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7y ago
Cmd+F'd the comments and not one person has mentioned overpopulation. There are more people than ever before, and the issues of crowding are simply a symptom of overpopulation. The idea of raising the prices to make it cost-prohibitive
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7y ago
Placing the people isn’t the problem. Feeding them is.
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7y ago
All of those things are nice, until they become reasons that the employer expects you to live at the office. At what point does _that_ become strangely feudal? You're practically living at work at that point. I want to leave my office
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7y ago
I think about it this way - the planet will survive, humans will not. Within a year of us being gone the planet will take over everything we ever owned. Weeds will break through the streets and house foundations, and in a decade or so (blin
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7y ago
Perhaps because the scammers only speak English? Most of them are in India and I don’t think Swedish is a strong suit of theirs. Just a guess.
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7y ago
Well, they probably didn't become billionaires by spending extra money when they didn't have to. Even Bill Gates has a budget.
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7y ago
I love how diverse all of these things are! Very cool.
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8y ago
>Google tried this with YouTube Red. It doesn't work. I'm a Red/Premium subscriber, I love downloading my videos to my phone and, of course, no ads. What makes you say that it doesn't work?
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8y ago
It's great that folks are helping him out with a new name. I believe he's going with Spruce.
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8y ago
That’s every web site these days though. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, things were built because “it’d be cool if...” The commonality between everything created today is “this will be great at serving people ads” as the primary focus.
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8y ago
In the age of “we need to get our privacy back” someone is suggesting that an extremely personal thing that includes money is made public? Are you kidding me?
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8y ago
Statistically because drunk drivers are looking at the road and aren’t seeing everything correctly (or quickly enough), distracted drivers aren’t even looking at the road. Even if you’re hammered enough to have 5% of your normal driving abi
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8y ago
Yeah, that whole expenditure sheet is absolutely insane. $2K mortgage/$1.9K interest? You've gotta be shitting me. I'm sorry but, if you're paying that much for a house (and everything else) that $300K is "paycheck
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8y ago
I quit Reddit for a lot of reasons, but the redesign was the final nail in the coffin for me. Feels like No Country for Old Men over there. I felt like all I was doing was watching loading spinners for the content to come in. Lots of last-m
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8y ago
>We shouldn't put up with violations of our personal liberty for no-cost software This is exactly what we've been torpedoing towards since Google Docs came out and people didn't have to pay for Acrobat Reader to see PDFs.
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8y ago
I've been juggling the idea of switching _back_ to Linux Mint after running Ubuntu on my dev machine for the past year. I used Mint on my main PC a few years back and it was simply terrific - ultra fast and did everything as needed. So
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8y ago
As does Vuex!
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8y ago
It’s not a dedicated, it’s a hybrid.
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8y ago
I think the word you're looking for is "personality". Sure half the sites were blinding and had background music and blinking crap and were pretty terrible, but it perfectly reflected the person that built it, however shoddil
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8y ago
This is great. The more places people can choose not to eat meat, the better. Personally I don’t foresee this demographic trying anything new, but for those who never eat meat or fast food and suddenly find ourselves in a pitstop somewhere,
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8y ago
This is a great question, not stupid at all! There are tons of people with devices reading for wireless charging that are now going to be looking elsewhere, now that this has officially been declared dead. Just got my wife an Apple Watch an
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8y ago
> no one wants Can't tell you what this phrase does to me. It's so prevalent in tech and gaming discussions and it'd be tough for me to think of a more holier-than-thou thing to say. There are people in the world who are d
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8y ago
My thoughts exactly. This can't be something that was discovered something last night after hours, by someone burning the midnight oil. Me personally, I've built up a mental "queue" of things that need to line up before
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8y ago
I was unclear about this - yes, if you're prone to worrying about everything trying to kill you, `Stink!` will not make that any better. Quite worse in fact, as (assuming you're like me) I now skim all the ingredient lists on deod
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8y ago
Hah! I'm an idiot. I watched the whole presentation front to back and forgot about the physical card. You are correct and they really did think of all scenarios here. I dig it.
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8y ago
I typed my response hastily - I'm not against them existing, what I meant was I hope they never replace consoles. I have no desire to pay a monthly fee to play hundreds of games. The game list could be virtually unlimited, but there&#x
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8y ago
Not the same thing, as you pay for a license to play each game individually. But, I see what you're saying.
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8y ago
I love the app used to manage spending and paying your bill. It'll definitely be super easy to stay on budget given the fact that you'll have immediate access to up-to-date spending and trends, whereas if I want to do that with my
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8y ago
Watched a great documentary on Netflix called `Stink!` that was about all the crap found in all sorts of products under the hidden phrase "fragrance" (or in some cases, "parfum"). All sorts of chemicals you've never
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8y ago
Let's just hope this "gaming as a service" stays on mobile devices where it belongs. Personally I think it's a decent move by Apple to change the perception of the App Store in regards to gaming. I waited in line for the
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