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by grotorea 2y ago
"I'd like to make a toast: to the troops. All the troops. Both sides."
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by grotorea 2y ago
I don't think PR and formal coalitions have a monopoly on deadlock. The USA can have something similar whenever there's not a single party holding a trifecta, and even then between the Supreme Court and filibustering it's not
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by grotorea 2y ago
The optimistic view is that they will decide to capture this market and just let people pay a fee for a human review of their account.
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by grotorea 2y ago
Funny since the USSR spent quite a lot of effort making good maps of other countries.
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by grotorea 2y ago
If it came down to it we could mandate electric cars make noise while moving. But this post is about cars that are modified to be way noisier than standard petrol cars.
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by grotorea 2y ago
Ok this reminds me of those posts on /r/science "Science says redditors are the best and the rightest". Anyway, research on undergraduate business students with a mean age of 18.14 years, so beware. > were asked if th
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by grotorea 2y ago
Works perfectly on my 4GB machine on firefox, and ublock is barely blocking anything (just googletagmanager). Weird.
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by grotorea 2y ago
That's too simplistic. The interesting part is this imho: > DoorDash chose not to reduce the psychological impact of added fees for customers, as they typically do — instead they announced those fees through ads and in-app pop-ups &
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by grotorea 2y ago
Thanks for the clear up I was confused myself.
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by grotorea 2y ago
I assume it's simply a matter of caring about voter opinions. The one that bothered to complain is presumed to represent the 1000s who care about the issue but not enough to call.
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by grotorea 2y ago
Does that actually work or is it just a candidate doing a joke or "well there's always that one in a million chance"
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by grotorea 2y ago
I think that's too dismissive of the their reasons. Migrants just have more flexibility and for good reasons.
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by grotorea 2y ago
Isn't that the gym subscription for a New Year resolution problem?
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by grotorea 2y ago
Will that fix the issue in the article? New immigrants presumably are some of the people that are the most free to pick anywhere in the country to move to, so they will be even more prone to going to big cities that are already growing.
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by grotorea 3y ago
That only covers global news though.
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by grotorea 3y ago
You think it's that bad? Usually when I search a definition it makes sense in the context that caused me to search for the definition.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Really? What's airplane mode even for then?
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by grotorea 3y ago
And will people do verification and control without pay?
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by grotorea 3y ago
So you're saying in a way this is /pol/ and Tay's fault?
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by grotorea 3y ago
> 27. Air Canada argues it cannot be held liable for information provided by one of its agents, servants, or representatives – including a chatbot. It does not explain why it believes that is the case. In effect, Air Canada suggests th
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by grotorea 3y ago
Google "too good to be true contract law" and there's some info, seems the answer is "no".
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by grotorea 3y ago
Why would they tell the date after placing? Every online shopping I ever used shows the shipping date together with shipping price and shipping options if there are any.
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by grotorea 3y ago
It's like the view counter from the early web updated for the 2020s, what's not to like?
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by grotorea 3y ago
This sort of long tail weird stuff belongs in AliExpress or similars.
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by grotorea 3y ago
70% of marketshare isn't the important part, it's what the share of potential revenue is. And it's well know that iOS has more revenue per user.
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by grotorea 3y ago
I do wonder if this is the name that history will stick with. Ukrainian War or even Russo-Ukrainian War (the name for the broader conflict starting in 2014) is shorter.
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by grotorea 3y ago
Live play is what, 1% of all music heard in the world? Computers, radios, iPods and phones all play automated reproductions.
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by grotorea 3y ago
The problem is when we start to run out of reliable sources after becoming sceptical of everything.
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by grotorea 3y ago
I'm 99% sure this is supposed to invoke cyberpunk but not sure about The Matrix.
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by grotorea 3y ago
> The first is that focused and persistent propaganda is able to shift public opinion about institutions they don’t have direct interaction with. I don't get why the author says this, confidence dropped for everyone. Who is doing th

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