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6y ago
Are you able to block youtube ads using pi-hole?
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6y ago
I agree with you, but I don't think it will be entirely about personal finances. Inner city living is a lifestyle that has high-highs (easy work commute if you work in the city, more vibrant social life, nearby public transit) and low-
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6y ago
I own rental property in suburbs outside Philadelphia, my tenant's lease was up end of May and demand was off the charts compared to previous years. Only anecdotal, but had multiple people mention they just wanted to get out of the inn
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6y ago
> you want to be stripping equity whenever possible to accelerate asset acquisition By "stripping equity" do you mean taking out home equity loans whenever possible? Or are there other efficient ways to strip equity?
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6y ago
Apple manually reviews the code of every app update. Why aren't they blocking this functionality from getting released in the first place? I feel like every time I submit an app update I get questioned about why my app needs access to
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6y ago
I think it seems a little dubious as well just considering the study was done with only 24 ppl. If it works, I'd imagine the mechanism is something on the cellular level, similar to how blue light disturbs sleep by stirring up activity
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6y ago
Could Stripe swoop in and make a play to become a third major CC option? I feel like they have the core infrastructure in place and are still nimble enough to make it happen if they wanted.
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6y ago
There's an active border dispute currently going on between India and China. Probably equivalent to early movement of a pawn in a game of chess.
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So is the primary concern about the lengths TikTok goes to scrape user data? Or more-so that it's a Chinese company scraping user data? I'd assume apps like fb/twitter/snapchat/etc scrape just as much. And since the
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6y ago
Maybe that's how watermelons grew in that specific yearly harvest? Or maybe he saw one like that in his lifetime and painted it like that since it's more aesthetically pleasing with the swirls?
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6y ago
> the broadened hacking conspiracy continues to allege that Assange conspired with Army Intelligence Analyst Chelsea Manning to crack a password hash to a classified U.S. Department of Defense computer. Can you imagine the euphoria in th
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6y ago
What this man did was a significant benefit to humanity, but an embarrassment to the US. Most American leaders probably wouldn't refute that on an individual level, but would be risking their political careers to openly admit it. Dropp
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6y ago
I think it's more likely that people already on the verge of "triggering" diabetes are simply more likely to catch coronavirus due to their general poor health and therefore weakened immune systems. Or at least they're m
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6y ago
The underlying topic here is free speech. I'm sure you were on-board with YouTube censoring the "Plandemic" video last month, right? You probably said "YouTube is a private company and they have the right to do whatever
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It sounds like they're demanding that Facebook censor content and advertisements, as long as it aligns with Patagonia's politics. And they are using the power of the mob to guilt trip other companies into joining them.
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6y ago
Facebook should indefinitely suspend any company who partakes in this from using their platform (advertising, fan pages, groups, etc). See how much those companies like censorship when it impacts their bottom line.
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6y ago
They're getting an awful lot of free advertising by grandstanding that they won't pay for advertising.
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6y ago
If that's their mindset with remote work, they probably have the "anti-adapt" mindset in other aspects of their business as well...which means they'll probably become dinosaurs and be out of business within the next 10 y
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6y ago
Not a good time to own commercial office real estate. Office rental rates will likely race to the bottom as more and more businesses decide to stay remote.
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6y ago
Could it be an issue with surpassed time relative to when it was initially built? A bunch of people mentioned their hardware is roughly 2 years old: 86400(seconds) * 365(days) * 2(years) = 63,072,000
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6y ago
How would you know? It would likely be under different leadership with different decision makers. And they would have to worry about a viable competitor that could steal away customers that get upset by blatant censorship in America.
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I can't wait until all this Silicon Valley censorship virtue signaling comes back to bite them in the ass. My prediction is it will come in the form of expedited monopolistic practice inquiries and significantly harsher penalties.
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6y ago
I wonder what the employee discount is
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Have we learned nothing from the past 2-3 weeks? Puff pieces like this don't accomplish anything. Need to find the next Jimmy Hoffa to lead a unionization effort, while putting safeguards in place within the union structure to make sur
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6y ago
In other words, they'll gladly accept heaps of additional application fee money while padding the "hardest college to get into" stats
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6y ago
Pornography mailed to neighbors...bloody pig mask...box delivered w/ live cockroaches....This story is clickbait GOLD
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I'm sure the people who made this decision at github will lay their heads on their luxury goose down pillows tonight thinking they've done their part to make the world just a little bit better. In reality, they didn't actua
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6y ago
As of 2 or so years ago, there's a bright flash every time a car drives through (taking the pic from the front). In PA, license plates aren't required on the front of cars...so what's the point of taking the pic from the fron
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6y ago
That is awesome and terrifying at the same time.
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6y ago
Sounds awesome. Is it just cameras attached to actual aircraft that takes pics upon takeoff/landing?
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