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by bryans 5y ago
The bookmarks would have the same title that a search engine uses, so I'm not sure why it would be more difficult. Could you provide an example?
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The problem with bookmarking overall is that it's very easy to click a button to save it for later, but very little of it ends up actually being read. It's basically a nice-to-have list, if there were infinite time and we had infi
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You must be listening to a completely different JRE. He pretends to speak as an authority on all subjects, occasionally to the point of shouting down guests and not even letting them finish a thought -- usually because Rogan just thought of
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Wordle is basically a clone of Lingo, so that'd be the closest comparison available. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingo_(American_game_show)
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All of the recent research has made it obvious that as long as we are in a post-absorptive state (12 hours after eating), every hour of fasting racks up the same benefits, regardless of whether it's a prolonged or intermittent fast. Mo
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It will all be Brawndo soon. Prophet Judge foretold it.
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Yes, let's throw out logic and reason in favor of internet satire. That site can be summarized as "take your sandwich, turn it on its side, and BOOM, not a sandwich anymore, bro!" These are world-is-flat arguments.
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I almost feel like packing the first word with vowels isn't even particularly helpful. I've kept with the same two starting words -- slate and round -- and it has been very easy to guess by the third turn every day. In fact, the o
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> I don't think it requires magic to say that a sub sandwich is not a true sandwich. It requires the most absurd magic to say that a sub is not a sandwich. It's literally everything that you call a sandwich without any differen
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You can happily ignore anyone who says hot dogs aren't sandwiches. By all definitions, they unquestionably ARE sandwiches. The only argument against it is based on whether a hot dog bun is one piece of bread or two, except it doesn&#x2
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> Sweden has kept its schooling open (although it has had covid outbreaks, but the numbers were similar to Finland where the schools were closed). Sweden suffered 1,504 deaths per million, while Finland had 295. To call them "simila
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It's actually worse than that. They haven't been catching their outgoing spam, either -- I receive tons of spam from fake Gmail accounts these days. So glad that we've all spent billions of hours clicking on buses and traffic
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> Both are not set in the real world, remember. Hackers is a semi-idealized Generation X view of disruption and techno (technology AND music)-fueled youthful exuberance. All of the hacks in Hackers are based on the most well known hacker
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by bryans 5y ago
Are you aware that your website is currently compromised and redirecting to malware?
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By all means, enlighten us.
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There are no limits on traffic. It costs $0.01/GB across the board.
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Linode offers a 50 dCPU with 10Gbps out for $960. Or if you just need the bandwidth and don't need the CPU power, you can combine three $30 servers with 4Gbps each, and put them behind a $10 load balancer, for a total of 12Gbps out at
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by bryans 5y ago
This brings me so much joy. It's such a perfect emulation that it actually makes me homesick for the late 90s.
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by bryans 5y ago
You're making some ridiculous assertions that do not reflect reality in any way. If a business pays a commission to a service it utilizes, that is a cost. If the viewer is paying $5 and Twitch takes $2.50, it COSTS me $2.50 to particip
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by bryans 5y ago
Twitch discovery is not what they pretend it is. A raid results in a tiny amount of follows, and very few people actually peruse the browse page. As for the calculation, that's based on: 2.9% + 30c card processing, ~3% PRO fees, plus b
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by bryans 5y ago
Twitch takes 40-60% of everything, so that's not "0 costs." Bits are just donations, and every streamer already tries to get people to donate directly to circumvent Twitch's fees, and subs are possible through Stripe dir
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by bryans 5y ago
Despite the fake viewership numbers, RPAN is actually the best marketing tool on the internet for content creators. It's the only site that gives you a built-in audience without any effort, and musicians in particular have used it to b
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Reddit is operating on the shakiest house of cards, and their investors are being swindled, along with their advertisers. For one of many examples, they're grossly inflating viewership numbers on Reddit Live by injecting the top broadc
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This is pretty well done! Coincidentally, I've been working on a very similar project for a friend of mine, for the exact same reasons. Self-hosted live streaming is definitely the way to go (~8% costs versus ~50% Twitch fees), so it&#
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I wasn't aware of this one, but it looks pretty dark, which is how an Arthur tale should be. Thanks for the recommendation -- going to watch this tonight.
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> I'll say those are largely ignored both in and out of work. I've never left work during a tornado. I've rarely even stopped working during a tornado ... Which is exactly how dozens of people died in a candle factory and
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I never said anything about staying home, yet you've constructed a multi-paragraph argument in an attempt to "prove me wrong." I'd love to hear why you thought this was necessary.
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> There aren't hours and days of advanced notice. Only a few minutes. Every major weather and news organization was warning about "a very high likelihood of nocturnal tornadoes in the area" 12+ hours before they happened.
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"In the United States, it is not registration, but actual use of a designation as a mark that creates rights and priority over others. Thus, the rule is that ownership of a mark goes to the first-to-use, not the first-to-file." h
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There are dozens of studies and hundreds of articles from every reputable source imaginable. Feel free to Google something sometime instead of trollishly dismissing a legitimate medical condition that people have died from. https:/&#x

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