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fumar
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Sure, self preservation or self preference first. I get that. What about empathy to frail or at risk people? What about people on cancer treatments that diminish their immune systems? Those people even vaccinated may be at higher risk. Are
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How much housing would need to be built for homelessness resolution?
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I thought the same for 30 years. Then I moved to Southern California. I don't miss the any of those things. My allergies are gone. My exercise routine is consistent and my outdoor hobbies increased. Beach, mountains, flatland, desert,
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5y ago
It still a video game playing device, no? We still compared a game gear vs a gameboy in the 90's or a DS vs a PSP in the 2000's.
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5y ago
Oasis is my favorite kindle next to the original. I have had many. Oasis is a great travel size. It fits anywhere. I wish they would release an updated version of the smaller one.
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5y ago
What about Tide made it better?
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5y ago
What about this is bad? Attacking Microsoft?
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5y ago
Is this inflation creeping up in all the expected places? The value of goods is the same but the value of the USD is lower and thus we must increase costs. I don’t see it impacting brand perception if all prices go up.
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5y ago
Sounds like the foundation of something big. I am in.
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You are right people shouldn't be prescribed labels. You think people are limiting themselves because of labels. Isn't it the other way around? People act in such a way that they believe a label describes their personality or beha
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It talks about being an ambivert in order to be successful and balanced. As someone who is energized by independent time, I found the lockdown easier. I could quickly step out for a run, walk, eat lunch in silence, read a book for 20 minute
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Why would you assume that? Without providing too much personal detail. I am 10 years+ of out undergrad, work for a large tech company, own property, and originally from the midwest. I consider my peer group diverse as I am a minority who gr
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I am a recent transplant to Southern California. In my experience, educated peers are moving to or searching for cities that provide good value based on their fiscal position. Some of them are moving to NYC or LA metros. Others are looking
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Is this satire? If it is, spot-on commentary.
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> How things were happening What does that mean?
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For what its worth the increase in plant-based foods has made veganism an easier lifestyle choice. I've been vegan, a health decision advised by a doctor, for a year now and its made a positive impact to my overall health proven by rou
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5y ago
Grammarly will eliminate verbose and passive-voice copy, and that will increase its polish. I can take or leave the existing design aesthetic.
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I keep wishing for a Snow Leopard-like release. An OS update that improves stability, takes care of bugs, and increases performances. Who else is MacOS competing with – not Windows really – is it iOS? Is that why we need more features at th
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5y ago
Does all water resistant proofing that causes issues?
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That is right Google operates under the assumption of people as in large groups of individuals. Their primary drive is to add billions of more people to their graph, https://nextbillionusers.google If you read through the market
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5y ago
Exactly, sad puppy face because my personal growth is my career growth and my career growth is my financial growth. So please more money.
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By the time I've eaten lunch, I've been exposed to propaganda from every media portal in a fairly relentless manner both in the form of advertising and manufactured messages disguised as news. That may include comments created by
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Don’t you ever think – “what would the world be like if the bad guys won?” Who said they didn’t? It is all in the eye of the beholder. If we apply some ethics like the golden rule to modern existence, then you spend your time debating where
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I felt the same way 2.5 years ago and finally picked an iPhone for the first time. After years of supporting Google’s nexus line and trying Samsung devices, the writing was on the wall – Android long term support is nonexistent. You get two
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I see this as a natural evolution of the web. The existing web standards and protocols no longer meet security or privacy user needs. Ideally, we do create better open standards. Apple’s Private Relay is great, but its gated off to paying c
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Are you saying all of Privacy Sandbox APIs are dead or just FLoC?
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Was the delay caused by between Chrome and Ads teams not aligning on privacy sandbox APIs?
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Consumer awareness is shifting and fueled by Apple's privacy marketing campaigns. If Apple continues to invest here, I could see Chrome's desktop marketshare start to diminish. Safari has 50% of total mobile marketshare while only
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> We believe the web community needs to come together to develop a set of open standards to fundamentally enhance privacy on the web, giving people more transparency and greater control over how their data is used. > In order to do th
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https://usesthis.com/interviews/kicks.condor/ according to this it is a Facebook labs personality. The domain owner is obfuscated. Kickscondor didn't provide a valid response to my question. I would rather no
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