impalallama

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by impalallama 7y ago
podcast of always been open. TV and movies have always run on licensing. They are very different things, business speaking and I don’t agree with the comparison. of all the podcast I’ve listen to 0 operate on any kind of exclusivity. While
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by impalallama 7y ago
how they different than something like duckduckgo?
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on ios LibriVox doesn't support external files but seems to list many of the free audiobooks from the link above.
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by impalallama 7y ago
1. Another attempt will be made to have national healthcare in the US. We will still have employment based health care to some extent. 2. Lab grown meat will be sold for public consumption. There will be a lot of hit pieces about how it&#x2
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by impalallama 7y ago
Yeah let's be real, if she programmed a popup to appear over twitter with a message like "Don't slack off dummy UwU" and or something equally ill informed she would have been rebuked at worst. To say that it wasn't
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by impalallama 7y ago
Isn't a large part of this about being able to go to third parties as well?
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I was hoping for some first hand impressions from it but no, its basically just a re-hosted press announcement.
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yeah i hear that a lot about Evangelion its like, just watch some Gundam or something dude. The characters being so overwhelmingly flawed is a big part of what makes Evangelion what it is. You might as well say a museum is great except for
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by impalallama 7y ago
I always considered as something that applies to filmmakers more than writers. Sure you could through natural storytelling demonstrate that a hobbit hole is comfortable place to live Or you could use your greatest strength as a writer and j
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by impalallama 7y ago
Reading the name I thought it be a way you could directly reply to a tweet without it being such a public matter, and also gunking up my timelinem but it seems to be a way to self-moderate your own posts which is... interesting.
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by impalallama 7y ago
Steams refund policy came about not long after being convicted in Australian court for not allowing them.
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by impalallama 7y ago
So why does everyone so interested in WeWork's IPO evaluation? Non trying to be sassy just genuinely curious why articles like seems are so regularly posted.
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by impalallama 7y ago
As much some cities are struggling to figure out how to regulate them I think my city has basically nailed it first try. Give a license or two to certain companies to allow their scooters and other wise just use them like bikes. Keep them o
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by impalallama 7y ago
Same. I'm using brave on ios and the site is straight unusable.
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Power tripping most likely.
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I tried a few different varieties of chick'n nuggets, 90% of the taste is just breading and whatever the sauce so its really not a difficult as you'd imagine to have a substitute
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by impalallama 7y ago
its infuriating that amazon likes to play innocent and claim they are not the seller of these products but at the same time do their best to project a unified front and to hide that certain products come from different sellers. At best you
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by impalallama 7y ago
That's more just corporate pr speak to turn something that is incredibly standard into an incredible perk of how great the company is. One of the first places I worked my boss talked about how he let his developers listen to music on t
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Lmao, pages 157-160 are straight up magazine-esq full page adds for other companies (SalesForce, DropBox, etc)
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Seems interesting but the website won't load for me Firefox, Brave, Edge all fail.
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As strange as it is I think there is something to be said to limiting social media's most addictive features. These things are designed to be as addicting and unhealthy as possible in order to absorb as much of our time and energy as p