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by jeromegv 4y ago
That hydro that went to you couldn’t be shared to the connected network and they had to power the rest of the network with gas instead. Unless you built your own dam, which I really doubt you did. Also unused hydro accumulates in the lake,
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It’s an account. Has nothing to do with how many platforms can run the game. Which is what this Call of Duty promise is about.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
> Identifying who was right after the fact is not useful Why not? It shows who was actually looking at the numbers and who was not buying on the popular narrative. This is a public company, now looking back, there are a lot of warning si
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by jeromegv 4y ago
I don't know about the UK parliament, but the Canadian parliament is quite similar in political structure and the "debates" at the chamber are a bit of a clown show as well. Just someone doing a speech and zingers, the same s
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Love to see people coming AFTER, telling everyone how wrong they were. Did you short SVB? You must have known it was coming right?
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Been with a laser Brothers for 10 years. Switched to a newer one 5 years ago but it’s only because I needed the wifi feature. Works great, no bullshit update software, stays connected to my wifi, never had to fight drivers or anything to ge
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by jeromegv 4y ago
What evidence do you expect? It's not like Twitter is going to show us a post morterm from their outage. Anyone who knows and uses twitter quite a bit can see that things have been wonky on the sites. Big users have mentioned tons of i
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It's not because Uber is worse that we have to accept Tesla's way of doing things. They have been lying to their customers about having full self driving available for years and now just admitted that some of their videos promotin
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by jeromegv 4y ago
> Many advertisers have returned Do you have a source for that?
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Does not matter how much activist push to boycott, they aren't the ones paying the bills. There's been activist calls to boycott facebooks for so many years now and it has hardly made a dent into Facebook ads spending because comp
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Sure he's trying to hardball, but he's also doing that with his Amazon bills, which can hardly be seen as a good sign.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Companies want you to file the dispute through their support system using their existing process. Once you file a dispute through the credit card company, the dispute process is moved to the credit card company and now the company has a LOT
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Yes, and? At the end of the day the knowledge is on Slack, whether you like it or not. Twitter lost more than 50% of their engineers in less than 3 months, of course they have a knowledge retention problem. Now it's shut down, where do
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by jeromegv 4y ago
CarPlay is definitely a huge improvement on that.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Depends on your niche, in the people I follow, majority of the big accounts did move to Mastodon and my feed was replaced by a bunch of garbage ads (as I was no longer able to use my 3rd party app). So yes, I did move to Mastodon as well. I
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by jeromegv 4y ago
He’s been siding with the Saudi so in terms of autocratic government he’s well in bed with them.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
In general Europe tends to provide a stronger social net. Not just labor laws but what happens when you are out of job, have disability, etc. Some might argue that the poor are less poor and the rich are less rich (less disparity) which ove
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by jeromegv 4y ago
They have been selling TVs for many years.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
> 3) Coal won't go away as long as conservatives are in power in the house - they love coal. Doesn't matter what politicians think. As long as they don't start giving coal away or pure subsidies for it, if coal keeps being
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Any source for that? Quick google search seems to imply otherwise https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/natural-gas/natural-gas-...
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by jeromegv 4y ago
It's also the mentality that somehow someone receiving money from the government is "stealing", but leaves totally out of the equation people that have extorted a crazy amount of wealth on themselves by enduring dangerous and
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by jeromegv 4y ago
That's not exactly what they bet, because anyone knows that it would be dumb, including them. What you have to look at is e-commerce adoption as a % of retail. This % is increasing every year since the end of the 90s. It was about 10%
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by jeromegv 4y ago
If you're not storing their card (and really you shouldn't), you cannot "re-run" their card.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Not sure what your point is exactly? Feminism and LGBTQ rights did not start in the 80s either.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Because telling your boss you will be spending the next 3 working days going through all your password might not be the best use of time and might want to spread it out a bit. Especially when most of them are obscure website that are not li
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Except the country spend a lot of energy trying to defend Russian oligarchs in their banking systems and preventing Ukraine from getting supplies. A « neutrality » that somehow seems to fall a lot on the side of Russia.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Sure but PayPal in North America is not competing against EU. It is competing with Square, Stripe, etc, and those fees are quite close to those other companies.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
They never mentioned publicly, they never communicated it. But you can likely guess that this is about ads.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
Some 3rd party apps did mention before they would comply with such a rule if an ads API existed. But they don't exist and now with almost no dev left at twitter, it was unlikely to happen anyway.
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by jeromegv 4y ago
You are totally misreading the situation. They are FORCED to shut down the product because Twitter just changed their terms of service today and banned all 3rd party apps. There is nothing else to do, there is no "choice" here. 3r

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