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Good to see they're being proactive about reviewing possible applicants.
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Non-AMP link: https://www.wired.com/2017/04/elusive-math-proof-found-almos...
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Pretty sure that falls under #2.
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I assume, in the case of a payday lender, that that data was mostly used to determine how gullible a potential customer is, and how easy it will be to fuck them over entirely.
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It's not like you can just flip a switch once you realize you have a problem. It's great that your friends were able to break free from their addiction, but there are an infinite amount of factors that can (and do) prevent others
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Wow, this grudge runs deep. Did a Lyft engineer kill your dog?
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Much like the mother-focused offshoot of Vice, Vice Baby.
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No real prescription needed? Looks like I just found my new contacts provider.
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Oh shit. Soon trampolines and bouncy castles will be illegal, because they're using up all our gravity.
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I had to communicate with sales constantly (worked on the front-page ads team), so email was essential, unfortunately.
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Yeah, I had a pair of Bose noise cancelling headphones like that. The left speaker stopped working after 6 months of every day normal use.
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When did they switch from forcing all employees to use Yahoo Mail? When I left in 2015, they had disabled POP for internal mail, so we were forced to use the actual Yahoo Mail website.
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I take great care of my headphones, because they're such an important part of my life. I use them 90% of every day. I have never had a pair of headphones last for more than 2 years. Almost every time it's because the cable gets wo
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Yeah! Once we remove all regulations, ISPs will be forced to compete with all the little ISPs eagerly waiting to provide service! Net Neutrality does nothing to hinder competition. In fact, we need more regulation to force competition. It
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How dare you imply that Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman was horrible!
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The top doctor on the list prescribes 20% more opioids than the next highest, and these are his specialties: * Counseling * Pastoral Counseling
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This is one of those fun arguments that can be refuted with simple anecdotal evidence. I have fun in VR games every day. I know many others do as well. Therefore, your statement is false.
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Probably more hype because this one covers the entire country in the middle of the day.
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Or UploadVR! I read several reports of their "kink room", but I never did read any reports that they actually got rid of the "kink room".
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Just in that they all have unrealistic depictions of hacking. It's definitely the worst of the three.
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LPT: If a friend has a tattoo that you now recognize as a dead butterfly, you probably shouldn't tell them.
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9y ago
And I think all of us here love hacker movies. Sneakers, Hackers, Swordfish, etc. :)
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The only use-case I have for a VPN at the moment is to go around the inevitable throttling that will happen when net neutrality goes away (in the US). I have no reason to hide my browsing from the government. When I do (which I very much
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I use Lyft because whenever I ask a driver which they prefer, they always say Lyft.
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On our site, we just load AMP as a base experience, and load our other stuff on top of it if it's not served in the AMP browser. So we get the initial render speed of AMP, along with the SEO advantages, and can still implement featur
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He's implying that an average PC gamer would never use Uber, Lyft, or Airbnb. The whole article seems like the author just woke up from a 15-year coma and is having trouble coming to terms with modern commerce.
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Your examples are actually pretty spot on. > * Average load times for the 1000 most popular webpages will decrease. Absolutely possible if companies in the top 1000 pay for priority over other companies in the top 1000. Also possible if
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Bandwidth doesn't have a frequency. Net Neutrality is literally the concept of treating all bandwidth the same, no matter the source.
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10y ago
It's like they're trying to anger Christian conspiracy theorists.
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