free_everybody

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by free_everybody 9y ago
I get your perspective, but music streaming is preferable for the majority of consumers. Most people are using mobile devices as their primary device, especially for music, and not having to download songs is a cheaper and more memory effic
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I use keeweb as a desktop app, and I save the file locally, backing up to gdrive and cold storage hard drive weekly. My laptop is my primary device so I'm not too concerned with logging into accounts on mobile, but if I really needed t
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I find that having my laptop out is great for my learning, even during lectures. If somethings not clear or I want more context, I can quickly look up some information without interrupting the teacher. Also, paper notes don't travel we
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I think Facebook is an amazing tool in many ways, but I agree with you. It really seems like they treat their users like farm animals.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Used to happen to me all the time. Wondering if I got any Facebook messages, log on, spend half an hour wandering through the news feed. Big time suck.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I deleted my Facebook account recently ONLY because of how spammy the notification system is! I didn't want many sources for my news feed so I unsubscribed to all of my hundreds of friends save a few. This redeemed my faith in the news
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Even though I deleted my Facebook account earlier this month, I totally agree. Events on Facebook were easily the fullest set of local happenings that I could browse through. Luckily, my girlfriend keeps me updated using her Facebook accoun
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by free_everybody 10y ago
I read the whole article and it was very interesting. Thanks for the info! However, could someone explain to me why Uber is losing money from their taxi services? Obviously the drivers take home a large chunk of revenue, but what about the
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by free_everybody 10y ago
Zuck is just trying to straighten out who owns the land and who should be compensated. The article throws around the word 'lawsuit' with the intent of invoking its negative connotations with the reader. There is a good discussion