FalconSensei

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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Unless you have cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory disease or hypertension... Then the mortality rates can be up to 10% ( https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-age-se... )
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Toronto is building a lot, but you basically see more expensive condos that are already sold out for people who doesn't even live there
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
I was also confused by this title
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
I've seen many cases of massive 1 star ratings of books that were not even published yet, because people didn't like the author as a person, or because it dealt with a sensitive subject. I've also seem the opposite, with 5 st
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
LibraryThing if you don't mind the ugly website
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
GoodReads already doesn't look awesome, but whoa, LibraryThing looks like it hasn't been update in the past decade
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
> This is just a demo, any data here may be deleted without warning. sign up for email updates So basically, keep using GoodReads for now?
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
The kindle integration, the amount of correct data, and the fact that it's not going to vanish in the next year is what keeps me using GoodReads.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Downvoting someone for contributing to the conversation, without providing any better source. Great
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Awesome, so basically if someone suspects they are infected, they won't get tested because they can't pay, and they still need to go work at the restaurant, infecting everyone else. That's so reassuring!
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
That's crazy. But what I think is: considering that's an epidemic that is dangerous and quickly spreading, shouldn't the government just decide to test people coming from places with a lot of cases already? And pay for it?
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
What's crazy about this is that, by "saving money" on asking people to pay for their tests, people won't get tested, spreading it more, causing more deaths and cases. Which I think is more expensive than the tests...
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Thank you very much! That's what I was curious about. But you are absolutely right, it's just better to stick with the English version.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
In my opinion, jargon helps, but English is just easier to learn and shorter to communicate. My first language is Portuguese, and English was not so hard for me to learn. I studied a bit of French and it was ok, but not as easy as English.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
That sad. In the end, all this would (if not already) make then just go for the English version. I already do this (I'm Brazilian) as the Portuguese version is nowhere near the international (English) version in terms of completeness a
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Yes. In the end, we need one common language so that we can communicate with people around the globe, and that's not only about computers, but everything.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
If you check the parent I was replying to, it was about Mattermost being harder to set up than Slack. I never said anything about Slack or Discord being better/worse than each other.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
> Unless the point is to lock down the phone so strictly that no info can leak or be taken off the phone. That's simple. But that would make a phone that's practically useless for everyday personal use except if you're a p
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Agree I can install f-droid, but I would still need the play store for most things...
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
> Google Maps is useless anyway Care to elaborate on that? It seems very useful, considering the amount of people that use it on a daily basis
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
So, you have to keep a computer on to sync files. And then, what about automatically tagging people, suggesting fixes (rotation, lights), searching by location name, sharing albums, etc?
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Unfortunately, there's no way DDG could compete with Google without any tracking/history as google has.
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Also limit review to be written X time after the product arrives. So many useless reviews that just said they received it and they are going to try it later...
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
If there's no way for people to access those emails (as they were silently deleted), it's basically censorship, or am I wrong?
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Still harder than Slack, right?
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by FalconSensei 7y ago
Because they want to improve the usability and user experience?