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Vrondi
5y ago
Just log into your Steam account via their website, and then leave a review there, through the web page.
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5y ago
This exists on Android browsers as well (and has for years).
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5y ago
So, they never want users with a disability to be able to use their site. Nice.
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5y ago
Bad example. They aren't going to interview your son, but _most_ will take his high GPA and certificate of completion of Driver's Education class, and give you a discount for it, which is the next best thing without spending the t
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5y ago
Simply conquering the challenge of going to and/or colonizing Mars will result in many inventions and technique developments in science and tech that trickle back into everyday life on Earth. So it was with Apollo, so it shall likely b
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5y ago
Most PC laptops have a key in the function key or media control row for this. Look for one that resembles a monitor, or check your laptop's owners' manual.
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5y ago
Yes.
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No. There is no constitution of any nation which says you are owed the freedom to be guaranteed that a luxury good (like gaming graphics cards) will be available when you feel like buying it. Market scarcity of luxury goods has no infringem
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5y ago
Because this organization endangered the economy of a significant chunk of the country by their negligence, then your tax dollars should go to setting standards and holding them liable when they fail to meet those standards.
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5y ago
So, you are saying that there are jurisdictions where home security systems are illegal? Night watchmen/security guards and body guards are illegal? Where would these jurisdictions be located?
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5y ago
In every modern recipe for cooking almost any type of meat, there is an internal temperature listed at which the meat can officially be considered "safely" done. Restaurants, etc., have to follow such guidelines per government foo
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5y ago
A paperback book or something can give the same social signal. :)
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5y ago
You are displaying your ignorance of trucks. For decades now, all automobiles and trucks have included proprietary computer systems. Some are easy to hack and alter. Some are more expensive/challenging, but people do it. An EV is missi
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5y ago
You can use Watshapp multiple ways on Linux, including the web browser version [ https://itsfoss.com/whatsapp-linux-desktop/ ]. Although, if you're using Whatsapp at all you're either massively ignorant or stup
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If you're using Whatsapp, you've got zero interest in privacy anyhow, and so you're never going to consider these issues in the first place.
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You can do the banking (from most banks) and food ordering from a web browser on your smartphone. No apps required. Grubhub, Uber Eats, Doordash, all those sorts of things. Most of them have a web version, and you can use that instead of an
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Weird as this seems, at the time, you had to be in a country that could _afford_ DDT. It wasn't free.
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Humans are essentially a collective of symbiotic organisms which have been working together for so very long that some are no longer distinguishable as separate. We know that we have DNA that came from external sources. We know that we carr
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6y ago
I Think [2]may be someone grinding a food substance on a flat mortar and pestle style implement. Such things are still used in India and other parts of the world, and even Yogis still need to eat sometimes.
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6y ago
Installing a whole-house water softener completely cures this and is very cheap (at least in the USA).
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6y ago
Yeah, I grew up on spring water, and going away to college and city water was excruciating.
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6y ago
I mean, the "launched by Hitler" part doesn't seem to bother people, so why would the name?
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6y ago
In the USA, this is Chevrolet/GMC. VW parts you may have to hunt for/pay more for.
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6y ago
Right, and many customers would prefer the performance, thank you very much.
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6y ago
Early April Fools' joke?
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6y ago
I think the phrase here would be "no consumer friendly customization".
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6y ago
Yeah, you can turn an e-ink device completely off, unpowered, and it will continues to display whatever was on the screen, unchanged, until you power it and change it. Any moment the display is not actually changing, it can be using zero po
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6y ago
I love this idea for a lot of things, and I think it beats the "smart mirror" trend in aesthetics and energy, but the price is a definite roadblock.
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My small town's local newspaper died because they were trying to pay college-educated people (with student loan debt) minimum wage. Nope. Not gonna fly even in a small town with low cost of living. Also, they had horrific customer serv
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6y ago
Yeah, you'd almost think he was writing in the voice of a fictional character or something bizarre like that.
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