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by badwolf 3y ago
SpaceX really seems to be "betting the farm" on Starlink being a massive moneymaker. I don't see it longterm though.
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by badwolf 3y ago
The double-speak from people about tipping "I only get paid $2.15 an hour!" ... Yet the story changes the other way when mention of eliminating tipping and raising your wage comes up.
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by badwolf 3y ago
Oh ffs, tipping is getting completely out of hand.
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by badwolf 3y ago
Fun fact: You can think the current owner and manager of Twitter is insane and running Twitter in an insane way, without also simultaneously thinking the previous managers were running things in a perfect way without any errors or issues.
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by badwolf 3y ago
Volvo really is impressive with how much they put into safety and testing. As for self-driving, I've had great driving experiences with their Pilot Assist.
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by badwolf 3y ago
I think he’s upset because NPR said they basically get no meaningful traffic from Twitter.
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by badwolf 3y ago
> the Stadia subreddit still has 110k subscribers How many of those 110k reddit users are/were actual Stadia subscribers though? Just because someone subscribes to a subreddit, doesn't mean they are now, or were ever subscrib
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by badwolf 3y ago
For the low price of $42,000 per month, you can access the Twitter API
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by badwolf 3y ago
Android hasn't restricted cross-app tracking from Facebook and such as strongly.
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by badwolf 3y ago
It's weird how people will sea lion about how "conservative views are being deplatformed" while refusing to admit that the "conservative views" that are in question are their beliefs that entire groups of human bein
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by badwolf 3y ago
On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
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by badwolf 3y ago
This will surely bring advertisers rushing through the doors!
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by badwolf 3y ago
I think Twitters' main criteria currently is "Has <@anyone> been saying mean things that Elon Musk doesn't like lately?"
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by badwolf 4y ago
Aww yeah! This is very exciting!
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by badwolf 4y ago
I've mixed feelings. Many probably wouldn't want the semi-dead weight of big executive screwing up the morning rush.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Waffle House also required you to work in a restaurant for some time before they'll let you buy a franchise.
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by badwolf 4y ago
She was not when she did these speaking engagements.
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by badwolf 4y ago
/chefskiss. I truly appreciated this.
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by badwolf 4y ago
There are truly so many variables, How many of each instrument in an orchestra, the orchestra's layout, the conductor, the recording, the acoustics of the physical location, etc... Take for example, Stokowski doing Clair de Lune https
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by badwolf 4y ago
Texas Republicans sure do love their "free market" and just hate regulations...
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by badwolf 4y ago
Decent lighting does wonders here. Most webcams, in particular the c920 workhorse work great - when there's sufficient lighting!
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by badwolf 4y ago
This feels like a preview of what could be coming to PowerPoint. Intrigued to see how this turns out.
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by badwolf 4y ago
They are also illegal in Texas, as they're considered paraphernalia.
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by badwolf 4y ago
> It really is fascinating to see As someone in a minority group that Desantis is specifically going after, I don't really find it very fascinating, more terrifying.
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by badwolf 4y ago
They're fascists. But it apparently hurts peoples feelings to say that outloud.
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by badwolf 4y ago
So is there freedom of the Press, or is there not?
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by badwolf 4y ago
or... because marketing works. Something folks here are rare to ever admit. HN is populated with amazing people who see thru all facades and are completely incapable of ever being a 'victim' of advertising, because we all know bet
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by badwolf 4y ago
I agree, most ToS are essentially nonsense to most people. This is also not a contract between the narrator and apple, it's the narrator and their distributor. They should absolutely be reviewing that thoroughly, and ideally with their
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by badwolf 4y ago
There's not understanding the exact verbiage of a specific clause, and then there's "I just didn't see it" Nothing in the article seems to imply anyone misinterpreted their contract. They didn't read it.
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by badwolf 4y ago
Every work contract I've signed, yes. If I don't understand something I ask about it, or talk to the other party to have it clarified, re-worded, or removed.

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