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by bestnameever 6y ago
The tables may be the same distance apart but is the seating? In the video I can only see one chair per table. It is also possible they don't allow people to sit at adjacent tables. I'm not saying this is the case, I'm just
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by bestnameever 6y ago
You should ask our politicians. They could have provided a means for non-essential businesses to have similar precautions but have yet to provide them relief. Hollywood studios likely already has the means to implement this on their own.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I think we would be in a different situation if we saw people consuming massive testing and ppe resources while operating other non-essential activities. As far as I know, there is nothing preventing them from doing that beyond cost and tim
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by bestnameever 6y ago
This is really not just about outdoor dining. Here, they are comparing outdoor dining that is open against outdoor dining that is closed. We already know the circumstances of how they operate and the precautions they are taking are likely
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by bestnameever 6y ago
The big difference between the two is that the film crew is likely tested each day before stepping on set and are also adhering to strict protocols. My best guess is that the seating is more separate. > I work in film and can confirm th
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I think that is a difficult question to answer as so much has changed but there is value to being listed on the app store just as is there is value on having your product on a birck and motors shelf.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
The platform gets to decide what the right fee is.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
> Imagine paying 30% more for software on your computer. That is not really hard to imagine. Most of what we purchase has markups.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I see Apple adding RCS eventually without a whole lot changing. RCS messages will still remain green and Apple will continue to offer iMessage specific features that they won't add on the RCS side.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
Most businesses don’t give away products or services away for free on a mass scale despite being able to afford to do so.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I can understand if you want a particular modal there can be a delay. A quick look at the big box retailers near me show variety of refrigerators in different sizes are available today.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
people have different opinions about things. What you think is awful, another may enjoy.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
what home appliance has a 30 week delay?
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by bestnameever 6y ago
> The fact that Google/Youtube has zero support infrastructure should be evidence that they are a monopoly and engaging in monopolistic activity. I'm not sure one has anything to do with the other.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
No, whether the bias is reasonable or unreasonable does not really matter. How one reaches a certain conclusion is what matters.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
the why does not matter as much as acknowledging that you may be drawing faulty conclusions based on a bias.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
That would turn them both into closed platforms. Bad idea IMO.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I don't know how you reach that conclusion without pre-existing bias against the ride-sharing companies. The legislature is absolutely to blame for comedians and yoga studios getting caught in the crossfire. They are the ones that pas
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I think you'll find that sms costs were more expensive at the time users in certain countries started switching to whatsapp compared to the usa
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by bestnameever 6y ago
True if you are looking at this from the employers view. But as an employee, They'll be less productive in their lives if they require a hour commute to produce 10 hours of work compared to if they didn't.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
> Concrete will do the job, but it's expensive, But it also requires way less maintenance than asphalt, doesn't it?
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by bestnameever 6y ago
they may be referring to clicks to this thread.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
they cross reference it some how. CNN had someone on from Washington State who said they received less than 200 ballots from deceased individuals in the last election so they are able to track it and ignore them.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
> It boggles my mind that it has taken this long and a pandemic to even set the gears in motion The gears were set in motion prior to the Pandemic. They are just saying that the Pandemic reinforces the work they have been doing. "S
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by bestnameever 6y ago
Can you please clarify whether what you are claiming is factual or speculative?
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by bestnameever 6y ago
I remember a housing slump growing up and I wonder whether those will happen again or whether the circumstances that allowed those slumps to happen in major metros just don't exist anymore.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
Thanks, I'm exploring twilio right now and it doesn't seem too bad to work with but that is just me playing around with it. How it handles in the real world could be a different story.
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by bestnameever 6y ago
Did you read the article? The tenant was leasing the unit for the purpose of reselling the unit on AirBnB which was against the terms of the lease, and also used the pandemic to seek lower rent which the landlord sympathetically gave prior
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by bestnameever 6y ago
A landlord should not be prevented from evicting a tenant deceptively renting out a unit for the purpose of reselling it on AirBnB. This unit could be made available to a family who needs a place to live. Preventing it from going on to the
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by bestnameever 6y ago
what are your thoughts on Adobe Connect?

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