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by djanogo 5y ago
I am not surprised after seeing how US tech companies created their own rules what public can discuss and undermined democratically elected leaders. They don't want Chinese versions of Jack D, MarkZ, and numerous MSM groups. No country
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FF CPU usage is terrible compared to Safari on OSX, they need to put more effort to make it as efficient as Safari. May be increased sales of ARM based Macbooks will help them. Just watch a twitch stream on Firefox vs Safari, there is at le
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by djanogo 5y ago
I have always associated free food at work with dog biscuits, they gave them to calm you down or make you do tricks, like a pet.
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by djanogo 5y ago
You know he is full of it because tech jobs salary is wide spectrum, if he wants to pay low price and his work is simple enough he can pick a outsourcing company which will give him the lowest price for that work. What this clown is complai
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"respectable publication like the Washington Post, WSJ, NYT, Economist, etc" I am not sure if you are being /s.
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They would get lot more of community to agree with them had they thrown in a statement that they are doing it as part of "stopping distribution of misleading content". /s
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I am not surprised, social media companies got bigger and became de_facto platforms and are mostly located in significantly left leaning cities (~90% voted Democrats in west coast cities). Any expectation of people working in these predomin
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Whole lot of assumptions of what Toyota is, we can replace "Toyota" in your comment with most of the companies in SPY and it would sound very similar, lot of people have similar or more assumptions about Tesla, current opinion set
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by djanogo 5y ago
Instead of everybody jumping on bandwagon and siding with every legislature to be PC, individuals and companies have right to challenge those laws or on how practical they are. These challenges will naturally yield better laws considering t
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I am curious why would they even test this?, seems like somebody was bored or trying to meet monthly quota of articles.
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He pivoted the NSO group targeting to Apple-Google discussion, with out any proof that Apple had anything to do with Pegasus. He wants biggest American companies that world has ever had to open source and loose all the edge against rest of
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Maybe, just may be, your perception of today's military was all created by MSM?
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or kill others on the road. Tesla drivers killing themselves should be LOT less of a concern than killing/hurting others.
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It's worse, Tesla's claims endangers others on the road.
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by djanogo 5y ago
I bought a "AmazonBasics Replacement LG Water Filter" and it was FAKE, somebody mixed in fake water filters into Amazon's own brand!. Never again have I bought anything from Amazon that I put in my body. They sold thousands
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by djanogo 5y ago
Toyota includes spare in most of the vehicles they sell.
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Banks are closed only in US. In countries like India you can do transactions near real time for most consumer transactions with 0% fee.
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by djanogo 5y ago
Sort of agree, the only "secret" in this case is how long the meter has been up?, I assume they can mitigate the "hack" by just rebooting RF part of the meter randomly? (I only say this because I read they have remote ca
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by djanogo 5y ago
It's amazing people pay for WaPo, they literally have so much power, they get to decide what internal government info to leak or not leak and create the sentiment for ruling party.
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by djanogo 5y ago
Which part of them declaring bankruptcy, no bonuses, not able to hire quality replacements (due to salary) makes you think Frontier is bad?, What exactly do you think is bad about Frontier specifically, exact details?, not abstract faults.
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by djanogo 5y ago
Frontier has been bad company, not because the management or employees were being malevolent. This is truly a case of Occams razor, this is simply a company struggling with finances. Mini Rant: They went through bankruptcy, struggling to ma
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by djanogo 5y ago
I don't know how Bitcoin transactions work, but can a company (like Paypal) buy bunch of bitcoins (10000), and then proceed to do all transaction internally with their own ledger mechanism without depending on other networks?, wouldn&#
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Data. Older people have more data or results of data processing stored.
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Porsche GT3 owners are known to be very happy and financially successful also.
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by djanogo 5y ago
And they are building signal for peddling their ecoin?
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iPhone siri (iphoone gesture), Fire stick microphone icons perform broad range of tasks irrespective of last task.
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by djanogo 5y ago
My man Elon day traded Bitcoin with Tesla $$ sitting in the bank, memed it up on twitter and showed it as TSLA profit. TSLA share holders should thank everybody who bought bitcoin at 60k.
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That's not at all how voice assists are meant to work. Voice icon in cars/remotes are all meant to provide answers or take commands irrespective of what's happening on that device or other devices they control.
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My view exactly, he bought something way out of his skill to know how it works. He expects Dell to baby sit and pander to his illiteracy.
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I am still sticking with my previous guess... "I am guessing after hitting the tree the doors got jammed, so the driver got in the back seat to try to force open the back door or trunk access. They burned alive."* This explains wh

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