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by dylan604 4mo ago
That's how I'm watching the games they carry on the main channel, but some games they have decided ratings do not justify playing in primetime. I have to flip over to Telemundo for those. I assumed that me saying Telemnudo broadca
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by dylan604 4mo ago
That would be ballsy. I could see a rebranded PopcornTime as a monthly subscription platform that gain some attraction. However, I'd imagine that majority would be from lawyers. For a country that doesn't give a damn about IP laws
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by dylan604 4mo ago
In net worth maybe, but in what other ways are you claiming there are large differences?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
When ever is pirating not cheap? Isn't that the whole point?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
No, that's why I said that if any one did, it would be so low of a number that nobody would notice.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
You have to realize that you are not in the same financial situation as the vast majority of people (based on the hoity-toity nature that HN readers are all well paid). The vast majority of people just accept ads as part of life and do not
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I'd rather listen to that than give money to Fox. However, I'm learning that I understand a lot more Spanish that I would have thought. I know enough words that I can at least grasp what I think the topic is, but not the details.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Ugh, Fox. I recently made the decision to not spend $10.99/month for their FoxOne app to stream World Cup matches. I decided to watch the Telemundo broadcasts instead, even though I don’t speak Spanish, just to not give Fox my money. I
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> Bad enough in my mind that they had in-platform ads instead of just charging for hardware I mean, of course they did. If you were running a company and had to choose between a one-time relatively small fee vs a life time of near consta
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Knowing how ours were built, I don't even know what you describe could happen. The intake vents are on the floor with a standard height raised hearth (12"???) while the exit vents are about 6' off the floor. Not really sure h
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Did you think I didn't watch it? It just shows the ink being applied. It does not show how the screens were made. It doesn't show how the screens are aligned. It shows a guy with a glorious mustache swapping screens, but cuts to a
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by dylan604 4mo ago
It can be, when the video is worth while. The embedded video here isn't what I'd call worth while. Someone shot a lot of video but not video that shows the process in detail. There's equal footage of closeups of 80s mustaches
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by dylan604 4mo ago
My dad and his father built the house my family grew up in. The fireplace had two vents on either side of the fire box that drew air from the floor and vented near the ceiling. The ceiling fans in the room would circulate the air in the roo
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Something every pit master learns along the way. People can tell you, you can read about it, but until you actually try using wood of different dryness, they are just words.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
what is the expectation that they'd had such a shitty job and quit instead avoiding any potential legal potholes?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The effect of gerrymandering is why Texas is a very red state and nothing approaching the purple you claim. That claim is what makes you sound as if you were from Austin even if you didn't state it. Austin has a reality distortion fiel
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> What Happens to an Economy When It's Too Hot to Work? Same thing that happens when it's too cold to work? Wait for another season?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> Texas is a gerrymandered purple state, not a red state Man, I just don't get this at all. Sure, there may be some democratic areas in the large cities, but they pretty much have zero say in the local state governance. Look at the
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I think your assumption of lack of caring is misplaced. The citizens clearly care, but have no power to do anything about it. Those in power are the ones that do not care or are paid not to care.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I've yet to meet a consultant that was anything near what was on their CV So I guess not dissimilar to an LLM
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Why would they? What would be the return for them?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Is that super speed reading human going to then make itself available to instantly-ish answer any and every possible question from anyone with a paid subscription? This argument is pretty lame.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
There was definitely a build up. Trump was held back from being Trump in the first term. Even with that, there was no recourse for any of the actions that he took. There were also the court decisions that happened in between terms. So this
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Four weeks ago, California received the last of the shipments coming from the Strait. Everyone said CA only has on hand six weeks of supply. There was a bunch of panic baiting posts at the time. I haven't seen any suggesting that the s
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I too am really enjoying all of these new apps with less features than already existing apps. /s
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Do we actually spend it, or do we raise that much money while only a fraction of it goes to research? <looksAtPinkRibbons>
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by dylan604 4mo ago
So according to your timeline, we're ~10 years from medical research becoming enshitified?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
even when websites provide attribution for images, people don't read them
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by dylan604 4mo ago
So we're waiting for the Apple of the medical world to take a bunch of preexisting things to be applied together in a way that makes the whole much more valuable than the pieces. Or we need all of the individual lions to come together
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Looking at the example images, I was actually shocked that the app was so low contrast in B&W to be unusable. At least apps from Apple/Google. I would have expected their usability teams to be all over it, while expecting smaller a

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