw ship count,
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6y ago
I remember the campaign ads suggesting Biden would sell us out to China (or something), but I don't remember any factual basis for pushing that narrative.
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6y ago
> the competition to Go isn't Ruby and Python, it's C++ and Rust. Crystal is a pretty solid alternative to golang.
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I don't know rails, but that is just terrible design. address.com/accounts/404 is what the devs should have used, and "404" is a response code and an error page, not a URL you redirect/rewrite URLs to.
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6y ago
First time I played D2 might have been in 2010 with people who played D1&D2 on release. It was genuinely one of the worst games I had ever played.
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> It felt more like playing some kind of diablo themed version of gauntlet Which gauntlet game is your point of reference?
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So you'd be wasting the judge's time with a frivolous lawsuit the same way you're wasting our time with a frivolous starwman?
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6y ago
Keep this kind of rhetoric up and you'll end up gaslighting us straight into a real 1984.
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6y ago
It's hard to say captchas are or aren't enough because you know most companies just want your phone number for ulterior motives.
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6y ago
I wouldn't call it "cheap" if it's not cheap for a new player to enter the market, but instead only marginally cheap for established players.
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6y ago
s/trendy/places with jobs/
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Feels like we're living life after the fall of Rome.
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6y ago
Then you have https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem Even with a small number of users per second (like 20) it becomes likely to happen often.
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6y ago
Baselessly asserting technologically literate people and anti-parler people are the same group? That's a bold agendapost.
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6y ago
I thought it was clearly a joke, implying they had electron running server-side, maybe even running their app through cypress in production for time travel debugging? But I actually do want to know they language(s) and framework(s).
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6y ago
Wouldn't that be LinkedIn's fault for (presumably) not marking the sidebar as "not SEO content"? A few other websites have been destroying my searches this way.
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6y ago
> I can’t think of something less American than a bunch of business owners ganging together to strangle the life out of a small business This is the most American thing I can think of if you remove the last bit about "because of pol
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6y ago
The ads went away when I uninstalled it and reported it.
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I had a QR scanner installed for _years_ before it started (in December) giving me chrome pop-ups for spammy links. The dev is even on the app store lying saying the ads are in the app when the app is actually covertly waking itself up to o
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6y ago
Which was done by a "Boogalo Boi", not an antifa or BLM. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/oct/23/texas-boogaloo...
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6y ago
Ecosia, the Android app that is a browser with this search engine as a default, installed a search bar into my taskbar without my consent. It disappeared recently. Does anyone know how to get it back?
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Spotify's algorithm clearly doesn't know how to find music I like, but it's (afaik) a harmless heuristic that accidentally gets it right a few times.
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I don't mind taking personal responsibility and (anyone) getting handouts, things are a bit incorrectly tuned as far as laws go though.
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Arguementum Ad BLM - you mentioned BLM, therefore any criticism of the capital protests are invalid.
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It is practical actually, it's like downloading an exe or dmg with maybe an extra security hurdle (settings -> enable installing apps from $X). Plus you could make your own play store clone like F-droid and I think amazon made their
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https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/middle-ground https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_to_moderation
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> I came back and found my comment to be more polarizing than expected... You basically said "people who disagree are mostly children".
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