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by izzydata 6y ago
This isn't a direct link to the image. I'm pretty sure they removed it so that you couldn't use them as an image host.
692.
by izzydata 6y ago
I gave up on Dropbox when I could no longer open the context menu of a file in my Dropbox folder and click the "get link" button and then paste it to someone. It used to be a very useful piece of software.
693.
by izzydata 6y ago
Perhaps they should make a .gov website for official communication only. The government shouldn't be using Twitter for this purpose.
694.
by izzydata 6y ago
I wish we would all collectively agree not to use Twitter or consider it an inappropriate place for such communication. I don't know how Twitter became a serious enough platform for public figures to post on, but to me it still feels e
695.
by izzydata 6y ago
If you accidentally called GrubHub and asked if you were speaking directly to the restaurant, would they lie to you?
696.
by izzydata 6y ago
That is specifically what he is alluding to.
697.
by izzydata 6y ago
What about real-estate? Theoretically someone could buy up every property in an area and then price gouge anyone who wants to live there. They "could" just live somewhere else that is cheaper.
698.
by izzydata 6y ago
The position is disposable, not the person.
699.
by izzydata 6y ago
That seems irrelevant in this context as both Microsoft Word or Google Docs would fit the analogy in the same way.
700.
by izzydata 6y ago
There must be some data on lottery winners taking one lump sum and small payouts over time.
701.
by izzydata 6y ago
What if I live in San Fran, but just live in my car? That should save a lot of money.
702.
by izzydata 6y ago
WHO claims that 1.35 million people die per year across the whole world in car accidents.
703.
by izzydata 6y ago
I get the feeling that shutting countries down saved more lives from fatal car accidents than the coronavirus would have ever killed if left open.
704.
by izzydata 6y ago
Maybe it is just me, but I find these vehicles to be a gross blemish on an otherwise beautiful scene. Like a natural wonder that has been destroyed by humans.
705.
by izzydata 6y ago
If Nintendo offered N64 games to be purchased for the Switch people would still pay for them in droves. It's weird that they don't offer so much of their past works in any legitimate capacity.
706.
by izzydata 6y ago
I think it depends if you actually intend to learn something or not. College is really only what you make of it.
707.
by izzydata 7y ago
Having 10 times the amount of people show up at hospitals and having to turn away 80% of them and leave them to die would have been a pretty gruesome sight.
708.
by izzydata 7y ago
No active noise canceling?
709.
by izzydata 7y ago
I try not to buy anything that I haven't of my own free will realized I needed or really wanted and then sought out a solution for.
710.
by izzydata 7y ago
What are they trying to prevent? Mass image scraping? The people doing that are going to keep doing it regardless of any hoops they make them jump through. This just makes the registration process for normal users more annoying.
711.
by izzydata 7y ago
I wonder how many people here change what they say depending on whether it will get them more karma. Karma doesn't even do anything so I'm not sure why people would care.
712.
by izzydata 7y ago
But pollution seems to be able to dissipate quickly when abruptly stop polluting.
713.
by izzydata 7y ago
I don't know. Does anything really matter at all even when you are alive?
714.
by izzydata 7y ago
I'm not suggesting not trying. I'm just saying this won't be the final nail in the coffin for cheating.
715.
by izzydata 7y ago
It's nice to know that the earth starts to heal so quickly after humans are gone. Although by the time we are actually gone we might make it uninhabitable for other life too.
716.
by izzydata 7y ago
I agree that they should definitely inform you of the extent of the anti-cheat system. I have never been able to take online gaming seriously due to how easy it is to cheat and how many people there are in the world that simply don't c
717.
by izzydata 7y ago
Some of the first consumer level usb 3.0 webcams capable of 60 fps only came out a few years ago. Before that it was impossible to get such framerate on a webcam because usb 2.0 did not have enough bandwidth.
718.
by izzydata 7y ago
Replicators, brain backups maybe. Probably plenty of seemingly sci-fi technologies.
719.
by izzydata 7y ago
I feel like they could have come up with a better name.
720.
by izzydata 7y ago
It sounds rather peaceful to me.

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