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by MAGZine 5y ago
On Android, I use Google Pay all of the time for in-app purchases, and it doesn't require Google to take 30%. It's just another payment processor. It often shows up beside "add a credit card" in apps. I use it to order f
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I don't think that's necessarily true. National broadcasters have created great television. They can compete just fine. They can't, or shouldn't, compete, is just an opinion. TopGear and Schitts creek come immediately to
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It is important. Based on a lot of comments, people seem to think "oh, well, universe dead, I guess." Which is far from the truth. There are still millions of galaxies forming millions of stars, and that is going to continue into
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Rice is important but western agriculture (Wheat) is becoming increasingly precarious, too. Wheat likes long growing seasons sure, but you know what it doesn't like? Too much or too little rain. Extreme climate (hail+wind can basically
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> If I have 3 positions open and 25 similar candidates, things like fulfilling the job requirements (like having a degree) start coming into play. The problem is when jobs don't truly need the knowledge granted from a degree, and i
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What a ridiculous argument. User files are important, but locking down admin access has solved a whole host of virus/security issues that were present in, say, windows xp. at the end of the day, users are responsible for the software t
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https://www.google.com/search?q=material+non+public+informat... You can't trade on specific information, but you can definitely trade on sentiment, which is what the rest of the market trades on.
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there are entire communities dedicated to hd rips. so yes. keep in mind, they won't be small.
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(2012)
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I feel like everyone has an ah-ha moment when software's facade of magic gives way to a genuine feeling that nothing in software is inunderstandable. I was helping my brother through some CS classes, and he had to use some sort of grap
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I worked at a video game company that outsourced to russia, and have worked with contractors my entire career--so i think i have some insight on the matter, too :-) the video game company had a outsource good shop, with competent developers
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"Clearly" it's not as clear as you think it is. On android, if I turn bluetooth off from the quick access menu, it stays off--which is what I expect.
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You've missed the point. The point is, cultural (and time differences, language differences, etc) differences slow down collaboration. it has nothing to do with specifically american (or german, or polish) culture. How many roles do yo
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Old Discovery Channel was a national treasure. Even if they juiced the limits of science for television, it was much better/curiosity inspiring than the reality television rabble they put on today. The producers and sponsors of discove
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I totally get this. If I need to focus and truly understand something, there is no replacement for writing. Keyboards are fast, but the interaction patterns frequently devolve to almost squirrely behaviour. rapid movements, editing, and fle
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I think it would be pretty easy to stake opinions on those "boolean questions." Is (was?) a swipe gesture novel? Is it non-obvious?
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Seems as though crash reporting is now deemed harmful. Strange take by the community.
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Physicians should be able to explain in more detail than necessary to the average person, not only how vaccines work, but how mrna vaccines work. i say talk to a physician because on an internet forum, it's your word vs mine. physician
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I don't think you're making the case you think you're making. Not giving people a vaccine that is known to work with very high efficacy is what we would call a "preventable medical error." Even if something WERE to
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It's because Google voice wasn't a Google product, it was an acquisition. It used to be Grand Central. But yes they basically bought it, threw the G on it, and then let it bitrot.
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You literally contradicted yourself. They are legally AND morally obligated to provide you with the best care society can provide. Not only can they be sued for malpractice, but they could lose their license entirely. Losing their only mean
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You should not make your decisions based on social media AT ALL. if you have questions, talk to a physician.
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You're weighing a real possibility against an unfounded one. P(Complications|Covid) has a calculatable probability. P(Complications|Vaccine) is not, because we don't even know if they exist. And further, we strongly suspect they d
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There ultimate treatment has arrived in the form of prevention. The urgency to develop covid specific therapeutics has dissipated for the same reason "your chance of getting it is lower." Though even that is highly dependent on wh
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they don't need to—remarketing is used enough that there is enough demand for ads in your specific inbox, without having to scan the contents.
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The vast majority of the time the store brand is manufactured by one of the competitors anyhow.
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--void-warranty
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I was sitting cross legged during a long civ session and using my left hand to balance part of my MBP up. It wasn't until the next day that I discovered a painful red spot on my hand. That was a few months ago. While the spoot is no lo
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Astronomy is a somewhat weird field in this in other respects. For example, astronomers frequently consider everything that isn't helium or hydrogen a "metal." They just have a very different take on some things, because thei
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Sure, people should be able to identity what is a valid source and what isn't. It's fine to ask about what classifies as good or bad sources (format, publications, etc), how to search, or whatever. But this isn't what happene

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