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4y ago
When you ask the shopkeeper where the Pepsi is, and he insists on showing you a Coke knockoff while actively hiding the Pepsi from sight, that is when you stop patronizing the store. This is what people in this thread are fired up about.
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4y ago
A brick of pounds is way heavier
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"customer obsession" was always at the mercy of the real obsession: "making money hand over fist". The former will ALWAYS lose out to the latter given enough cycles.
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"You know, it's funny; when you look at someone through rose-colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags." - Wanda the Owl, BoJack Horseman
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4y ago
And who is going to be the judge of that?
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"The charges related to Baldwin seem to involve his specific act in handling the weapon, rather than his broader role as one of the film’s producers." https://www.vox.com/culture/23562397/rust-shooting-al
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4y ago
Ah yes, the Yee-Hawdists. Vanilla ISIS. Banana Republicans. Meal Team 6. Walmartyrs. Classic buffoonery. Until it's not.
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Now dymk, I heard speed has something to do with it.
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4y ago
Wait til you hear about what those groups are doing with cash...
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Tickemaster was terrible even before the Live Nation merger. The issue is that everyone is making money hand over fist at the expense of the consumer, while Ticketmaster is absorbing all the negative attention. Artists love selling out sh
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This brings back fond memories of a house party we threw in college where we got a bunch of gear and put speakers all throughout the house. So CD 1 might be playing through a speaker in the basement and BR1, CD2 playing in living room and
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> I mean there's a $1B break-up fee in the contract. I don't know why he doesn't just pay that and end the fiasco... People keep repeating this wildly untrue thing as if it is fact. The merger contract is a public documen
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The whole point of the UN is to avoid a major war between nuclear states. It is not a reward for countries that happen to share our values. The UN was designed to permanently cement the post-WW2 powers as the major powers, and to provide
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Turns out, rather than trying to figure out what you actually want (whatever that means), it is a lot easier for advertisers to tell you what you should want and to trick you into thinking the whole thing was your own idea.
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4y ago
"The race is long and, in the end, it's only with yourself"
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I'd also be interested to hear your strategy!
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No one is leaving twitter to join some alternative where the only thing that binds the members is their bizarre adoration of Elon Musk.
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youtube should be regulated as the monopoly it is.
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5y ago
Calling the uniquely American system of government an "experiment" is neither pejorative or new. Here's an article from 1860 [1]. If that isn't convincing, here is George Washington, January 9, 1790: "The establish
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> Do not state governments represent "the public"? Increasingly, no. Using Florida as an example, compare the popular vote spread (52%-47%) to the house seats (60%-40%). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020
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I think that the closer metaphor would be if an American business was having to hire private security resources because it was on some resource finding expedition in an unsavory part of the world, which is exactly what happens all the time.
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Great recommendations, Rob. We have pretty much every Sandra Boynton book. They are fantastic. Plus a good number of them are songs and she has collaborated with tons of musicians to make them very special. Perfect Piggies [1] is a total
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literally every microsoft page does this, too. hold down the back button and you can see that you need to go back 2 hops. probably because you load the website and then it redirects to the local translation. annoying but not the end of t
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I generally like the app, but I find the search to be hit or miss, and it kills me that I cannot search at all in the web client. It would also be trivial for them to coordinate backups of your messages, but this functionality requires a 3r
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I wish the emoji they selected for > was visibly distinct from the emoji for -, which is also nearly indistinguishable from the emoji for +. It pains me to say this but I think this language might not be ready for prime time.
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Clickspring is an absolute delight. The videos are straight up machining porn and the stuff that he builds is fascinating in its own right, the Antikythera mechanism being a perfect example. I cannot recommend this channel enough. https:&#
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It speaks NVMe. NVMe is the protocol, and it is used for both storage access and transport. iSCSI is just SCSI commands encapsulated in a packet and sent over an IP network.
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Unless you have an incredible dust collection system in place, I would seriously reconsider any potential plans to cut MDF in your apartment. The particles are very fine and you will find it everywhere. And that is to say nothing of the p
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Was this custom code that you wrote to do this? Or is this something that we can find out there in the world? I have been working on this off and on for a few years now and I have just not been able to come up with a reliable way to pull
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I get it: US is big and bad and really mean. But no one is arguing that "good feelings" are the basis for anything. And it doesn't change the fact that the petrodollar myth completely confuses cause and effect, at such a basi
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