dwighttk

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961.
by dwighttk 5y ago
Uh… I follow a lot of artbots on Twitter that display nudes with no problems
962.
by dwighttk 5y ago
I bet there is fine print that says they are delivering exactly according to the contract
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Yeah I’m astonished at how often people drive with headlights off. Why is it even an option for lights to be off when in drive? I can understand wanting to turn them off sometimes, but not while moving.
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by dwighttk 5y ago
“Similar to ordinary coffee”
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Reddit’s scale provides eyeballs Facebook’s friend web provides a bunch of people you know
966.
by dwighttk 5y ago
I would have preferred they pull the plug until Facebook complied but that isn’t really how business is done (and that is easy for me to say because I don’t use the Facebook app.)
967.
by dwighttk 5y ago
An important thing to remember is that storytelling can be used improperly (to deceive) just as much as dry statistics.
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Storytelling That Moves People (2003)(hbr.org)
2 points by dwighttk 5y ago|1 comments
969.
by dwighttk 5y ago
absolutely not
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Just read older books until there aren’t any and then move onto newer ones. There are too many that are a couple decades old for you to ever run out. Also occasionally break the rule for a book you want to read. It isn’t like that would kil
971.
by dwighttk 5y ago
How did they write an app that does what the text says enough that the reviewer passed it? The whole virus scanner on iOS category should be looked at, they are all questionable at best.
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by dwighttk 5y ago
(Originally 2017)
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by dwighttk 5y ago
(E.g. one where there was flooding from his list)
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Just turn off those notifications
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by dwighttk 5y ago
> another argument for doing away with fractions and using a decimal system so what? you are imagining a law that says you must name your food in decimals, not fractions? What does “doing away with fractions” mean in your imagination?
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by dwighttk 5y ago
> It feels like a bit of both. Because history happened since the original state. So it is known for both painted and alabaster conditions. (More now for the latter since that is more recent)
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by dwighttk 5y ago
How many people thought this was a reaction to the new film?
978.
by dwighttk 5y ago
3 megs!? That won’t even fit on two of my floppy disks
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by dwighttk 5y ago
You must still dedicate developer time to devices that aren’t used seems like a bad law.
980.
by dwighttk 5y ago
Phubbing means ignoring those around you to look at your phone. (Had to look it up)
981.
by dwighttk 5y ago
Seems like 7 years could be pretty brittle. Could there be a floor of user requests for update per month or something?
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by dwighttk 5y ago
A long time ago I decided I’d not use emoji, just smilies, but that went away once I got a smartphone and the emoji keyboard was right there
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Not an office worker and spend much less than 2.5hrs a day reading and responding to emails, but man I don’t get this at all. Maybe people just don’t send me emails that make me feel bad? Slightly worried I’m constantly offending people lik
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Can you just put the description next to the badge? I can’t mouse over on my phone and view source returns an error.
985.
by dwighttk 5y ago
Weren’t magnesium frames widely used in laptops recently?
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Instead of a Lyme vaccine we should work on spreading this to everyone (Or you know, we could do both.)
987.
by dwighttk 5y ago
Also not atomic powered as I would assume from title
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Sure… so OP biases his attention to cars/people/any unexpected changes to the route…
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by dwighttk 5y ago
Hey we didn’t know we wanted oranges back then
990.
by dwighttk 5y ago
But then you still have “getting”

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