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chapium
5y ago
That sounds more correct.
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chapium
5y ago
Alarm fatigue.
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chapium
5y ago
CNN is particularly guilty of this. Every other headline on their site is politician slams rival politician. Reporter slams rival reporter, etc.
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chapium
5y ago
I went through something similar a few years ago as well. I was able to get out of bed, but I could not focus on a single task for more than a few minutes. I'd frequently get neck pain and migraines late in the week as well. Manageme
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chapium
5y ago
Qu sounds incredibly awesome.
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chapium
5y ago
Its funny, I had the hardest time finding a software job last summer and ended up taking a job in an unrelated field to get some money coming in. Perhaps the market is heating up now?
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chapium
5y ago
Of course its healthcare companies. Sigh.
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5y ago
Someone did prior to its release and enjoyed a C&D takedown. https://www.vice.com/en/article/kzmykz/the-creator-of-mario-...
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chapium
5y ago
Amazon Fresh or PrimeNow! or whatever they are calling it might as well be called Amazon Wilted. I trust Walmart to be more fresh than them.
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5y ago
I was thinking this as well. It assumes the other players are naiive to your strategy and will not counter it. If someone were gathering a collection of bonus cards I think this would tip off the other players and awaken the dragons.
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chapium
5y ago
Wouldn't a graduated pricing scheme be circumvented by additional hookups?
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chapium
5y ago
This can be modified using Settings/Preferences/Search Engine. From there you can use whatever search engine you want. This is a non-issue.
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chapium
5y ago
The CEO's ego was rejected and now he's dumping on this guy. Seems like a classic NPD response.
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chapium
5y ago
Hospitals are routinely hit by ransomware too.
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chapium
5y ago
By publishing scientific research. How dare they.
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chapium
5y ago
Fwiw, I understood it immediately.
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chapium
5y ago
For families I recommend Monopoly Deal since the games are quicker and the theme is similar.
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chapium
5y ago
Discord is searchable enough. Not being on the open web forever is a feature.
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5y ago
> Additionally I have found virtually all hobby subreddits are dominated by newbies to the hobby. Indeed, that is my experience as well. Its mostly show and tell from people new to the hobbies who are in the growing phase. There is also
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chapium
5y ago
Both discord and slack have web based versions which are far superior to the associated apps in my opinion.
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chapium
5y ago
Nope
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5y ago
I think this is a tell that Abbot is bought and paid for. This is what corruption looks like.
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chapium
5y ago
I don't think labelling the argument as elitist really addresses the issue.
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chapium
5y ago
This should be opt-in.
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chapium
5y ago
I think the assumption there is that these are running as efficient markets, but the reality likely is that these are negotiated contracts that have not caught up with supply and demand.
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chapium
5y ago
Did you read the article?
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5y ago
This absolves the driver from the responsibility of using their vehicle safely. When you are in a car it is your responsibility to not drive it recklessly, end stop. I don't see how Snapchat is at fault, even if the app is boneheaded
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5y ago
It seems more likely that he isn't up to the job and should be replaced. Political factions ensured his rise to the position knew this.
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5y ago
> "I’ve thrown away important bits so the design looks sexy" "Important bits" is just about as subjective as "looks sexy", is it not?
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5y ago
I can't be bothered by a tool I don't use.
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