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The critical mass problem is only insurmountable for social media that seeks to connect people globally. Locally, you never notice this problem. For example, in your typical gaming clan Discord server, a tenement building's WhatsApp&#x
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It sounds quite minimal and pleasant. I hope the project develops into something available more broadly.
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I think BeReal was too restrictive. Considering all the types of content on social media, very little of it is selfies. The goal of that platform is authenticity in a very narrow sense, which is a noble goal.
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I wish someone made social media where everyone gets one post every day. Almost no person on this planet has more than one bit of news to share daily with their extended social network — probably not even the countries' leaders. When a
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Even if the spelling is on point, often, it's hard for me to understand what they mean. Like that books to them in that context means “writing volumes”. I'm not picky either, but language stops serving the purpose of communication
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hey yea many speak like this yea no time 4 books apols By this, they mean, “Hello. Many people write like they speak, not in a lengthy way. It happens due to a lack of time, do you agree? Nevertheless, I apologize.” Then again, it's st
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What about spam filtering? Wouldn't these emails (especially cross-domain) be more likely picked up as spam?
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It’s normal for detention in such scenarios to take months in both the US and Germany. Since about 2001, it has been limited in the US to 180 days. In Germany, detention is reviewed every six months, and some people are granted exceptional
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In the US, deportation takes months to years after someone is found guilty of an immigration offense. Detention is ordinarily limited to 180 days, and this has been true since about 2001. It even takes months to years in Germany, and detent
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It’s not strictly a crime, but immigration/visa fraud is a “removable offence”. It is the law that a person committing it will be removed. Sometimes immediate removal is not possible and these people must be detained and housed. This i
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Yes, but where was she supposed to go before her flight? She was trying to commit immigration fraud by coming to work to the US with ESTA. There was evidence. So she could not be let in. She also could not be legally turned around. And depo
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Yes pedantically, not really. :)
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The new uBlock Origin Lite is compatible with Manifest v3 and has the featured flag on the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin-lite/...
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I think you might be overthinking it. Kids learn to prevent bad things from happening. They learn it so well that sometimes they also learn much helplessness.
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Let's think about what shouting a message to the world does. First, you affect the stakeholders of the decision-maker (person or organization). When talking about a politician in a democracy, the public often determines whether they ge
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Will your representative or the government agencies they may put you in touch with read your comment?
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I hope you don't take it as an offense, but this seems like learned hopelessness. Have you earnestly tried to speak to a decision-maker? Not everyone in the EU will listen to you, either. There is a bit of a learning curve. Sometimes,
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I would say anxiety is not warranted, but when the circumstances become dangerous to you, action might be. Perhaps use the exit, voice, and loyalty (EVL) model. It describes three effective responses that don't involve anxiety. Exit me
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You'd be surprised. Almost all government organizations have receptions you can call, and many private companies (who are not using client support to insulate themselves from feedback) will have executives you can speak to if you ask.
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Many people say that overthinking, anxiety, and stress are moral imperatives as a response to something they don't like: content, political ideas, celebrities, technology companies, and many other things. It is a completely ineffective
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I suppose as long as YouTubers and popular media can band together and talk about a thing , that will create a trend and give them all clicks and watch time. There are definitely many things to be said about the irresponsible use of this p
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Interesting, thanks for the information. With it in mind, I think (as you said) someone approved it without giving it much thought. Honey is a very well-known brand, but it's mostly technologists (and only some) who know about the rece
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What are the odds that it’s not a conspiracy but simply someone at Google thinking it’s a brand they heard of and adding the tag? Or is that not how it works?
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Companies ultimately participate in the economy with their products and services. Infrastructure is an asset used to provide these services and goods, which can (through economies of scale and similar effects) make the company more competit
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It doesn’t. It’s just speculative markets. To recreate all Microsoft’s meaningful profit-generating offerings would cost a very small fraction of $3T. In SaaS space startups are competing with MS products for much cheaper. In operating syst
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It is evolving… backwards into non existence.
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Considering the insane business and government bureaucracy in Italy, I can’t wait for this to happen within the coming centuries.
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Can you explain this? In commodities market, the strike price is between the lowest price seller and the highest buyer. In the goods market, individual buyers buy depending on their elasticity of demand unless the good has inelastic demand
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It’s probably due to some licensing verbiage because these DRM implementations do just about nothing good. Pirates still rip videos from these platforms somehow, but the usual customer can’t watch the 4K they paid for on most browsers. So,
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They had an iOS app that surprisingly few people knew existed. https://www.macstories.net/iphone/microsoft-releases-windows...

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