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by ecf 6y ago
More mental gymnastics trying to believe whatever Trump has up next on his plate to rant about isn’t propaganda aimed at inciting violence.
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by ecf 6y ago
Let’s entertain the possibility that Twitter is doing this to influence the election. So what? There’s no law prohibiting these types of businesses from supporting a political candidate. They could plaster a huge “Vote For X” banner at the
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by ecf 6y ago
Twitter doesn’t need to be consistent about anything. You abide by their TOS or don’t use it, the same way a store with “No shoes, no shirt, no service” can kick you out.
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by ecf 6y ago
But giving Trump a platform to lie to hundreds of millions of people is?
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by ecf 6y ago
The answer is that the current US administration wants to draw this out until November when they can blame the economic toll of this disaster on the opposing party
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by ecf 7y ago
> Our API service for existing customers is not changing today, but we will no longer accept new signups. The API will continue to function through the end of 2021. I believe this could be the main reason for the purchase. Apple is still
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by ecf 7y ago
> I give my child the sea salt and coconut oil like you’ve recommended I’d rather you not talk about your homeopathic alternative medicine in the time of a real medical threat.
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by ecf 7y ago
For #3, it’s because the contract for making the official test for the US is going to be awarded to a friend of someone in the committee, and they have to wait for said friend to have tests ready.
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by ecf 7y ago
Very high. Almost all switches I’ve seen made by the community are simply Frankenstein switches made with different springs, housings, or stems from other switches. For example, all the “Holy Pandas” are is a stem from one brand of switch (
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by ecf 7y ago
Then the biz parks need to hire more people to do the job! Under no circumstance should a business wanting a clean landscape overrule the peace and serenity of dozens, perhaps hundreds of people.
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by ecf 7y ago
I’d like to hope all startups aren’t like this, but the incessant talk about culture and values at my last one could only be interpreted as USSR-type propaganda.
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by ecf 7y ago
The problem is that you’re not just selling your DNA. You’re selling the DNA of everyone in your entire family. Do you have their consent? Because I’d be really, really pissed off if I found my sister or anytime in my family did this test.
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by ecf 7y ago
I don’t really enjoy this response because Los Alamos was purpose built by the government to develop the bomb and realistically, could have been constructed in any remote area of the US. The government even used eminent domain to force ranc
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by ecf 7y ago
Comcast forcing you into a business plan to get even remotely adequate upload speeds is a pure scam.
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by ecf 7y ago
Even if this was being done at home while not on the clock? Oh wait, we’re all suckers and are salaried . Does that mean the company owns 100% of our time if desired?
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by ecf 7y ago
MDMs can, but no employer in their right mind ever should actually take the steps to enable sms tracking. I used to work in IT, and have rolled out MDM programs for startups before. What needs to happen is a signed contract between the empl
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by ecf 7y ago
> They also allege that Apple's evidence in its complaint, notably text messages he exchanged with another Apple engineer and conversations with his eventual Nuvia co-founders, were collected illegally by the highly paranoid iPhone
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by ecf 7y ago
I sometimes ride 100+ miles a week, so me moving out of the Bay Area probably extended my lifespan by a good 5-10 years. Seriously the drivers in that area are so terrible, with Uber drivers taking it a step higher. For the average cyclist,
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by ecf 7y ago
> Scroll to continue with content No fucking thanks.
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by ecf 7y ago
How about we stop giving the right to companies to immediately start email spam due to “required sign ins” for one time purchases?
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by ecf 7y ago
Startpage recently sold out to System1, an ad tech company. I would not recommend it anymore.
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by ecf 7y ago
It’s the wrong place to put the trade off because I highly doubt I’m receiving more value from Dropbox using 500MB as compared to 100MB. Unlike what VCs are telling Dropbox, I only want something to sync files from one computer to another a
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by ecf 7y ago
Those sound like baked potato strips.
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by ecf 7y ago
This is the kicker here. Nothing else matters. A business dedicated to privacy is completely incompetent if they can’t even use HTTPS. I cancelled my sub minutes after learning about the news. I would hope the PIA engineer can see through
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by ecf 7y ago
Only people with a LinkedIn score above 75 were presented for us to choose from for phone screens. Like it or not, recruiting mostly revolves around employee referrals. Everything past that is just some startup selling recruiters a piece of
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by ecf 7y ago
I feel it’s a chicken - egg problem. Are we embracing 20th century life by clinging on to old movie IPs, or are we just constantly being fed the same type of stuff by Studios who’ve found “their formula” for making content with a low risk o
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by ecf 7y ago
Like how cigarettes have been removed from the market? I wonder how much this politician is getting paid by tobacco companies.
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by ecf 7y ago
While on the page exists the Twitter + Facebook share links. I guess you have to use big tech to make money complaining about big tech.
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by ecf 7y ago
A great way is to just not do one. Startups need to stop pretending their employees are “friends” or “family”. They are disposable cogs that will be replaced the very same day if they happened to pass away, for example. I’ve never seen one
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by ecf 7y ago
If the application is important enough, a native version for iOS will be made. Otherwise, mobile Safari (or any other browser) still exists.

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