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GOP senator introduces bill banning 'addictive' social media features(thehill.com)
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by crysin 7y ago
I get them from amazon, can't really say how often as I don't use Amazon much anymore but when I do actually do a specific and deep search for a type of product but don't purchase anything I'll typically get an e-mail of
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by crysin 7y ago
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/storm-area... https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/13/us/area-51-raid-memes-trnd/in... https://deadline.com/2
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by crysin 7y ago
In my experience its more about the screen real-estate more than the ability to use one hand to navigate a phone that drives people to upgrade their phones to the phablet sizes. People don't seem to care that they can't reach ever
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by crysin 7y ago
Yes. I do. Not that my opinion matters much. I was born in 91, I grew up as the internet grew up. Before I understood HTML or anything about programming, I used the web to watch videos on Lego.com or play really bad flash games on Newground
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by crysin 7y ago
I wish I was rich enough to view getting a bonus of $20.00 an hour for fun-time work as being more offensive than receiving nothing at all.
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by crysin 8y ago
I really like this comment because I agree and was trying to write a comment that said this but not in a toxic way. People act like Hacker News is some bastion of discourse that is raised above the rest of the internet but it's not. Mo
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by crysin 8y ago
Doesn't Brave have Widevine in it? https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/31
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by crysin 8y ago
From what I remember of Black Mesa, it felt more like Half-Life 2, control wise, than Half-Life. So for people who played Half-Life 2 first, Black Mesa probably feels more natural.
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by crysin 8y ago
I've already experienced this with employers and when buying a home using "HP SecureMail" and some Microsoft e-mail encryption. All they would have in the e-mail body is a link and I would need to validate my identity in some
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by crysin 8y ago
Curious: Why'd you go with a 2080Ti and not just a 2080 or 1080? Did you just want the RTX support or did you just want the absolute best possible GPU for gaming regardless of price?
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by crysin 8y ago
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DzBtfH
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by crysin 8y ago
Don't assume your experience is truth. In my experience, no one I know ever turns their PC off. They'll put them to sleep but never fully off.
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by crysin 8y ago
What type of documentary doesn't have a narrative?
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by crysin 8y ago
The problem is if you want a 4K tv from Sony, Samsung, LG, or Vizio you'd be hard pressed to find any that are not some variation of a "smart" tv. You could go back to 1080 and find some dumb TVs still but then you're lo
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by crysin 8y ago
Chargebacks are a mechanism that can definitely be abused and in those cases would be fraud. I don't see that as dangerous at all. Heck, in posts on these forums people brag about using chargebacks to cancel services because they didn&
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by crysin 8y ago
Annoying sure. "Very" hard? No, not in the slightest and is disingenuous to title it that way. Sure their confirmation buttons were the primary action color, and they really drag the process but it was straight forward, just invol
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by crysin 8y ago
I'm a millennial, just bought my first home this past August. It never even crossed my mind not to use a realtor. Sure I did a lot of communication with my realtor over text and e-mail but I never even considered not using one. I had d
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by crysin 8y ago
So what happens if a headlight or turn signal goes out while you're in the middle of your drive? Do you immediately pull over and call a tow to avoid having a officer pull you over and slap you with a 1k ticket because your light bulb
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by crysin 8y ago
Will this force HBO to switch from Flash now? That'd be nice because HBO is the only service I actively use that still requires Flash and it hurts me every time I have to give it permission to run.
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by crysin 8y ago
There's also eating less and actually eating less. You can eat less food, but if the food you're eating is higher in calories then you're not going to lose weight. Part of the problem with eating less, is the size / port
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by crysin 8y ago
Could also be thinking of Green Man Gaming.
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by crysin 8y ago
A porterhouse alone is typically 8 to 10 dollars, so no you're meal you listed there is more like 20. Sure Blue Apron is expensive but don't go making it sound like you can have a big nice steak, a baked potato, an expensive desse
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by crysin 8y ago
Why the language of refuse? Are you inferring there is inherently something bad about games on the web?
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by crysin 8y ago
Why would you live in a place where people have to approve what you want to do with your property?
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by crysin 8y ago
They're being considerate by using your IP. They're not a EU company. They have no obligation or requirement to respect the EU laws, so them adding that feature is them at least acknowledging the EU has regulations they do not fol
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by crysin 8y ago
You're baffled by people spending money on things that make them happy? Not everyone buys a car just for transporting them from point A to point B.
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by crysin 8y ago
The only thing I do want to bring up about shopping locally, for electronic components specifically, is that stores like Radioshack are essentially extinct, at least where I am in the Midwest. There are no local electronic stores of any var
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by crysin 8y ago
I think it's the games you're playing more than it's Steam. Steam definitely does do partial / cumulative updates for a huge library of games. I cannot think of a single game I own on Steam that has had an update even ap
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by crysin 8y ago
It's only illegal if the EU enforces it, really, and it seems that the EU has no motivation to act on these obvious violators. It's been 4 months, and this violation is one of the most obvious and easily fine-able violations and y

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