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by deeviant 5y ago
> They haven't, though. They "only" made ~400 million last year and can't find investors (did you even read through the Axios report?). Porn is bad for business. I'm surprised people are surprised. Patreon litera
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by deeviant 5y ago
You absolutely must be living in an alternate reality than I am. 1. Onlyfans is extremely well know to the point of being a meme, you couldn't be more wrong. Like what rock would you have to be hiding under to not have heard of OF? 2.
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by deeviant 5y ago
You must not be familiar with US broadband outcomes. If starlink actually services 500k user for only 1bn it will probably be the best ROI the US has recently gotten in terms of rural broadband access relief funds. Also your link: > Star
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by deeviant 5y ago
Fruits have fiber which moderate the glucose release, so they are generally a healthy alternative to sugar. A simple sugar content comparison does not tell the full story. Fruit juices or any sort of fruit product where the fiber is removed
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by deeviant 5y ago
It doesn't sound like you have much experience in manufacturing. No, you don't pull a run of hardware mid-run to rev their firmware unless there is an absolute shitstorm which would also just be handled by the manufacturing proce
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by deeviant 5y ago
> For those complaining that it’s more expensive than cobbling together USB hubs and multi-port readers from Amazon: You’re definitely not the target market. Then again, if I was wanting to burn 1000s of cards a day, I would probably do
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by deeviant 5y ago
Your statement: > It may help your understanding a whole lot to realize that, in fact, the REAL problem REALLY IS the buildup of burnable stuff because of past wildfire policy. My direct response: > Perhaps you missed the part where i
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by deeviant 5y ago
So instead of kicking them out of your homes, you price them out with taxes? Mind you, I'm more mirroring the sentiment of the people who would be affected by your policy rather than simply dismissing it. There are policies, lots of po
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by deeviant 5y ago
Then share these concrete ideas with us all instead of going with, "just make local policies that fix everything".
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by deeviant 5y ago
And that action is? Government seizes control of any property that is on these interfaces and kicks the people out of their homes? Or maybe the less harsh: government buys all these properties with eminent domain, kicks people off and lets
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by deeviant 5y ago
> In fact I've invested in a company that buys large ships for the purpose of making money off of them. Is that why you are so sore? Why didn't you just say so? It doesn't take a lot of brain power to understand that most
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Good catch, edited.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I'm rather confident very few in California "forgot" that their areas burn. Large parts of California burn down every year and have done so through the height of "excessive fire suppression". Also fire insurance pr
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by deeviant 5y ago
Instead of whining for hand holding, perhaps take 45 seconds and research why buying a boat is a huge money sink? Regardless my post was half humor and half truth and you asking for a break down is baffling to me.
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by deeviant 5y ago
> The core issue is that in most of the developed world, people do not have enough children The carrying capacity of the planet earth would like to have a talk with you. Continuing exponential population growth is obviously not a sustain
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by deeviant 5y ago
> Who in their right mind spends 37 million a year on assets with no value? Buy a boat, then you will see exactly how one could do this...
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by deeviant 5y ago
I'm having difficulty thinking of use cases where you'd need your phone to sit flat other than alleviating OCD? Regardless, I'm sure someone will make a case that mostly flush.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I think the biggest problem with this approach is at some point, they necessarily reach a level of complexity that it takes the same amount of time to learn how to use their "no-code" tools than it does to just learn how to code.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I fail to connect your point to.. a point? The switch sells well because its where you have to go to play Nintendo games, but you just go on about sales figures. If it had no exclusives, we wouldn't be having this conversation right no
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by deeviant 5y ago
I saw the same numbers. They are from 2017 just months after it was released, back before many Nintendo exclusives had been released and even these numbers show 70% of users spend significant amount of time docked.
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by deeviant 5y ago
Yes, road trips, aka ~1% of time owned... Which could just as easily be fulfilled with a tablet or a phone. And in the case of valve deck, it even has to compete with the switch in the mobile space. It's a miserable position right out
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by deeviant 5y ago
Widely-used really doesn't mean anything anything to me. The numbers are 13 million lite vs 85 million non-lite sales. The mobile part is a meme, it's subsidized by the people who just want play Nintendo games (and the switch is
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by deeviant 5y ago
Regardless, without Nintendo's library, this thing is going to sink. And frankly, if the switch had no Nintendo exclusives, it too would have sunk.
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by deeviant 5y ago
I own a switch. I have never played it in mobile configuration in the years I have owned it, neither do any people that I know that have it, neither do my nieces or nephews. I would trade switch mobile capability for 4k in a second. The rea
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by deeviant 5y ago
I really wonder what the point of this is. Mobile gaming is a meme at this point. It's a thing but phones and tables have it well catered too. We don't need another mobile gaming thing that will surely be in the bargain bin in as
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by deeviant 5y ago
This type of sentiment generally makes me feel that literally nobody understands why business work or don't. I remember pitching the idea of a fantasy financial league to a friend who is a teacher, as a way of teaching kids about the s
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by deeviant 5y ago
I'm pretty sure the rich people going into these programs don't think that all 55 of them are going achieve the big film career, but rather that they themselves will be one of the 4 of 55 that make it.
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by deeviant 5y ago
> But weren’t all those Google employees trained in the academy? Wasn’t this competition organized and designed by people in the academy? Getting an education (even an advanced one) is a completely separate thing than entering academia a
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by deeviant 5y ago
Farmers generally aren't climate change deniers in my experience, and I meet a lot of farmers on a regular basis as I work for one of the largest AG equipment suppliers in the world in r&d where we are constantly out testing new pr
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by deeviant 5y ago
> Science is the only field where ML would truly shine and be really useful. It's clear to see how ML is useful for science, but why exactly do you think it's *only* useful for science? It seems like in order for that to be tru

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