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by bagacrap 5y ago
there really can't be an "exponential" increase in the number of cases, whatever that means, given that there's a hard upper bound which is the number of hosts.
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by bagacrap 5y ago
and we all know how clear copyright infringement is
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by bagacrap 5y ago
I mean the real question is how many people are in the premises. How can they know how many people stopped in the bathroom after clocking out? They don't have an exact count but I'm sure there's some estimate.
934.
by bagacrap 5y ago
I think this is a non story. "Opinion" has a legal meaning. What Facebook is saying with the badge is "we think this post contains false information based on this other fact checking article", and from there they have to
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by bagacrap 5y ago
typically the price of the prescription has little to do with cost of manufacturing, so if the doctor's orders were the quotation above, you'd just get a tenth as much drugs for the same price. (this has happened to me --- when th
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by bagacrap 5y ago
most of those didn't exist in medieval times either. Is it surprising that most common are also most timeless?
937.
by bagacrap 5y ago
this is a change that's already rolling out nation-wide
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by bagacrap 5y ago
We need to normalize the use of lights at night by pedestrians on roads or multi use paths. I've seen them used by recreational pedestrians (dog walkers, runners) but for some reason never outside of that context. Sometimes I use my ph
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by bagacrap 5y ago
"somehow" they turned off the lock screen requirement. I'm thinking they guessed the lockscreen gesture, perhaps it was weak or there were finger marks on the screen.
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by bagacrap 5y ago
Google is reasonable for a break-in at a FedEx warehouse? you cannot be serious
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by bagacrap 5y ago
last I checked, the astrodome has, y'know, a dome on top. That's clearly an open air stadium.
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by bagacrap 5y ago
probably uses selected text as a search query
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by bagacrap 5y ago
why would the steering wheel lock not help? it would require extra tools, time and noise to circumvent. It's cheap and effective, just a pita.
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by bagacrap 5y ago
it doesn't have to be a single person that reviews all bikes. We can crowdsource this a la IMDb. But it does seem like a myth that there was ever, in history, a good way to answer the question of "best exercise bike". Google&
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by bagacrap 5y ago
have kids and raise them to be awesome enough to solve modern world problems
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by bagacrap 5y ago
The faster you go, the more of your weight is on the pedals rather than saddle or handlebars. Get fitter to reduce soreness.
947.
by bagacrap 5y ago
unless the cost to extract the metals from a catalytic converter is > $95, and the replacement is a spare catalytic converter (from a junkyard say)
948.
by bagacrap 5y ago
I don't use these services, but it's hard to see this as anything but a value judgement against "buy now pay later" schemes. If we set that aside, and (for the sake of argument) recognize this service as value-adding for
949.
by bagacrap 5y ago
Insurance should be used in addition to security best practices, not as a replacement. OP did not suggest that insurance should be outlawed, but that "just relying" on it should be a strategy that the market snuffs out. As a tech
950.
by bagacrap 5y ago
or French
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by bagacrap 5y ago
My biggest English language peeve of the moment is the rise in prevalence of "have a nice rest of your day", which appears to be a mashup of "have a nice day" and "enjoy the rest of your day". No matter how muc
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by bagacrap 5y ago
Apparently it's usually "step trash can". I have to credit the Brits once again for their wordsmithery, as pedal bin is substantially more mellifluous imo. "Bin it" is also a lot more efficient than "throw it o
953.
by bagacrap 5y ago
hence "facetious" annotation
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by bagacrap 5y ago
citation needed... afaik it's always been available via an extension and never via a setting
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by bagacrap 5y ago
caffeine irritates the bladder, inducing urination (often urgently). But the total amount of liquid expelled after drinking coffee is not higher than after drinking an equivalent amount of water. In this sense it is not a diuretic and does
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by bagacrap 5y ago
the user didn't write the link
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by bagacrap 5y ago
really, how is student debt crippling? if you go to a state school and get a high earning stem degree you'll pay it off in no time, besides which the interest rates are really low. Sure if you go to Brown for a history degree with no s
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by bagacrap 5y ago
will Google remove ratings under 4 stars from Places to protect new restauranteurs from 2-star attacks?
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by bagacrap 5y ago
eh, I would guess it's more like one PM wanted to get a promo by making a high profile change, and by claiming they were protecting some victim their case became politically unassailable
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by bagacrap 5y ago
The judiciary doesn't just rule on the constitutionality of laws (actions by the legislature) but also actions by the executive, for example vaccine mandates.

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