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by avidruntime 8d ago
> In the past, but today fewer people are getting paid less this way. There has never been more content creators making a living off their content than there is today. Look no further than these enormous platforms with ad rev sharing opt
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by avidruntime 12d ago
They don't think its okay, as evidenced by this submission predictably being flagged. Also predictably, they will not be here to defend or explain, either.
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by avidruntime 12d ago
I get your point but its hard not to look past the fact that only 1 of the 4 mentioned mediums have real time, user-personalized, opaque algorithmic endless scrolling, and a disproportionately higher rate of addiction.
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by avidruntime 15d ago
Personally I think the hanlon's razor approach is an intellectually lazy thought terminating cliche that provides cover to people/groups who do act with malice. A US administration sympathetic to Russia stands to benefit from high
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by avidruntime 16d ago
The "Remind white people of what happened 300 years ago" in question is an explainer on how a 19th century Super El Nino wiped out over 3% of the world's population, mostly in Asia, despite the fact that these regions had exp
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by avidruntime 16d ago
>My carrier does not allow transferring eSIMs between phones That is insane.
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by avidruntime 17d ago
There's also just a growing number of the simple contrarian perspective mixed with the growing "anything new is bad" cultural lens.
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by avidruntime 17d ago
Always loved the Surface Duo. I really liked the separation of the screens too; felt like dual monitors vs. ultrawide. It also forced the technology to focus the valueprop on multitasking versus more immersive/more bigger/more bet
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by avidruntime 17d ago
Ah. about 30 seconds ago they mentioned in the (still ongoing) keynote they said it was removed to recoup space for internals. I recall the 3.5mm jack removal being motivated along similar lines. I wonder, assuming the space where the SIM s
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by avidruntime 17d ago
Apple has been doing eSIM for something like 4 years now.
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by avidruntime 19d ago
How is it superior when viewing w/o an account is impossible? From my POV this was the moment X/Twitter completely rejected its stated mission of being a town square.
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by avidruntime 25d ago
Cant seem to get milkdrop to work on the binary installed via cask on arm macOS. Everything else feels very snappy and fun
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by avidruntime 26d ago
The OP's first link is a demo, their second link is the source.
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by avidruntime 29d ago
Thank you, I thought I was first, I even searched for other posts, evidently not well enough.
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TwitterWebViewer has been permanently discontinued
12 points by avidruntime 29d ago|5 comments
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by avidruntime 1mo ago
Doesn't the FEC already regulate contribution limits? The debate is where the line is and when the line comes into play. Society is a constant negotiation between individual freedoms and collective safety/social order. You have al
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by avidruntime 1mo ago
We can walk and chew gum at the same time. The real world doesn't require us to negate the commentary that the ultra wealthy people/corporations could be doing a lot more good than they're currently doing on the basis that th
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by avidruntime 1mo ago
There are no simple explanations in this arena. All campaigns min/max messaging for sought after demographics to maximize votes. One could argue that the collaboration brought on by Elon/X gave the Trump 2 campaign some of the mos
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by avidruntime 1mo ago
> There is no master plan, just greed. This is a thought terminating cliche. This is just the latest move in a long term strategic effort to undermine Canada's sovereignty. Zoom out, and that in it of itself is part of an even broad
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by avidruntime 1mo ago
When I was in photography class in college, I created backplates in photoshop for still life portraits of small trinkets I was photographing. The photos were taken on black and white film and developed in the campus dark room. Led to some i
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
Apple's throttling was an undisclosed optimization that was controversial because it was not disclosed. The optimization itself was not controversial. It was not premature either. If the battery's measurable levels (impedance, cur
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
How was the US Gov colluding? My recollection of the twitter files was it largely blew out of proportion (for non-tech aligned audiences) that Twitter received tips from CISA regarding misinformation/disinformation and Twitter decided
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
I work in the television industry, so does my spouse. We both have gotten offers by recruiters from services like this. While this author's experience is hard to relate to in many ways, their description of the economic situation is no
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
It kind of can, but trading futures is trading termed contracts, kind of like options, but a bit stranger (and you can buy options for futures contracts too!) For a retail trader, you definitely are not in a buy and hold/invest mindset
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
Not a fan of the serif trend in recent years in general, but within your UX it makes content hard to read. I understand the appeal in chasing the premium look for taglines, company name, headers, but a blanket application of it works toward
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
We have different interpretations of what suicide means
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
Voluntarily choosing to not spend money in X related orgs ≠ using services that use X related orgs. As a consumer, our options to vote with our dollar is limited, but that doesn't make it pointless. Real life is not binary and the sent
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
a platform wide ad hominem? where is your hacker curiosity?
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by avidruntime 5mo ago
Why engage at all if you're going to engage like this?
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by avidruntime 6mo ago
co-opted? The last paragraph of the article suggests this was quite literally the artist's goal: > “One of the reasons Joe is so insistent that every single building is here is because he would never want someone to come and see it

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