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by Fej 9y ago
The Google dialer already marks numbers as spam. If a call comes from a spam number, the dialer pop-up is red instead of green and says "Suspected spam call". There is also a "report not spam" button.
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by Fej 9y ago
Ultimately the CEO works for the board and not the employees. I hate to say it but the employees probably have little to no influence here, whether they're right or wrong.
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by Fej 9y ago
I hear all this doom & gloom, but could Uber not just... raise prices? Sure, they would lose a lot of customers, but they would stay alive. How could Uber, barring wholly incompetent leadership, completely implode?
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by Fej 9y ago
Kohl's is huge and they do this at scale. Of course, if you're an independent retailer, I can see how this would be difficult.
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by Fej 9y ago
I see folks around here constantly complaining about this issue (not incorrectly) but is anyone actually doing anything about it? I mean, we can whine all day and remind each other that it really does suck, but that does little to address
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by Fej 9y ago
Are there any terse explanations out there of the DAO bug?
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People use Walmart despite their business practices. Ultimately consumers will be drawn to the lowest price, which Uber has. Whether that's sustainable or not is another story. (*Lowest price with acceptable performance, for your defin
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by Fej 9y ago
Few redditors know or care about spez's editing of another redditor's comment. I have to give him credit, it was a masterful trolling.
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> HPE says it has developed software tools that can actually use this huge pool of memory, to derive intelligence or scientific insight from huge data sets—every post on Facebook; the entirety of the Web; the health data of every human o
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by Fej 9y ago
> Penalty could reach as high as 10% of annual revenue, which was more than $90 billion in 2016 What will they do with all that money?
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The problem with 'conscientious capitalism' is that a competitor will take the idea and run with it, save for the 'conscientious' elements, and push out the original from the market.
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And their massive lineup of rhythm games.
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Does anyone use 2.x by choice? I've only seen it required as to not break legacy code.
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Flag at half-staff.
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by Fej 9y ago
One of the things that no one seems to notice about the XboneX is hidden down in the spec sheet. FreeSync. It supports FreeSync. This is weirdly interesting... perhaps an attempt by AMD to push back against G-Sync's dominance.
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There was an Xbox 360 E model.
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Basically all American citizens have a unique ID in the form of the SSN (albeit one not meant for that purpose). Most Americans, through a driver's license, inform the state of their home address and provide their face for biometrics.
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by Fej 9y ago
Since everyone is talking about Chrome's flaws, why does the font rendering in Chrome still suck?
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Chrome and Opera use Blink, a fork of WebKit, which is itself a fork of KHTML.
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Who actually expects this to succeed? It's a mediocre flagship.
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What took so long?
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Why did Jet start here? Legitimate question.
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Whether or not it actually works is irrelevant. There is no commercial Vive software on Mac and there probably never will be any significant amount. VR is niche as it is and Apple has been completely absent until today; as a result high-end
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by Fej 9y ago
I would tend to agree with you on the distrust of politicians; however I believe that it is important to distinguish between taxes primarily meant to raise money and taxes primarily meant to cause a change in behavior. What I am trying to g
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by Fej 9y ago
Neat little article, preaching to the choir unfortunately. I wonder if there's a single climate denier around here. Useful to send to others, though.
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by Fej 9y ago
Yeah, I got that vibe around > I believe in 50 years, cryptoeconomics may be a discipline as widely studied as physics and Satoshi may be as widely revered as Galileo. Holy cow. I stopped reading at that point. Did the author read that o
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An Inglorious Return to Austin for Uber and Lyft(economist.com)
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I have little sympathy for Yik Yak. One of the other commenters mentioned that it was a forum for shitposting...it's true, almost exclusively. That's no business model. Good riddance. If you really want local, anonymous communicat
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by Fej 9y ago
I'm afraid that his name is simply Mario, or "Mario Mario" if you want to be really precise. Source: https://www.mariowiki.com/Mario Alternatively, just play any Mario game with voice acting. e.g. Super Mari
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Minecraft isn't just a game anymore. It is a cultural touchstone. An entire generation has been introduced to video games through Minecraft. Furthermore, the gameplay effectively can go on forever. Especially with mods on PC, there are

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