SerLava

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by SerLava 9y ago
Yeah precisely. The CEO can connect the dots, so they don't stop to think if a customer could connect the dots, or if anyone would bother to think that hard (about their cryptic site, which is 7th website of 10, in a row of browser tab
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by SerLava 9y ago
>I'm confident that web design is the way it is mostly as a means to keep the people that work with it employed. I work with web designers and can corroborate that. Most of the time, their product is sold, negotiated and approved be
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by SerLava 9y ago
Firefox, Chrome and Safari all broken on iOS. Google could catch this automatically...
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by SerLava 9y ago
In American English, if you invite people "for a cup of tea" then someone is getting cups, hot water and tea bags, and not any meal at all.
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by SerLava 9y ago
I don't think people here have a problem with police. You might be confusing that with a distaste for homicide and assault by police. Those don't just automatically go hand in hand. And police accountability is not some kind of te
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by SerLava 9y ago
They've even removed a lot of the useful search operators. Someone needs to bring advanced search back in a competing search engine.
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by SerLava 9y ago
The whole reason google spends billions on their search engine is that humanity does not yet have a program that can differentiate fake relevancy from relevancy, with perfect accuracy. The venn diagram between SEO and user satisfaction is g
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by SerLava 9y ago
I mean, ultimately if you try to keep your stuff, people will break into your house, beat you, throw you into a cage and lock you in close proximity with rapists. If you try to keep your stuff and resist them, they will blow your brains out
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by SerLava 9y ago
You know, that illegality really makes logical sense. It's a crime to throw a billion people into gas chambers, and it doesn't become A-OK just because someone else threw a billion people into gas chambers too.
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by SerLava 9y ago
That doesn't sound so bad. It's just that you love remote?
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by SerLava 9y ago
Anyone have an opinion about 4 days remote, 1 day in office? (The whole company doing this)
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by SerLava 9y ago
You misunderstand. They all know there's no right to use YouTube. It's just that if they can't make money, people will stop making good shit and it will hamper or kill the whole platform.
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by SerLava 9y ago
There's not a lot you can do.
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by SerLava 9y ago
I really feel like this should be over the line. If you share info with someone, sure, you're a sucker. No right to control that which you freely give up. But when you type something out and specifically decide not to transmit it? That
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by SerLava 9y ago
Man, that is incredibly refreshing.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Oh that's cool- so if they are talking about CERN and say "one particle accelerator" the counter might help you figure that out? (Assuming it isn't just like.. "parutikkuru akuseroreta" or something)
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by SerLava 9y ago
Yeah except for counters. Those god forsaken counters. You can't just say five pencils. You have to say 5 long thin object even-numbers-4-and-under-and-odd-numbers-5-and-over-counter pencil Go hon enpitsu The pattern for which is Pon H
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by SerLava 9y ago
I agree- I didn't mind getting calls when it was the only way to communicate long distance. It was still inconvenient but better than nothing.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Personally I like to be available for emergencies but would prefer routine information exchange to be handled via text.
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by SerLava 9y ago
That's better but it's still kind of imposing. We are not socially wired to be compatible with the technology to magically steal people's attention from space.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>We as individuals CAN decide where we spend your money. Yeah, but then most people just don't care. I'm just really glad nobody is asking me to boycott slave-produced southern cotton if I really want slavery to go away.
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by SerLava 9y ago
> “Why don’t you just call them, and get it all figured out right now?” Because it's rude. It has always been rude, but now with the phone in your pocket it's that much worse. She doesn't know what her friend isn't do
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by SerLava 9y ago
When that doesn't work, I type the desired word three times after the search e.g. "Old books for sale old old old" -if, say, all the results are dominated by new books due to "books for sale" being so strongly attac
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by SerLava 9y ago
Ugh, the worst part is that it bolds the word you didn't look up.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Did you read the title? It states which country we're talking about. Yes.
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by SerLava 9y ago
>videos were basically non-existent to download as real-player was in its infancy serving up what amounted to flip-book quality clips which still took 15 minutes to download a 15 second clip. And then even after video was available, it w
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by SerLava 9y ago
A lot of returns could be prevented by spending more money on detailed product photography and descriptions. And they'd sell more stuff too.
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by SerLava 9y ago
Every time I scroll on this damned website, a blank black 1 second video pops up and covers the screen and then goes back up into the upper left corner.
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by SerLava 9y ago
It can be proven. Look down at your navel. Did you know about that lint? It was outside of your consciousness. Maybe that lint was it, but probably not.
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by SerLava 9y ago
You don't need that big of a sample size for the results to be significant. A lot of people overestimate the sample size you need.

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