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541.
by Wistar 5y ago
Hah! Yes. I have woken up to some super long-form ads that I wasn't awake to skip. I am going to have to try your app. My slumber TV is a TCL w/Roku built-in.
542.
by Wistar 5y ago
Oh, man! Falling asleep to youtube is (was) my PRIMARY reason for watching youtube. The recent creep of ads considerably reduces the soporific quality of dozing off to a Malcolm Gladwell conversation or a Royal Institute lecture.
543.
by Wistar 5y ago
I never have figured that one out.
544.
by Wistar 5y ago
Why does their advertising feel so disruptive? Is it because it feels like something just broke for a moment? It seems that an ad will often be inserted right at a key moment. Maybe it is that I feel like I have to constantly hold the remot
545.
by Wistar 5y ago
A fine piece of tribute writing, that.
546.
by Wistar 5y ago
I notice a "Suggest Corrections" button at the bottom, of that article. Perhaps a suggestion that the Governor's entire story is a load of crap?
547.
by Wistar 5y ago
The reporter hacked our water system, maliciously held his hand under the faucet and then revealed to us that the water was WET!
548.
by Wistar 5y ago
"Idiot" is relatively high praise.
549.
by Wistar 5y ago
Wow! Very cool site and products.
550.
by Wistar 5y ago
Absolutely yes. For me, it somewhat upstaged the rest of the essay.
551.
by Wistar 5y ago
… and, perhaps, AI-driven weapons systems hot wars.
552.
by Wistar 5y ago
Yes. This seems to me to be true.
553.
by Wistar 5y ago
My God, it's full of ads.
554.
by Wistar 5y ago
In between which are often gratuitous photos and ads.
555.
by Wistar 5y ago
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/facebook-whistleblower-frances-...
556.
by Wistar 5y ago
Always liked the name "General Magic," although I like "Industrial Light & Magic" more.
557.
by Wistar 5y ago
Yes. Very similar.
558.
by Wistar 5y ago
No. Cinepaint was merely a raster paint program with 16-bit colorspace which made it suitable for feature work. It didn't have programmable animation capability but did have onion skinning so that cel-style animation could be done, alb
559.
by Wistar 5y ago
Wow. What a doggy dog world language has become.
560.
by Wistar 5y ago
Same here. Editing the links on iOS is bloody difficult.
561.
by Wistar 5y ago
I love this.
562.
by Wistar 5y ago
I'd prefer a sense of trustworthiness.
563.
by Wistar 5y ago
Tenured? We are talking kindergarten here. Also, are you seriously comparing an advanced-degree career to blue-collar workers? How is it you'd institute a merit system? By the volume-of-students-per-hour, or what, exactly? The least co
564.
by Wistar 5y ago
She has no assistants and never has (I just asked her). Occasionally a student teacher but not for years, now. Some students, such as ESL or special ed, are pulled out of class for about 30 minutes from 2–4 times a week but, the recent dist
565.
by Wistar 5y ago
My spouse both leads and manages ~24 direct reports, each of which require near continuous instruction, supervision, mentoring and encouragement. Her role demands an advanced degree with on-going education and certification requirements; ex
566.
by Wistar 5y ago
None that I could find. I didn't know snopes was in the business of captioning at all.
567.
by Wistar 5y ago
Snopes often refers to these as "miscaptioned."
568.
by Wistar 5y ago
Nowhere near as moving a story but, back when my spouse used a Windows laptop, every night she'd logout from Windows and the little signature Windows sign out tune would play, and then she'd call our two dogs to their crates for t
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by Wistar 5y ago
"Craig and Mullins promptly left Masterpiece without discussing with Phillips any of the details of their wedding cake." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colo...
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by Wistar 5y ago
In 2014, when I was working on post-production for a TV ad, the producer wanted to use a typeface, Typotheque's Tribute Tribunal Std Bold, until he found out that the "broadcast and film" license fee for a single year of on-a

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