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by THENATHE 3y ago
Can't say I didn't see this coming... Omegle today is very different than historically. I remember when I was much younger I would find a bot or a person just looking for sexting maybe once in 5. Now it seems that the genuine &quo
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I absolutely do. In my area, the Verizon and ATT towers are so unbelievably crowded that we literally cannot use data anywhere in a 20+ mile radius. Maybe if there were 5 companies here instead of 3 we would have more -> less congested t
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by THENATHE 3y ago
As a general market trend, why are click through rates decreasing? Is it because of the availability of information without going to a site?
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by THENATHE 3y ago
If I wanted the docs, I would get the docs. The blogs are useful because the documentation is largely unhelpful due to being overly simplicity or extremely nondescript. The blogs are where it's at because you can see how someone else u
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by THENATHE 3y ago
You literally just proved the point. You just don't know how to search on the modern google
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I think Facebook dating does this, but frankly I don't really like the idea of letting my whole family know I'm looking to date by throwing myself on Facebook
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by THENATHE 3y ago
The only reason to engineer a bridge is to cut costs as much as possible. There are very few bridges made that are engineering challenges because they couldn't just be brute forced with more materials, but all bridges are focused with
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by THENATHE 3y ago
The part about all of this that bothers me is that, 99% of the time, the fraud that is going on is of a fraudulent advertising nature. I've worked as an 'IT guy' (short form for 'I do basically everything') for many
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by THENATHE 3y ago
So many small and large companies just rent cloud space for their servers, and that cloud space has 20 roles that mean "a part of sysadmin", and then the medium businesses that still have bare metal have the same 45 year old schmu
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by THENATHE 3y ago
It's been said a million times, but I'll say it again for the ones in the back: Housing prices and tech wages. City got great because everyone wanted to live there. Because everyone lived there, it made a lot of large business sta
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I use Google News because it is, imo, the best news aggregator. If it suddenly started to cost me money, I would move to something else. Eventually I would move to OTA TV stations that pay via ad revenue. If OTA TV started charging for view
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I feel like at a 7% stake, all of these are wholly unreasonable complaints. 7% of nothing is nothing, and 7% of Google is massive but relatively speaking unimportant. If you get to become a successful business via YC you will be making more
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by THENATHE 3y ago
There is a new version you can get directly from Google that works on quite a few devices, especially high end ones.
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by THENATHE 3y ago
It can help you process glucose better. Semagultide can help lower A1C in multiple ways, mainly by regulating appetite but also by stimulating the receptors that cause insulin to be produced. By producing more insulin, you feel more satiate
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by THENATHE 3y ago
There are like 30 things wrong with this paragraph. It is almost entirely incorrect.
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by THENATHE 3y ago
The TLDR I get out of this is: Every generation has a bunch of dumb, inexperienced, and/or naive people, and just because they use the internet a lot doesn’t mean they’re good at it.
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by THENATHE 3y ago
All of those suck except the last example, which is actually extremely useful and helpful to users
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by THENATHE 3y ago
We need to move to one or two cryptocurrencies and ditch all the other garbage. Bitcoin and etherium are here to stay, NFTs are dying or already dead
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by THENATHE 3y ago
Lack of tab groups, general significant performance decrease, and greatly decreased “small website” compatibility are reason enough to stay away for me. I support Mozilla with all my heart because they are, as far as I can tell, an honest,
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by THENATHE 3y ago
People love to talk about how google feeds them SEO blogspam, but when I moved to DDG I got nearly nothing but garbage sites with a ton of padding. Every search engine I have tried besides google is actual dogass tier garbage that takes me
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I have no source and could be completely wrong, but anecdotally it seems that Japan smokes like a fucking fiend and yet doesn’t have people dropping like flies from cancer. They also are far more selective of their tobacco and perhaps, unli
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I agree. I’ve used nodejs quite a bit, but I rarely need it for whatever I am doing and quite often actively avoid it because all of that shit is a pain in the ass over just writing a script in an ide or even direct text.
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by THENATHE 3y ago
That still doesn’t contribute to the whole planet getting 10 degrees hotter in one year. The oceans heating up means that over the next 30+ years we see that kind of change maybe , honestly more like 80-120 years. Climate change is real, b
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I think the real problem is that the temperature is variable. Phoenix had its longest stretch of 110+ degree days since 74, which is damning to the average person for climate change. Think “if we had a comparable heat wave 50 years ago, why
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by THENATHE 3y ago
At least in my state, ARS 28-754 sb. 1 at the end specifies “if any other traffic would be affected”. If you aren’t near any other cars, like no other cars in sight, you cannot get in trouble for not signaling if a cop is sitting off the ro
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by THENATHE 3y ago
Exactly. And to be clear, my argument is for the other people: my car hitting them will do arguably the same amount of damage if it’s a half ton pickup from the 70s vs today, it’s just about how safe I am in a crash, so the only person that
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by THENATHE 3y ago
My argument was not that cars are more safe for the driver (they aren’t), but OP said that by me driving a 70s truck, others are less safe… a pedestrian getting hit by a 3000 pound object going 40 is going to die regardless of the crumple z
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by THENATHE 3y ago
If there is no one there, why do I need to signal? I don’t want the cat touching the steering at all.
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by THENATHE 3y ago
> Maybe. I would think it more plausible that a vehicle that requires the operator to actively engage in its operation would, well, keep the operator engaged, and therefore their overall reaction time would likely be faster than a typica
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by THENATHE 3y ago
I used to feel the same way about a stick shift: “why would we encourage people to take one hand off the steering wheel and spend and extra second or two fucking with a knob while also feathering two pedals at once to move the car when inst

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