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7y ago
Title is very inaccurate clickbait. Killing affiliate marketing would be a very bad idea for Google.
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7y ago
Notch's twitter, for reference: https://twitter.com/notch/
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7y ago
People with migraines can have a similar reaction. One of my pre-migraine tells is that I can't "see" text.
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8y ago
i·at·ro·gen·ic (ī-at'rō-jen'ik), Denoting response to medical or surgical treatment, usually denotes unfavorable responses.
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8y ago
Their content is very hit or miss. A lot of copycat anime shows, low quality kids TV, middling sitcoms and drama series with only one season, and a very small pool of popular series. Contrast with Amazon which has an incredibly deep library
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8y ago
> Left to float independently, the Deutschmark would not be as low as the Euro is today and the Lira would never be as high. But wasn't that the whole point?
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8y ago
Finding a way to provide quality, accredited credit hours for 1/5th of what you'd pay at a community college, and at the same time opening the doors to federal funding dollars, should have been a paramount goal.
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8y ago
The DMCA is not draconian, and in fact is a pretty even handed law. Its implementation by the various platforms is what's draconian - a mostly automated system that defers to rights holders without any sort of real appeals process.
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8y ago
Machine learning is mostly just hype.
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8y ago
If you read the parent post and think "bad management" I don't think the message was clear.
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8y ago
In principle, Facebook has never branded itself a bastion of free speech. In practice, we've seen a lot of examples across YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter where things are blanket deplatformed under the guise of policies like these, and
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8y ago
Procrastination was much more difficult before the modern age (1960+)
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8y ago
Maybe to some, but PC gamers are averse to not owning their games. The input latency is also very obvious, which is not good for high paced games (of which all of the top games right now are).
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8y ago
There is an inherent racism to a lot of US sentencing and prison policies, as well as an assumption that those who commit crimes are irrevocably criminal. It's a very dated view of why people become criminals.
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They've just recently announced Stadia, a streaming gaming platform. Industry veterans immediately gave the product a 2 year lifespan.
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Please, please disconnect yourself from anyone who tells you the US is on the verge of political collapse for any reason. The EU is suffering from man behind the curtain syndrome, and that farce will be short lived. The outcome will be loud
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8y ago
It's pragmatic. The most cost effective reaction to global warming is transplanting peoples. The maximal impact of global warming, from a cost perspective, will be a rounding error over the next 50 years.
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8y ago
> Prepare for a tough, violent future. Be scared to death. Anyone with even moderate financial stability will be completely alright. I'm not sure which scenario would be so terrifying as to be scared to death.
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8y ago
Based on what I'm reading, it sounds like a massive liability is on their hands.
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8y ago
Yes. You're also supposed to used barbed wire and rebar to reinforce the structure.
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8y ago
I prefer w3schools. Their site is easier to search than MDN and I get the information I need more quickly. MDN is more valuable if I need to check browser support or figure out an edge case. People who have a hate hardon for w3schools are t
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8y ago
I have a lemon tree that is indoors in full sun. Last summer I put it outdoors for the first time and it has 3-5x more foliage than it has ever had.
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8y ago
Just do what AutoDesk, Adobe, and Microsoft have done - cost the subscription model so that it doesn't make sense to purchase a one-time license.
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8y ago
Matchmaking is a double edged sword. It makes the newer players feel more welcome, but it will make the dedicated players (who likely invest more $$) feel less rewarded. I had written some comments similar to what you are saying. Getting in
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8y ago
Apex is a great game. Throw in some force powers, lightsabres, and holocrons, and you suddenly have a great Star Wars game.
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EA is really struggling with their Star Wars license. If they put out just 1 good Star Wars game they'd see insane revenue. I haven't purchased an AAA title in years and I would buy an okayish Jedi Knight IV.
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8y ago
Rocket League hosts both high tier and low tier events. The production quality reflects this - their high tier events are very professional and have a completely different talent lineup than lower tier events, including the observer (camera
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There is intense competition between these battle royale games. Possibly more intense competition than we've ever seen. Being the 2nd WoW or top MOBA pales in comparison. Of the dozen BRs I've played (including mods for existing g
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8y ago
You're spreading a lot of disinformation in this thread around the CFAA.
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_circuses
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