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eh78ssxv2f
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Does anybody know if there were any safety inspections of the park by the city, state or federal bodies? If so, how did it pass the inspections?
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> It proves what the ad company Google itself could have done had they not been an ad company. I think you make fair points, but I think this does not prove anything. CopperheadOS has a different user base than Android. A permission mode
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> We have some corners where old houses are even intruding a bit on the road. When passing these corners you will have to slow down so you can stop in case a child runs out behind the corner. You can't just blame the victim if you a
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> whole « narrative « of the experiment is in serious jeopardy. Not really. Self driving cars are supposed to be better than average human driver. That does not imply that they NEVER make mistakes. I do not know specifics of this case, b
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But is that really comparable? Wikipedia is compiled by volunteers, but Google search algorithm or results are not. If Wikipedia was really a paid service, it very likely would not have access to so many unpaid volunteers.
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May be I am missing something about the American culture...What's wrong with having Linuxfest next to cheerleading competition?
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Mr. Money Mustache reported $7 per hour earnings after taking off the car costs ( https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2017/11/22/mr-money-mustache... ).
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> They do not solve any problem I as a user have. That's a pretty broad statement. As a user, I hate installing apps. They take up disk space, and then I need to remember to remove them if I am not using it. Also as a user, I am not
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Are the stillborns counted when computing the average life expectancy?
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I am confused. Are they doing (i) EasyList + EasyPrivacy OR (ii) List derived using better ads standard? I would imagine (i) to be much longer than (ii).
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> and deal with the social problems that entails Can somebody explain a bit on what social problems can women expect in US for not changing names?
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I think the question is: "Hey you're battery is going bad. Do you want to [keep the performance] or [shutdown the phone]?"
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Isn't it different though? Publishing YouTube app on Windows Phone requires Google to put extra effort into developing an app for a completely new platform which I assume requires lot of engineering effort. Selling Chromecast on Amazon
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9y ago
Can somebody explain why RW was not read her Miranda rights? Was it because she was never placed in custody?
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Can somebody explain how it helps with the privacy? Assuming most of the users of the browser are on the latest version, it implies that majority of users are already sharing the same useragent. How does useragent version # helps with reduc
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May be I am being too naive, but can somebody answer two questions for me here (note: I have no personal relationship with Uber or Lyft except that I like ride sharing services more than traditional taxis): (1) Taxi industry has been using
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1 mistake in 109 years does not seem too bad. Is there data to compare with other auto manufacturers?
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> - It sets a precedent for uploading nude photos to FB and for them asking for it. umm, no. If I understand correctly, the user believes that their nude may end up on FB. The user takes initiative to upload their copy of the nude to FB
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> In reality, they should "award" grad students $0 in tuition and pay them like what they are - employees (and deeply exploited employees at that!). It's not always the university paying the tution fee. If the PhD student
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Is there a reason to believe that mobile ecosystem is more unsafe than the desktop ecosystem? I would argue it the other way round. On mobile (Android or iOS), apps have much fewer permissions compared to on desktop. e.g., one app can'
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But the retina is curved too, so I am not sure there is even a way to convince flat-earthers?
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Great work. But, I wonder if is this is just a case of different browsers focusing on different metrics? Chrome seems to have shifted its focus on paint timing metrics [1], while Mozilla is optimizing load timing metrics. Personally, I feel
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I am not sure how much clothes would help in preventing hypothermia.
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I think it is 99% police. I do not use FB translate, but Google translate. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. I expect that it is not 100% reliable, and anybody who frequently uses the automated translation tools for critical tasks
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> What's the problem for manufacturers to add such a padding layer? Customization! Users can customize the color of the padding layer. Personally, I do not see any advantage of phone manufacturers providing it over users buying it f
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> Just ask TicketMaster. TM has been doing pretty well in terms of stock price (not the user happiness) -- probably the metric that they care about. So, I am not sure if that's the best example. Source: https://finance.go
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> So perhaps "your own" in the sense that another entity isn't accessing it. Do they have a spam filter? If yes, how do they filter emails without accessing it?
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Can somebody explain what exactly is happening here? What were the pros/cons of the move? e.g., it is possible that browsers are in a tight spot: If they fail to provide certain functionality, then content providers just move to native
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I would have expected the data to be encrypted at rest. I am not sure why that was not the case.
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> How many people that uploaded content want to prevent others from privately enjoying it? I thought it was possible for uploaded to turn off the monetization, and then ads won't be shown on that video. Source: https://su
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