clearleaf

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by clearleaf 2y ago
If you clicked on an ad ever you're a different sort.
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by clearleaf 2y ago
That behaviour is so weird that it feels like an oversight. It's like we're not supposed to be able to access those options at all. A lot of people are explaining it by saying PIP mode lowers engagement so they hide it. But then w
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by clearleaf 2y ago
Me too except my first phone is the only one where I had to replace the battery. My 5 year old phone still lasts the whole day without going through any of this rigmarole. It's mostly superstition and the parts that aren't are suc
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by clearleaf 2y ago
I see wine as being pretty much obsolete so I'm interested too in finding out what people are using wine for at this point.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
On the article, the "side-eyed-moon" doesn't look like a side eyed moon to me. It looks like a normal smiley face.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
A lot of them are probably the same companies. Brands seen online such as xkgjd and hjafskdj are not meant to last.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
Dissapointing that they didn't bother getting flash to run. I stopped reading when it settled into a pattern of "I opened this page and it didn't work. Then I opened this page and it didn't work either." Of course i
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by clearleaf 3y ago
The title of this is a good example of a garden path sentence.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
Never heard "ShareAlike" either, and it sounds like a proprietary file sharing feature for phones or something. I just say open source and everyone has always known what I meant.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
You have it backwards. The Reddit thing is in the real world and the night club is just in your imagination.
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by clearleaf 3y ago
Back in my day websites didn't have loading screens. Now that computers are way faster they somehow do.
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by clearleaf 4y ago
I can't stand this. When I have data entered into an app like that, it kind of feels like handling a live bomb. God forbid you palm the edge of the screen or fumble your phone.
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by clearleaf 4y ago
Most people in my family older than me used to be fine with computers. They're much harder to use and more confusing these days.
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by clearleaf 4y ago
The internet was a hell of a lot less regulated in 2008 than it was in 2016
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by clearleaf 4y ago
The slide rule cartel is using our site to push it's propaganda
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by clearleaf 4y ago
I hope I never find myself popping out of trap doors to defend the status quo like they are.
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by clearleaf 4y ago
They're never here to give a voice to people who don't have one, or to make us look at the material in any different way besides complete dismissal. You call them Intelligensia but I call them people who suck all the oxygen out of
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by clearleaf 4y ago
I seriously doubt they "can't find workers." I have a friend who works at a rural Tim Hortons and he described to me the massive stack of applications he spotted as "thicker than the phone book. Like two new packs of pri
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by clearleaf 4y ago
I've been around family lately which means I've been hearing FM radio and seeing TV news. The twitter story was being run nonstop for my entire last visit so at one point I asked everyone if they used twitter or knew anybody who u
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by clearleaf 4y ago
I'm pretty sure they do this because sometimes google returns the right sites seemingly by complete accident. Have you ever submitted a search, and there's a result for the right site, but it's to an irrelevant subdomain or a
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by clearleaf 4y ago
No matter how much the internet gets "sanitized" or "civilized" it's embedded in my DNA to never trust any online ad. The first thing my brain does on a new page/screen is separate the real parts from the junk,
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by clearleaf 5y ago
The algorithms haven't been over those specific subjects enough to "refine" them to modern "standards" and it's only a matter of time before enough people search 3 way solenoid valve to get it connected to the