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by jeffwask 2y ago
From 2 million to 7 million over 4 years while every metric continued to fall.
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You had me there for a second. :)
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The immoral part is that it never changed, and they still pay artists pennies on what they make off their work.
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I think coding skills don't lag as far behind with those who enjoy coding. It's a hell of a lot easier to learn and more accessible than it ever was. Plus applications like modding make learning fun. It's more systems, networ
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by jeffwask 2y ago
The dark ugly places I travelled on IRC or BBS as a youngster. I saw a lot.
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I was stunned to see that Haynes went to that model I used to have a manual for every car I owned
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I learned BASIC to screw with the demo computers at Sears and setup print loops.
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I replaced the engine on my 1983 Ford Bronco in my driveway year ago. I wouldn't even consider it with a modern car.
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by jeffwask 2y ago
Good reversal. Balatro did not deserve a PEGI 18. There's more gambling in FIFA.
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> "College campuses are the bane of our existence. You would think that college kids would be smart about these things but they are the absolute worst." This is a huge misconception about GenZ. Unlike Millennials and GenX who h
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The reality is even if one released that operated fully independently within a few years they'll be bought up and you'll be forced into someone's online ecosystem until they inevitably ruin the product. Until the cycle of rel
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I think a lot more American need to read the Constitution.
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> If a company goes bankrupt they can’t buy back the devices. Yes, but in this specific scenario the purchasing entity is far from bankrupt at least financially.
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And the results here are exactly why I will never be an early adopter of a $700 AI gadget
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https://www.wired.com/story/youtube-bitcoin-scam-account-hij...
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The motivation isn't financial but the impact to some of Google's biggest earners would be significant. Never mind the PR when Mr Beast and SSSniperwolf's personal details leak online.
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Honestly, that leaves straight up harassment of YouTubers by other YouTubers and fans off the table which by itself would motivate a few of them. Some of the same people who play in the black and grey hat worlds are the same people buying D
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I never really felt the need to try third party so no direct experience. I'm mostly going of how they have monetized the product. I would assume it is against EULA but I haven't seen them enforce it recently.
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by jeffwask 2y ago
Welcome to the two-tier legal system of the modern world. Why obey the law when the penalty is a rounding error?
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This is what I thought digital content would be two decades ago.
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2004-2018 - Don't Be Evil 2024 - What's our K/D ratio?
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I don't think Discord cares as long as their backend still gets to harvest all the data.
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This was the choice my grandfather made. Luckily, he was still competent enough to be allowed to make his own decision. He was 93 and couldn't see anymore, everything he loved was slowly being taken from him. He stopped all treatments
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I would guess it probably triggered a crisis. He did an interview last year? where he talked about how bad his health was and his smoking. I read he had to be evacuated but I'm not certain it's true. That would have been a major s
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Sad day for film fans and a sad day for Phillip Morris stockholders.
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Well, that hasn't worked thus far... The United States leads the world in total number of people incarcerated, with more than 2 million prisoners nationwide (per data released in October 2021 by World Prison Brief). This number is equi
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After moving to Texas, I adopted it for this reason. It's easy to slide in an no one will be offended.
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They lost me at, "And for the first time in two years, our DevOps team took uninterrupted vacations." which is an abject failure of leadership.
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Can you actually fire people who work for free at your "lean startup"? Sounds like another founder who is high on their own supply.
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I was on an MBTA train on the way home way after my office closed in a panic. We were stopped halfway by the MBTA police and made to stand outside on the platform in the bitter cold while they spent 30-60 minutes running sniffer dogs throug

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