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by dgzl 8y ago
You're sadly mistaken if you think a New York, one of the largest and busiest cities in human existence, is "just another large City", and that the solution to their transportation woes is to just lock it down and work on it.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Absolutely no disagreements here.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> some advice: Instead blaming this one actor, better get used to it. I think you've nailed it with this bit, but you're not respecting the side effects of being an unsuspecting victim of their model. Youth were the people who
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by dgzl 8y ago
Yes, if the destination is say a city, then those who live even just an hour away want to come and stay sometimes. Same is true for beaches and lakes, near ski resorts, ect.
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by dgzl 8y ago
That's what I thought. Unfortunately that also affects locals, which diminishes the benefit.
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by dgzl 8y ago
How would you differentiate a local vs. a tourist? Edit: is that even legal?
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by dgzl 8y ago
What a time to be alive, eh?
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by dgzl 8y ago
Honestly, this fits my experience as well.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Don't get me wrong, I have great luck interacting with women in person. The online service is supposed to make it easier for people to meet, but quite honestly, that doesn't earn money. The plan becomes to make it difficult on pur
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by dgzl 8y ago
I've had even less luck on bumble, actually, along with less women that I personally am interested in.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Within, you'll find both facts and my own opinions. I believe that, in the beginning, Tinder shocked women because they a) were reaffirmed that they were held in high value, and b) a subset of men will ruin a good chance (i.e. matching
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by dgzl 8y ago
I'll second this. Recently I moved back to my home state and decided to have my more serious mail sent to my grandparent's permanent home address instead of my temporary new address. I signed up for this Informed Delivery service,
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by dgzl 8y ago
I'm speaking as a long term and paid user of both Tinder and OKC. Online dating is complete garbage and I feel regret every time I open the services. The fact that Facebook is joining the game makes my stomach churn.
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by dgzl 8y ago
I disagree. A powerful smart TV is more practical for the average consumer than a more sophisticated system. A big problem for entertainment lovers is that there are too many things to control, thus creating the all-in-one market. On the ot
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by dgzl 8y ago
> vote Libertarian Yeeeyaw The voting system sounds reasonable, except local, state and national elections are much more independent than you're describing. The Constitution specifically and purposefully separates these entities, an
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by dgzl 8y ago
I realized, that's why I wrote the comment.
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by dgzl 8y ago
Don't think of score of 1 as being 1/10, think of it as being an additional 1 point in a cumulative game. Insert saying about saving pennies here
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by dgzl 8y ago
I had this idea several years ago, but didn't really know how to talk about it. Essentially, if voters can attribute a value (between 0 and 10, let's say) to every candidate they like, then we can see a better picture of who the c
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by dgzl 8y ago
You could argue that few people use passwords in a properly secure manner, and you'd likely be right, but the real question is what will replace passwords? The truth you describe doesn't mean that we should convince people to use
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by dgzl 8y ago
Not that I support this idea, but you can think of this as equal opportunity vs equal equity. Some people might be better off naturally, and others might have created something better for themselves, but equal equity means that those who ha
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by dgzl 8y ago
Another fun feature with Gmail is that you can add arbitrary text to the end of your email addresses. This can be helpful if you're interested in tracking the origins of where your received emails come from. For instance, if you sign u
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by dgzl 8y ago
Speak for yourself, there's still plenty of things I want to do on this planet.
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by dgzl 8y ago
I looked into this, but I don't understand what is different between this anda regular modem/router?
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by dgzl 8y ago
For the past year, I've been trying to convince my grandparents to ditch cable for internet TV, and the transition has been surprisingly difficult. After two attempts (I don't live near them), I am still not successful, however I
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by dgzl 8y ago
I think that forcing other subjects on the bus to view your advertisement would be insulting and an eyesore for them, thus being humiliating for you. I don't think a single logo would suffice though, I'm thinking of a very large a
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by dgzl 8y ago
The beautiful thing about software is, if they don't like it, they can recreate it themselves. But yes, the incentive to show ads is quite high by the advertisers. We tried the easy way (pay for the app) and it didn't work, now we
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by dgzl 8y ago
As someone who climbs rocks and wants to eventually get into the sky/base/wingsuit scene, flirting with death is definitely an element that plays a part in the excitement.
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by dgzl 8y ago
> For me, it's simple. I want to live. Some people like risky activities because they don't want to live. It's a cultural thing.
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by dgzl 8y ago
This reminds me of a thought experiment I was entertaining with a friend. Imagine a program within your city, that would allow citizens to travel by public transit for free. All they would need to do is wear a pancho of sorts, completely co
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by dgzl 8y ago
As much as I hate your attitude, you're not wrong. Ads were created to get you thinking about someone's product, and the more you think about it, the more likely you'll purchase it. > It's the consumer's fault I&

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