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2y ago
They tried to buy Snapchat multiple times and the guy refused after seeing how much Facebook valued Instagram and thought he could get more than a billion.
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2y ago
If it was some insignificant photo sharing app with 13 employees why did they pay a billion dollars for it? Everyone knew when the sale closed exactly what they were doing.
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2y ago
Can you provide any source in history where someone said they identified with being a blind follower?
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Tunarr: Create and configure live TV channels from media on your servers
(tunarr.com)
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2y ago
What do you believe the valid reasons are to worry and what are the ones you consider invalid?
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2y ago
Tesla is not the only company that makes solar panels or electric cars. The other companies CEOs also aren't indiscriminately firing federal workers, breaking government code, or doing Nazi salutes. There's no obligation to give m
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2y ago
So what is your point?
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2y ago
So you think the the question was about a bad idea that nobody would make because there are central bases with powerful vacuums (one could almost call them central vacuums with an inlet that connects) that suck up the dirt with months of st
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2y ago
Explain what you think it means because you have a lot of grammatical errors in all of your posts, there are many vacuums with central bases that deposit their dirt, you don't have to dump them for months, and they are trivial to find
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2y ago
Ring is a shell of its former self, has implemented a bunch of things nobody wants, has bricked other products, was giving away camera data to anyone in the government that asked, among other terrible things. It is a brand to be avoided and
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2y ago
Every single major player in the space has this feature. Some of the better ones also give you the ability plug directly into your water lines so you never have to refill or dump the mop water.
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2y ago
If you really want zero network theres always Valetudo, https://valetudo.cloud/ But most of the vacuums want internet access for setup, but then work completely fine being blocked from the internet after.
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2y ago
Roomba is exactly what happens when you make a good product, get a good lead and then fill the company with MBAs and think you'll coast along on name alone instead of innovations. Nobody buys Roombas because everything else is way bett
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2y ago
I've been using it for atleast five years on every single device. This does not happen. What did happen was that Google banned it from the Chrome store and this sounds like the exact kind of rumor they would spread if it actually does
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2y ago
Yea I don't think the 16 year old kids who know how to say thank you and smile are part of some religious cult. Chick-fil-A corporate donates and supports some gross organizations, but none of what you said makes sense for the stores I
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2y ago
Works perfectly in Firefox.
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2y ago
There's a lot of speculation that the Switch 2 would be atleast hundred dollars less without this nonsense. The Japan exclusive version of the Switch 2 seems to support this, with it's restrictions that insulate Japan, support the
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2y ago
I would be interested in knowing what Chick-Fil-A does to prevent this. Pretty much every customer facing job that doesn't hope for charity at the end of the service is pretty bad in the US currently, but somehow they achieve the level
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2y ago
Email exists between providers in its current form because there weren't people trying to figure out how to insert themselves in between so they can make money. Justify needing a better reason
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2y ago
It is just you if its not appearing. I'm using Ad Nauseum which is just UBO but improved with added features and it appears just fine.
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2y ago
I set this up. It's a little rough using the binaries for the setup and it's obviously early, but this seems to have everything I was looking for. Thanks!
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2y ago
The ideal setup for this would be faux channels on Plex but I haven't found anything that is quite right. My ideal setup would be channels generated by shows in a random order like this. But I don't actually want my hard drives co
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2y ago
What's the issue you had? When you reboot or quit you're kicked back to regular Kobo and you open up Koreader through a menu option. The Kobo OS is good enough for me to recommend it to family, there's nothing wrong with the
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2y ago
What is the alternative? Is there an open source version that is community curated?
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2y ago
He never said why it's bad, just that players he thinks suck should continue to suck and he doesn't like that they don't suck anymore. He briefly alluded to a valid point but went no where with it about how it may affect litt
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2y ago
Just change the launcher. Android TV is the only platform that can block YouTube ads and supports Sponsor block
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2y ago
Whenever you see them, just hold the door open while you look. The store needs to see the electricity spike and they'll get rid of them.
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2y ago
Because it's the benchmark that other photo app alternatives strive to be. It's a nightmare privacy wise, but Google built the best solution and a lot of iPhone users just assume Apple was the leader without trying anything else.
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2y ago
Hopefully they make a come back
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2y ago
How do I use Home Assistant to run my dish washer, charge my electric car, start my washing machine, etc based on the capacity of my solar array's battery and the fluctuation of electricity prices day to day to pay the least amount of
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