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541.
by guelo 4y ago
It was way more than 6ft at Fort Myers Beach which is the same area as Sanibel: https://v.redd.it/l0w7syf7zvq91
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by guelo 4y ago
I've had something similar happen to me twice since the pandemic after a long very successful career. Not sure what's causing me to burn out since with wfh I should theoretically have more time and better wlb.
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by guelo 4y ago
The irony is that if Google had not licensed Android and only manufactured its own devices, like Apple does, it could restrict consumer options much more harshly without EU fines and restrictions.
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by guelo 4y ago
Maybe you could run the text through a grammar checker to identify the errors.
545.
by guelo 4y ago
Rupert Murdoch got around this kind of distinction by getting an American citizenship.
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by guelo 4y ago
I agree it's a huge security threat but framing it as data privacy issue is a distraction from the real concern which is top-down censorship. People think of TikTok as pure algorithm but that's wrong, the algorithm is manipulated
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by guelo 4y ago
> like a telephone wire That's not why people write on social media. There are very many "telephone wires" that have nobody listening on the other side. What every contributor is after is the audience. But there is no lega
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by guelo 4y ago
> That Amendment, of course, protects every person’s right to 'the freedom of speech.' Wow that's just made up! All the amendment says is "Congress shall make no law...". These are supposedly originalist judges
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by guelo 4y ago
I am generally pro-regulation in my politics (police for the rich and powerful) but I agree that the power can be and is often abused. Just like regular police, firewalls should be built to prevent politicians from abusing regulations for p
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by guelo 4y ago
If the only options are absolute tyranny or oligarchy it shows a lack of imagination. We can have any form of government we want if we let go of our indoctrinations.
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by guelo 4y ago
Money=power, including political power. Politically active billionaires violate the one-man-one-vote principle, especially after the supreme court ruled that money=speech in Citizen United.
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by guelo 4y ago
It's only irresponsible because of the limited supply. Safety-wise it's fine to take, even if it's basically a placebo for the under-50s. Also the published stats are about hospitalization, we don't seem to have data on
553.
by guelo 4y ago
I wonder if that is part of the reason @jack is no longer the CEO
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by guelo 4y ago
Bad idea, I can think of tons of problems off the top of my head: Who defines "best security practices"? How nimble could that process be to new technologies, new businesses ideas, new threats? Would it be too costly for startups
555.
by guelo 4y ago
Zionism is an anti-democratic, explicitly racist belief that only Jews should have governing power over all land west of the jordan river.
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by guelo 4y ago
> headsets for video conferences allows for full-duplex conversations That makes since most video conferencing services have complex audio feedback canceling algorithms. If the mic can't hear the speakers then there is no feedback t
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by guelo 4y ago
Not sure why that is more sad than all the other dead people that can't see it.
558.
by guelo 4y ago
I suspect negative, it steals the reward of effort
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by guelo 4y ago
My guess is some MAGA types in the Argentinan embassy.
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by guelo 4y ago
Japanese culture was and is very foreign to Americans.
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by guelo 4y ago
The next internet crawl is going to have thousands of (properly labeled) AI generated images. I wonder if that could throw these algorithms into a bad feedback spiral. Though I guess there are already classifiers that can be used to exclude
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by guelo 4y ago
Tying the SwiftUI version to the iOS version is seriously asinine. In the Android world Compose is a regular library so devs can pick the version. That's partly why there has been much more adoption of Compose even though it was relea
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by guelo 4y ago
How do book fans discover and boost the gems among the streams of books?
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by guelo 4y ago
The problem is the professors are the parasites in many cases.
565.
by guelo 4y ago
One of the tragedies of the popularity of Open Source is that companies have become used to not paying for software dependencies. Back in the 90s when I got started it was much more common. In fact companies liked paying because that contra
566.
by guelo 4y ago
Was it worth it to get Osama? I guess Obama thought so.
567.
by guelo 4y ago
Corporate spammers love rich formatting and dynamic elements. Nobody else wants that crap.
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by guelo 4y ago
They're planning on clamping down on users like you. One of their next moves will be getting rid of the binge model and returning to trickling out episodes over months.
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by guelo 4y ago
There was a period when they had a content deal with Starz that their catalog was pretty beefy. They also had a lot of Disney's stuff for a long time.
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by guelo 4y ago
Not sure what this has to do with my comment.

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