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by classics2 6y ago
Want a real shock? Look up what it costs to send a 4lb package from the us to China, the exact same package they pay $18 to send.
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by classics2 6y ago
Guccc -> Gucci.com Gucce -> Gucci.com Pradd -> Prada.com Praada -> Prada.com Low value target words just seem to go directly to google searches though.
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by classics2 6y ago
If it was an autocomplete thing all sorts of words entered would be generating false hits. These are super specific high value search terms. Apple is most definitely being paid to do this.
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by classics2 6y ago
Wow. And these are all on high value searches. Somebody is taking money here, no way this is an autocomplete error.
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by classics2 6y ago
Like most get rich quick schemes, they will disintegrate and disinvest a few people of their money as they go.
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by classics2 6y ago
Wow talk about using a straw man as a human shield. I can’t believe I’m saying it but I feel bad for the snowflakes these guys are hiding behind to get around the restrictions on junk apps.
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by classics2 6y ago
Quantum computing isn’t complete bunk?
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by classics2 6y ago
Google is dying under the pressure to make everything they do connect to and be dominated by their ad sales. Google is what happens when you let he accounts start running the ship.
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by classics2 6y ago
Nobody cares how long you worked for your last employer, even if an hr drone says it. As an employer What I care about is what you can do for me now. That’s it.
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by classics2 6y ago
Glad to hear it. Perl 6 was some kind of twisted complexity pornography.
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by classics2 6y ago
This is why you should be scared of this tech. Computer assisted patsy finder. No need to find the right guy when the ai will happily cough up 20 people nearby who kinda sorta look like the perp enough to stuff them into a lineup in front
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by classics2 6y ago
I stopped using Firefox when they discontinued RSS support saying “it’s too hard and old and lame! Oh but here’s Pocket (tm) which costs money and has nothing at all to do with cutting RSS support” I wouldn’t expect much different here.
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by classics2 6y ago
Clickbait title.
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by classics2 6y ago
Intel Stratix 10
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by classics2 6y ago
There’s no story here just an advertisement to buy it.
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by classics2 6y ago
45 offices... why do they need more than one?
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by classics2 6y ago
Go to a company that does background checks and pay for the FBI background check. Know instead of guessing Also make sure you’re not committing another crime by failing to disclose your conviction. If your employer touches certain types of
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by classics2 6y ago
Not every business wants you as a customer. Shocking right? You were kinda getting the hint but pressed on anyway.
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by classics2 6y ago
You cannot count on prisons to accurately report on deaths. Even in normal times they blatantly misrepresent causes of death.
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by classics2 6y ago
PayPal is fine until it isn’t. They ban hammer people “for life” and tell them it cannot be appealed for cryptic and often inscrutable reasons they won’t elaborate on or even bother to speak to you about.
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by classics2 6y ago
So disappointing. No headphone jack is a no go.
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by classics2 7y ago
Can someone explain why I would need a static site generator instead of just writing what I want in html in the first place?
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by classics2 7y ago
I’m surprised authorize.net hasn’t slammed the door on thier merchant account yet. Massive chargeback risk here.
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by classics2 7y ago
Not fda reviewed, they don’t even have permission to ship it yet, per their own sales page. Probably violating the master merchant agreement of every card network by selling it at this point, so proceed with caution.
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by classics2 7y ago
Sure, have some home made barotrauma and pneumonia to go with your COVID.
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by classics2 7y ago
Web site has popups for $10 bottles of hand sanitizer (1 oz) :/
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by classics2 7y ago
Won’t every person on earth in contact with other humans already be either immune by exposure or dead within 6 months?
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by classics2 7y ago
Many viral licenses are just demands for payment by other means. It’s not really surprising to see companies recognizing it and refusing to pay the asking price.
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by classics2 7y ago
Not every contribution, even if useful, is worth the price the contributor demands. The way to stop this is to just disregard the contributions of those who’s asking price is everyone else’s slavish obedience to their standards of conduct.
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by classics2 7y ago
one thing that bothers me about this system beyond the hand waving math is what would motivate me to give up control of my data being available? If I have no SLA and no ability to convince a bunch of down hosts to come back online with my

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