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by izzydata 3y ago
You don't trust a company that is trusted by Heineken? But for real. What kind of company needs to list a bunch of random companies and say they are "trusted by" them. If you need to tell me how trusted you are then I really
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by izzydata 3y ago
If it were just a matter of time being longer I would do it more often. However, it is also way more expensive when traveling with two or more people.
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by izzydata 3y ago
And never having account takes 0 seconds.
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by izzydata 3y ago
That's still kind of funny in a existential hysteria kind of way.
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by izzydata 3y ago
All the more reason for user replaceable batteries.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Indeed. Also less peoples hobbies should try to be a business. It's ok to do something for fun.
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by izzydata 3y ago
But it isn't like they can make money from their mile program if they didn't fly planes so their business is still completely dependent on providing this service. So despite most of their money being made there I still wouldn&#x27
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by izzydata 3y ago
Is it possible that the results simply don't exist and instead of giving you nothing it gives the next possible match?
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by izzydata 3y ago
I think when you design a new device from the ground up you make them fit in a way that allows the remaining space to be a single large rectangle to be entirely filled with battery. This might require custom PCB to have some L shapes. Inste
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by izzydata 3y ago
But do Chromebooks harvest user data to sell to advertisers?
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by izzydata 3y ago
I'm making a tangential statement only somewhat related to the comment above it. Personally I don't like that sites like Reddit claim ownership of and make profit from user generated content. I think people should delete their com
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by izzydata 3y ago
Is this similar to the dunning-kruger effect?
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by izzydata 3y ago
Users should own their comments and should be able to delete them as they see fit. Sites like Reddit should not be used as a permanent or reliable source of information.
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by izzydata 3y ago
It would be more sane if it was per sale, but they are talking about per install.
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by izzydata 3y ago
But if they are attempting to prevent that then why not charge per game sold? If they think a single person installing it more than once shouldn't count then what do they believe the difference is? It seems like the only purpose of thi
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by izzydata 3y ago
How does this pricing scheme even make sense? Why do they think "installs" is a relevant metric? I could uninstall and reinstall a game 100,000 times. Would I single handedly cost the developers a ton of money?
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by izzydata 3y ago
You don't get a token without paying for the premium plan at $15 a month. Also, don't tell anyone but if you subscribe and then cancel and give the reason that it is too expensive you can often get a reduced price the next few mon
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by izzydata 3y ago
But the free versions all have ads so this is blatantly wrong. Even if there are paid "pro" versions that remove the ads. The only real reason someone is going to buy this is because it removes the ads. So the existence of the ads
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by izzydata 3y ago
I doubt subscriptions will entirely go away, but maybe some of them will. Things like software as a service often don't make sense to me. It seems like companies who used to make software and sold it as a complete package realized that
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by izzydata 3y ago
A slight tangent, but does anyone remember that fake commercial for Wood Milk? I feel like it was some ridiculous attempt by milk companies to make people think oat milk or almond milk is gross, but it just made me want some wood milk. Also
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by izzydata 3y ago
I wonder what it take to convince people some of the coast of Florida, much of California and other disaster areas are uninhabitable. I definitely wouldn't want to live in a home that is not insured or have insurance that is exceedingl
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by izzydata 3y ago
Also the video still exists after watching it so it has not been consumed.
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by izzydata 3y ago
The GDDR6X was already so fast that it was practically melting the chips. I hope Samsung and whoever is putting them in GPU and other boards can put a little more thought into heat dissipation.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Why should money be involved when interacting with friends on the internet? I don't think I get it at all.
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by izzydata 3y ago
"Those who forget history are condemned to repeat it" - George Santayana
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by izzydata 3y ago
I think there is something to be said about what is worth archiving. I don't know what it is that should be said though. It seems weird to me that as a society we might be saving things such as a 10 hour video of white noise for anothe
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by izzydata 3y ago
I don't see why they can't just charge a flat rate that is slightly above whatever the sum of all fees would be and then they sort it out themselves. Is it actually better for the consumer that they charge us $36.78 instead of $40
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by izzydata 3y ago
What stops you from writing data to a spinning disk HDD and then unplugging it and putting it in a safe?
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by izzydata 3y ago
That seems pretty good honestly for its intended use case.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I got the same thing and am very confused. They are the ones generating the image. Why did they generate porn if they don't allow it? Also apparently clothed teenagers are now pornographic? I think their image analysis needs some work.

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