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by Vraxx 11y ago
In response ot the inspected meters. You can see a fare estimate on the app before you even call in an uber. I think if they were able to do pickups, the driver's phone could easily display some sort of meter for riders, and even do p
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by Vraxx 11y ago
"Small amounts" is certainly a very relative term given that the serving size can be arbitrarily small to misrepresent the amount of trans fat actually present as 0 grams. For example, say I'm selling a product with the ingre
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I agree with the dislike for these types of reversals, and I also agree that fields prone to these types of 'discoveries' might be better classified as something else. Although I think the reality is that (at least with dietary
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I still go to stores and see products proudly labeled with 0 grams of trans fat that actually contain trans fat after consulting the ingredients list. This did not stop years ago.
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Oh I agree that would definitely have a good effect for increasing knowledge of what one is actually consuming, but I think uncertainty comes into play at some point. In any event I don't think that banning trans fat was the only way t
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I wondered about my return trip while commuting on a bike and later used a device to track speed, location, etc while riding and found that it was actually about 6 minutes shorter because it was slightly downhill most of the way (but not no
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by Vraxx 11y ago
It's already required for them to label it, but there's several problems with that solution that we've been dealing with since that was mandated. For one, if you have less than 0.5 grams per serving in your product you can la
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Thank goodness. This will finally put an end to companies including trans fat in their products but labeling 0 grams of trans fat due to serving size and other stupid tricks. I think consumers as a whole can get over pie crust not feeling
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I've actually taken the opportunity while the economy is "broken" to get into the online game versus the paper game. I've quite enjoyed being able to draft for about half the price it is on paper in order to get practic
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by Vraxx 11y ago
At least keep the colors choice as an option if you do change it in any way! I am using it exactly as you said, to group like goals. Edit: Plus it adds a little fun to it and makes it feel more personalized imo.
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by Vraxx 11y ago
It's also possible that the family could pay for a data plan for their kid to use but don't do it because they don't believe their middle school kid needs a data plan. Another possibility the users could have a data plan but
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Not necessarily disagreeing with your core point, but your point about needing experts of all types in the world would be better served without a type of expert outright.
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Are you suggesting to make your dietary plans around something that will end in nutritional deficiency in some number of years? That doesn't sound like a good plan to me, not to mention the cost of doing something like soylent instead
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Probably because seat belts are ubiquitous and the cost of wearing one is practically nil. When the preventative measures are that easy, so is the jump to victim blaming. I'm not saying whether this is right one way or another, but t
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Just as a note in response to the suggestion the browser not have a name to make it harder to hate, most of the android default browsers for different phones have no distinguishable names yet you can still refer to them as the default brows
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Anecdotal, but still relevant. They have typically ended up more expensive than most games for me due to the time it takes for the price to drop down to the same level as a lot of other games, even during steam sales. Even without a price
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Ah yeah, I'd like that more as well because I really like driving without ever taking the keys out of my pocket :P I was mostly clarifying for the person you responded to. Although from what I was seeing in the rest of the thread it s
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I think he was not saying a physical connection was necessary, only that a physical button on the key fob was necessary to start the car. Still wireless, it just requires interaction from the driver who must physically have the key fob.
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by Vraxx 11y ago
It's definitely that in part, I would have to agree with you. This generation of gamer grew up with the relatively easy ability to pirate games instead of pay for them and steam sales on PC. So there is some resistance to paying for
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Well, I guess the other issues listed here were nontrivial enough to make a solution unfeasible, or Valve probably wouldn't have backed out.
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by Vraxx 11y ago
I think another valid pov from most of the gamers is the dislike for the system that has been growing where once you purchase a game there are usually a series of other purchases associated the game to get all of the content that somebody e
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by Vraxx 11y ago
The system in place didn't do anything to protect the mod from being uploaded fraudulently. If I wanted a $0 price tag on my mod, I especially wouldn't want to spend time I could otherwise be working on my mod policing the store
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by Vraxx 11y ago
Except most of the activities that are cited as "dying" in the late 1800s are still alive and well. Long walks? Check, still here and valued. Letter writing? Not as prevalent, but still done. Conversation? Still existent, despi
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by Vraxx 12y ago
Seems like a reasonable assumption to me. I doubt they pay a flat rate to all providers they borrow from with Google charging by the 100 MB.
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by Vraxx 12y ago
That would be a neat idea, but that wouldn't make the creator $1 million, so I wouldn't be too hopeful on that option.
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by Vraxx 12y ago
That still leaves all the people who currently own licenses to tractors instead of tractors with poor prospects. Suddenly they are forced with the decision of putting up with John Deere's BS or investing in a whole new tractor. And t
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by Vraxx 12y ago
>when did this become a Millennial phenomenon? If I had to guess I would attribute it to the fact that the internet allows radical viewpoints to not only be heard more easily, but it also enables congregation point to exist. I'm no
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by Vraxx 12y ago
That's a bit of an oversimplification that I'd like to point out. Math proofs are certainly more rigorous and physics does rely on a bit more of an intuitive property in some ways, but that doesn't mean that intuition is the
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by Vraxx 12y ago
Nobody said it's requisite, it's just who happened to take the test. This article poses it as an alarming issue yet the statistical significance of this data is barely worth mentioning. That's 11 out of the 50 states, and al
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by Vraxx 12y ago
Hahahah April Fools! You fell for our joke about live saving drugs!

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