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by Fogest 5y ago
Isn't that how Epic essentially did it when they server side added their own payment option in the Fortnite app? That is what led to them being removed.
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by Fogest 5y ago
This is the issue. If you are already down a rabbit hole of beliefs you are going to keep seeing articles from news services biased towards your way of thinking. Things that continue to constantly confirm how you feel about the world. In an
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by Fogest 5y ago
Or you can just use a dynamic ip service and use that URL anyway. That would keep the IP up to date. That is what I have done for years and it has worked well.
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by Fogest 5y ago
That would be assuming the machine is on 24/7 and only be used for Minecraft. A lot of Minecraft management systems allow the Minecraft server to be shut off when no players are on which would limit how many resources are being used on
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by Fogest 5y ago
That and a lot of music I have found on there has a music video version of the song which can sometimes be slightly different than the original song. It's usually something like a longer intro before the music starts or something like
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by Fogest 5y ago
No, it definitely is not. Governments notoriously move slow and they do not often keep up with the fast moving pace of technology. Governments for the most part worldwide have still done barely anything to address things like "loot box
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yes I agree it can be scary, but it seems like this is the way a lot of companies have to do things if they want regulation to change at any reasonable pace. Just look at Uber and AirBnB as examples. Most cities they started in they were op
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by Fogest 5y ago
Let's be real, banks wouldn't see government regulation like this if something like Plaid didn't force them to have to implement more secure ways to get your own financial data.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Hmmm, that is interesting. I wonder if the items were all in different fulfillment centers so when you ordered them separate they opted to send them separate instead of combining. Not sure how Amazon figures out that logic but I have defini
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by Fogest 5y ago
They usually still combine it. If I have ordered something and then remember to order something else shortly later they still will often ship together anyway.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Edit: For context, my reply was to what OP originally replied to me with before they decided to make a sneaky edit > look at gun ownership in Canada vs USA. your comparison is nonsensical. flag away if you like We are talking about menta
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by Fogest 5y ago
I only specifically talked about Canadian police forces which are indeed very similar to American police forces. They may have a bit more training/education but for the most part operationally they are pretty similar. But again, if you
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by Fogest 5y ago
> The police forces of other countries are run completely differently No they are not. That's like saying you're not allowed to compare between other American states because different states run their police departments complet
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by Fogest 5y ago
> switching to mental health professionals is specifically because of the injustices inflicted on specific groups and the ensuing protests. That is completely untrue. As I said in my comment there are many countries who have police depar
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by Fogest 5y ago
> Why is "stop killing Black people" the wrong goal? Because it perpetuates a false narrative that police are killing black people en-masse which is not true. It also creates a narrative that other races, including white people
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by Fogest 5y ago
This is exactly it. People in Canada I often see blindly pushing for this stuff but they don't realize a lot of police departments here already have had these kinds of resources they utilize and have been having success with them befor
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by Fogest 5y ago
They are though. You just don't agree with their viewpoint and seem to want this kind of censoring of content.
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by Fogest 5y ago
I've "muted" quite a few people on various social media apps who essentially just are reposting some quote or post from someone else who is outraged about xyz current woke topic. Almost daily these people will share some new
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by Fogest 5y ago
I see a lot of people give these kinds of things out via online marketplaces either for free or for cheap prices now. In Ontario it seems like the popular sites for this are Kijiji and Facebook Marketplace.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah from what it sounds like there were some incidents in the news in BC in 2019 and it sounds like a lot of hospitals may have adopted new procedures since then? Not sure if you've been listening to any recent ones? It's kinda h
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah what you linked me to talks about I believe the same case another user already linked to. It was more correct for me to say I was speaking more about the Ontario, Canada healthcare system as that is the one I work within. The healthcar
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by Fogest 5y ago
Ah, interesting. The only people I've actually talked to before about the pagers were from Ontario and the healthcare is mostly managed at the provincial level. So not sure if this was a problem in Ontario or not. I am sure at some poi
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah from what I have heard from Canadian based doctors the pagers are used for almost identically the same as what you described for the UK.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Weird, as the other commenter mentioned their's in the UK don't have patient information in them. In fact the medical professional I know in Canada have pagers that give essentially the same information about the UK commenters. It
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by Fogest 5y ago
I'm curious what personal health information would be transmitted via a pager anyway? I assume a doctor would only need to know a room number and maybe code or chief complaint in the page? I see other commenters mentioning some PHI is
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by Fogest 5y ago
I feel like this would be a very easy change for Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) to implement and have support for by default. But this gets into my similar point where you end up having to use tools like an extension or bot to fix function
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by Fogest 5y ago
I know I get a lot of emails that I don't open all the time but still occasionally open. I am sure there are a lot of people in a similar boat. It's definitely a bit of a hard problem. I can see it being worth it for Google to imp
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah haven't check if it's an option in Gmail but I am sure it is. Emails that get sent to spam however will not show images by default.
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by Fogest 5y ago
Sounds like the current old reddit site. They keep adding the new features pretty much only to the redesign and soon it'll just be the bloated redesign. They slowly make the old stuff more and more shit until you either have to suck it
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by Fogest 5y ago
Yeah that's a shame. I guess it would be too expensive for Google to load the images of every single email though it would kinda avoid this issue. But I can see why that isn't really a feasible option.

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