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chadlavi
5y ago
Not today satan.
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chadlavi
5y ago
Why doesn't this work with Adblock on?
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chadlavi
5y ago
Finally! but why isn't it the complete set? Seems like someone with more vision than "match MSWord's feature set" has been out in charge of google docs.
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chadlavi
5y ago
Huh, so people actually look at/pay any attention to that feed page?
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5y ago
475/500 in Brooklyn, which I will consider a total success. Neat game!
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chadlavi
5y ago
This is a good point for all of us to remember, but to take it further: folk who don't understand hamburger menus aren't likely to understand that they can horizontally scroll to see more of these sausage links either. If you real
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chadlavi
5y ago
This is annoying because an actual family who share a single tv may legitimately want separate profiles, in a way that is not password sharing per se. So now if my wife and I want to have our own separate profiles on Netflix they will charg
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5y ago
What all these people raging about the potential for permanent DST seem to miss is that DST would only be disruptive in the ways they posit because of other arbitrary social time norms. What if we did permanent DST but also made 10-6 the ne
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They're literally announcing that they are adding support for it as of 15.4. None of the other things mentioned here will work on 15.3 either.
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5y ago
Two thousand people die every day of COVID now in the US. Straight to streaming is much safer. People can deal.
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5y ago
On the other hand, you also have to constantly arrange your next gig, take care of your own insurance, do your complex taxes... in the US it seems very scary, like jumping from rooftop to rooftop. Great, as long as you make the jump every t
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5y ago
hundreds of thousands in NYC alone. I'm one of them too, similar situation to your gf. Triple vaxed, was asymptomatic but got positive home tests across different brands. Was unable to get a PCR test, so I didn't get in the offici
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5y ago
Yeah, though type C procrastination is also a recipe for being an awful roommate or partner or friend. I would say I'm a lot less concerned with my obituary than I am with the quality of my life and relationships.
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5y ago
It's really surprising we've never seen another like it in the archaeological record. This is can't be the first thing of this nature that this craftsman ever made.
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5y ago
I think they must have meant the unvoiced "th" from "thing" not the voiced "th from "the". I've only ever heard "Anþony". I can't imagine any native English speaker saying "Anðony&
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5y ago
My concern would be this: cheap ass landlords are going to just install horrible, low quality electric ring ranges in apartments, not nice induction ranges. Gas is millions of times better than those electric ring ranges.
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5y ago
Not a single screenshot on the homepage? The number zeroth thing I want to see is a picture of the thing. Maybe even a gif or a silent autoplay video. I saw there's a video but it's a guy who's gonna talk. I just want to see
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5y ago
Internet is the new boogeyman. TV used to be it. Radio was it one time. Hell, _novels_ were treated this way. The one thing they all have in common is being new behavior patterns that people can worry and kvetch about.
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5y ago
not sure if it's still the case, but in a similar vein you used to be able to say "hey booboo" to google devices
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5y ago
Scabs.
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5y ago
This is why smart tvs are cheap. Is that not common knowledge?
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5y ago
This doesn't read like origins at all, more like the earliest attested instances of what seemed to be an already well-established practice. 2500 years ago sounds like a long time, but humans have been around a lot longer than that.
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5y ago
Slack already has that
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5y ago
The world's most innovative drug lord is probably someone who hasn't been caught!
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5y ago
No, but be prepared to diplomatically explain it to prospective new employers.
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5y ago
I'm not sure that my king size online millennial hipster brand mattress weighs too much less than this!
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5y ago
I had seen someone on twitter doing what I assumed this was, and it was the only hack related to the notch I had seen on the net. Sorry pal. (though the meat of my comment still applies here: people will find reasons to complain about every
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no I thought people were using this to push their menubar down below the notch and making the space on the left and right of the notch unused. Which was incorrect!
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oh it's literally just a thing that styles your menu bar? I thought it was people who were pushing their menu bar beneath the notch and creating black no-man lands on either side of the notch.
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5y ago
There's just no pleasing people. "Here's more screen real estate, but it's not contiguous." "No! I hate you! This is an abomination! I will black it out and make it useless." If they hadn't made any c
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