MivLives

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by MivLives 7y ago
The problem with this is the less unique you are, the more you start looking like a bot. The more you look like a bot the more times you have to do things to prove you aren't, like captchas
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by MivLives 7y ago
I actually have a bone to pick with them too. I tried canceling my families accounts recently. Despite two confirmation emails I was still charged. Their site makes it very hard to find support.
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by MivLives 7y ago
Honestly I'm surprised they didn't try to enter the space by buying an existing competitor. GoG, or Humble maybe. It might also be possible they're trying to build critical mass to get bought by some gaming company. Perhaps A
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by MivLives 7y ago
* Places will start to become uninhabitable. Nomadic living will start to come back, though more in the form of people living in their cars. * Less use of wired internet. Wired internet subscribers decrease * Self driving cars get to 95% of
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by MivLives 7y ago
I think the zoom level could be fixed by chopping off some of the newer map. The MBTA map you linked has way less of each regional rail line. My bigger complaint with the newer map is I'd rather a map do better at showing geographic la
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by MivLives 7y ago
I used to play a lot of second life when I was younger. It was interesting to see what happened to everyone I used to play with. Everyone became a programmer,or a 3d modeler. Something about having a programming language and the ability to
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by MivLives 7y ago
This is how Slack and I believe Discord handle emojis as well. Interestingly even if you copy and paste a unicode emoji it's translated into a code.
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by MivLives 7y ago
Also if you're not an uploader, building ratio to use the site is hard. Going from ten years of what.cd freeleech of buffer to nothing and facing the prospect of building it up again can be daunting.
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by MivLives 7y ago
They're complaining about the invite system. Either you had to know someone or you had to get lucky that they'd be doing irc interviews that day.
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by MivLives 7y ago
Just like Amazon the on site ratings were normally pretty useless. Outside info sources like forums and Reddit normally had better results but were still full of constant FUD.
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by MivLives 7y ago
The author gets a link that can bypass the paywall for sharing with friends.
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by MivLives 7y ago
It was Brian Eno, here's the quote: “Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature. CD distortion, the jitteriness of digital video, the crap sound of 8-bit - all of thes
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by MivLives 7y ago
There was a big crack down in the early 2010s, at least on 4chan. Most of the boards that the people who were into that sort of thing were smaller and didn't tend to have the same activism bent that the older invasion stuff did. https
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by MivLives 7y ago
I was in college around when Yikyak came to be. At the time my classes needed a lot of projects created and specced out. The idea behind Yikyak went from being used by one group in everyone of those projects to not being used as the site be
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by MivLives 7y ago
The Old Reader is incredibly similar. Unsure if the social features are as up to snuff on it as I never used them on either.
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by MivLives 7y ago
There was a wave of grapefruit flavored beers that really needed to have that warning on it but didn't.
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by MivLives 7y ago
Worked IT in the college I went to. One of the more permanent members told me that if you plugged a fresh XP install it'd be fucked in about 30 minutes. MS apparently came to campus to look at some of the stuff coming in. When I stoppe
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by MivLives 7y ago
What are some of the identifying characteristics?
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by MivLives 7y ago
Is there a torrent around anywhere? His site is being slammed.
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by MivLives 7y ago
Not about tags but I remember a lot of discussion around this concept the difference between Japanese and English twitter when the character limit was changed. This short blog links to a more academic source. http://www.scotthale
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JavaScript: The Parts (Implicit and Automatic)(medium.com)
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by MivLives 7y ago
Standards like grammer?
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Yarn PnP, npm tink, and pnpm Oh My(medium.com)
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by MivLives 7y ago
They're talking about returnables which is how beer used to come. Imagine instead of just recycling your beer bottles you hauled it back to the store for it to be sent back to vendor. I've worked around refillable milk containers
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by MivLives 7y ago
As someone who has worked in the beverage industry. Please don't bring back glass. It's so heavy, it's fragile, and it don't stack efficiently. Beer is finally moving to cans a change which has only happened in the last
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by MivLives 7y ago
I post on Medium. I don't really promote anything I write. I get around 50-100 views per thing I write. Why do I do it? Well honestly I have no where else in mind. I don't have any one looking for my blog, I'm not really goin
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by MivLives 7y ago
The Oldreader. I don't have enough feeds to need their pro tier. I am probably going to write my own soon for practice.
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by MivLives 8y ago
How do you make sure they fit right? Is it just consistency in ordering the same set after finding a fitting pair?
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by MivLives 8y ago
I think the majority of people who have Youtube Premium have it because it comes with Google play music. My dad is one of those original cordcutters. His main concern is sports which he either pays for or borrows someone else's Comcast
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by MivLives 8y ago
I think the implication is that the poster has continued to work there for two more years despite still having the same complaint.

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