Keirmot

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by Keirmot 3y ago
Is wmusic roughly unchanged? It was scandalous when Madonna sang about sex, and masturbation in 1986, not as much when Christina Aguilera did it in 1999. And today you have people like Troye Sivan singing about taking poppers and the bigges
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Your argument is not the same as the parent. It would be the same if the volume rockers on the iPhone would only work if you have a paid subscription, or if you needed to pay extra to unlock 120fps while the device is capable but locked to
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by Keirmot 3y ago
And as a bonus it supports RSS
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by Keirmot 3y ago
There’s other ways. Like iCloud - you can store something on a private container and it will persist in the users Apple ID
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Because Apple doesn’t support Windows nor Android
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Can you link to a public post of one such individual, which is also not connected to a publication?
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by Keirmot 3y ago
I’ve used it referring to the ground level too. Others as well. Not common, but no one would wonder what you’d be talking about. It would be better to call it a terraço, but it would be neither here nor there.
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Im someone who doesn’t have a Facebook account for years, and because I still have the same phone number I had back when I deleted my account I can’t even create a new one. But I still want to check it out when it comes out in the EU. Just
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Let me give my 2 cents as an EU citizen. The way I see it is a mix of all of that, but number 3 is the biggest. Twitter is not big here. There’s people who use it, sure, but there’s a reason you don’t see that many EU issue trending on Twit
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by Keirmot 3y ago
I’m exactly like you. In my personal opinion, dreams don’t matter, they’re just our brains doing whatever it needs to do to stay healthy.
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by Keirmot 3y ago
That is a weird take. Just because people might want to use alternatives doesn’t force you to do the same. In the same vein, Google users can use multiple stores, but most just use Google Play.
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by Keirmot 3y ago
The EU is not one guy sitting in the office trying to find time to deal with one issue at a time. It’s an intercontinental organisation with 30.000 workers, 705 elected seats in the EU Parliament, and the European Council that sits the head
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by Keirmot 3y ago
You’re thinking about standard ceasefires. I’m not the parent posters, but the Christmas truce of 1914 was done IN SPITE of orders to keep fighting between both sides. I’m guessing that was what they were referring to.
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Why would HR receive my information?
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by Keirmot 3y ago
Can you elaborate what adds I have on my iPhone?
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by Keirmot 3y ago
They want US to work from home, not their employers.
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by Keirmot 3y ago
In European. Yes.
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by Keirmot 4y ago
You're missing two major stock splits there, one 4-1 and another of 7-1. without those splits apple stock would be much, much higher
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by Keirmot 4y ago
> I never had to prove my identity to rent a flat in the EU. Good people trust each other. For how long was this rent, and WHERE? Every time I rented for living spaces, the contract had to signed, marked on every sheet that had text, and
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by Keirmot 4y ago
That's a strawman if I ever saw one. If you don't provide ID to the hotel they may refuse sell you their services. If you don't provide ID to the police, however, that's another issue altogether.
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by Keirmot 4y ago
Please forgive me if I'm jumping to conclusions here, but I'm guessing you're American. > What happens if I don't want to identify myself? In some countries that is not an option. For example, in Portugal when in a pu
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by Keirmot 4y ago
Honest question: wouldn’t one person knowing the password and the other owning the 2FA device also achieve the same result?
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by Keirmot 4y ago
Privacy might be a human right, but profit is a company’s duty. Corporations have no morals if they impact the bottom line. And since no one will stop buying iPhones because Google pays Apple to be the default search engine, this is not a s
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by Keirmot 5y ago
Well, the Sign in/Sign up with apple button automatically does the localisation. My guess is that you designed your own button and used your own localisation for Portuguese. On the first instance you found a Portuguese reviewer, and on
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by Keirmot 5y ago
They also don't mention time spent pooping and peeing. Doesn't mean it's taboo. Might just not be useful information to track, unless you're trying to have children or to check how your sex life was affected after alread
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by Keirmot 5y ago
Just a small correction: EU population is closer to 447m not 300m
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by Keirmot 5y ago
I use discord as voice coms to raid in wow. A raid can have anything between 10 and 30 people. Maybe it’s the wow culture of having raid leaders and specific callouts, but it’s very much usable and enjoyable. If you want to see how it usual
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by Keirmot 6y ago
Safari is in no way any slower that chrome. Sure you might have some features that dev care about, but 99% of the sites works in safari as well as they do in chrome.
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by Keirmot 6y ago
According to the article: > Technically, it should be possible to suppress, for example, by reducing the image resolution, says Farid. But, by how much? This of course depends on many factors such as the type of device used for image cap