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Goronmon
7y ago
I mean, "the problem" in the author's eyes is capitalism, technology and entertainment. His solution is that we need to get back to subsistence farming as our main way of life.
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7y ago
He’s claiming that sure, take the 5k, but don’t let that fool you into believing you’re done. You still have to plan on finding the other 95k. Specifically, from reading through the rest of the site, the author seems to be arguing that w
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7y ago
The fact that actual grown ups want to spend money on plastic caricatures of their favourite movie characters is fine in itself, but only if we also take responsibility of the state of the society we live in. Replace "spend money on
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7y ago
But aside that, I think that beyond the "we can charge you for data because you can", the per-data-transferred costs come from the overprovisioning ISPs do. The fraction of the advertised to actually supported bandwidth per user
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7y ago
Yeah, I was diagnosed with very early stages of high frequency hearing loss after noticing tinnitus-like symptoms earlier this year. The setup was much more elaborate than the standard hearing tests I have done in the past.
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7y ago
Location: New Hampshire Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: .NET Core/MVC/WebForms, SQL [Server], Javascript, HTML/CSS, Python, Linux, MySQL/PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com&#x
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7y ago
I don't think being unprofessional in professional situations should ever not be bristled at.
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7y ago
There is a glut of games, for sure, with no easy way to filter them and no promise of a game I will actually enjoy. Has there ever been a time of the "promise of a game I will actually enjoy"? Back in the day all you had was rar
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7y ago
My interpretation is that even if the people who are technically savvy in that specific area, if they have times they won't deal with encrypted information, how often are non-technical people going to want to deal with it?
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7y ago
During the first few days we were at a loss for what to do. It had been our routine to watch whatever is on TV after dinner, and suddenly we were both dumbstruck for ideas. So we went to sleep at 8:30 p.m. Two things about this confuse me
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7y ago
It's not that individuals have a First Amendment right to use Twitter to interact with representatives of the federal government, it's that representatives of the federal government can't control who interacts with them on Tw
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7y ago
When talking about selling it at a loss in one region and making up for that by making a profit in a different region, the relevant figure is the marginal cost, which is approximately zero. It's easy to "win" an argument if
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7y ago
Right back at you.
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7y ago
I understand if the purchase were illegal but the article/g2a says is very low amounts and punishable. Not sure I'd trust the word of the company in question, especially when they try to bribe people to post articles in favor of
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7y ago
People want more robust hosting, lower costs, and less dependence on centralized services. The people outside of tech circles that I know just want images to show up and they don't want to pay for them. I guess that those would fall
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7y ago
It's funny because I felt Vista was perfectly fine as an OS, whereas ME was almost unusable (with the stability issues you mentioned). Vista was just boring, not great, but it worked. So it surprises me that so many people were frustra
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7y ago
You're lucky, mine died within a couple years.
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7y ago
I ran into that issue when my Nexus 5X died to the bootloop issue. It was enough of a pain that I just gave up and use Authy with the remote backup enabled. I've dealt with phones dying/being lost on three separate occasions and r
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7y ago
Decrease that $100/hr to $10/hr and increase the 100 people making $2/hr to 1 million people making $2 an hour, that way you go from $10/hr in earning potential to $2million/hr. Just by getting rid of the minimum wa
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7y ago
However when you have millions of people hating you and very few defending you then there are usually a good reason to it, otherwise they don't unite like that. There is usually a "reason" people get riled up online, whethe
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I don't think anyone would have an issue if there was a giant watermark that said "CONCEPT" across ones that are no where near being represented in the final product... I'm struggling to think of a diplomatic way to ex
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7y ago
Do you have a link to the article explaining how little of the work she actually did on the project? It would be interesting to read that to counter-balance this one.
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7y ago
Probably referencing the use of the phrase "scientifically proven" and doubting the assertion being made and that there is in fact "science" that backs it up.
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7y ago
31 breaches on my Gmail account that I've had for close to 15 years. I'm actually surprised it's not more given how many sites/forums/services I've shared this with over the years.
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7y ago
So, Valve is a terrible company bogged down by incompetent middle managers, just like many other terrible companies run by incompetent middle managers. The only difference is that at Valve their official title is "co-worker" inste
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7y ago
Only the last couple of years? Sounds like they have a lot of catching up to do then.
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No? It says Amazon is cutting back on the "Sold by Amazon.com" items and pushing those items onto the marketplace, and only sticking to directly selling items from large manufacturers.
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7y ago
Also of note is that this won't do anything to address the criticisms of rampant counterfeit and/or garbage quality products on the marketplace. If anything it will only make it worse, as many of shrinking number of items sold b
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7y ago
So Amazon is going harder into the marketplace side of things, turning Amazon from an online retailer into another version of eBay? This doesn't sound like a positive move for me, but I guess that doesn't necessarily means its bad
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7y ago
My wife and I tried Signal in the past and ran into situations where messages were lost or sometimes delayed by hours, some showing up well after other messages were, making conversations occasionally very frustrating. Messaging apps are de
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