jeromegv

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901.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Yes. You calling other people for virtue signalling is a form of virtue signalling in itself. Don’t you realize how ridiculous and useless this argument is?
902.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Ah yes, all those workers that just got infected at Home Depot definitely felt safe being at work. Employers are working hard for their safety!
903.
by jeromegv 6y ago
No Canadian political leaders instructed people to claim it when they don't qualify.
904.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Which jobs have been lost by the master/slave debate? I see people losing job after harassing Black bird watchers in park due to public outrage, but I don't see a lot based on those vocabulary discussion.
905.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Yes. First you attribute what Japan is to how the US rebuilt it, when in fact this society has thousands of years of history before the US. Sure we can't deny US influence after WW2 and how integrated they are in the global economy, th
906.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Same for the history, I much prefer it in Safari than Chrome. It looks like Chrome make it worthless on purpose so that we use Google instead of looking through our history.
907.
by jeromegv 6y ago
If China actually had the population of the US in a single city, they wouldn’t be selling cars. There wouldn’t be enough physical space. People would take the subway. May be you’re not actually looking at things in a common sense way.
908.
by jeromegv 6y ago
I love how people totally ignore the million of daily users based on their personal experience. If it was essentialy unusable, there wouldn’t be millions of people on it.
909.
by jeromegv 6y ago
I’m not sure if you’re being dense on purpose. They are not just excerpt. They are taking full on paragraph of content. We aren’t talking of the meta description here. It’s taking so much content that you don’t need to click anymore. Google
910.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Isn't carbon offset also someone else problem? Can't we argue that it is a bigger problem?
911.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Checkout moz! Very straightforward
912.
by jeromegv 6y ago
What are your suggestions? Genuinely curious as I find the iOS integration quite excellent, it lets me pick from 1Password directly on the password prompt.
913.
by jeromegv 6y ago
What's the proportion of commercial landlords that have a mortgage to pay? Because when their building is already paid, interruption of rent isn't really impacting them.
914.
by jeromegv 6y ago
This is a wrong way to prove your point because we don't know how many tweets and accounts were actually taking down for threatening violence.
915.
by jeromegv 6y ago
How much is cable those days? That would require at least 10-12 streaming services.
916.
by jeromegv 6y ago
The point I believe is that you can't say that "independent media" is now such a strong force when the amount of people that have achieved success within that field is incredibly small (compared to existing large media). Can
917.
by jeromegv 6y ago
True, much cheaper to steal than paying creators.
918.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Looks like you were more looking for a reason not to have to pay anymore. Point of netflix is to watch content, not the UX of the home page.
919.
by jeromegv 6y ago
But you can still do it with search operators? It’s just more inconvenient but the feature is still there. Doubt that was why
920.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Not sure why Youtube thinks its a kids video, but the preventing of saving to a list is may be because of child predators targeting videos featuring kids? https://news.yahoo.com/t-suspends-youtube-ad-spending-203549...
921.
by jeromegv 6y ago
It's an insurance model in Quebec, similar to employment insurance, where both employer and employee contribute. In theory that means that everything that is contributed by employers/employee gets into that pool and only get spent
922.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Last week I noticed that my credit card number had been stolen. But only for UberEats, I had tons of UberEats transaction of $30-$50. It's not my UberEats account that was stolen because I logged in in my account and I had not ordered
923.
by jeromegv 6y ago
It’s also possible that if the premise of your product is being free for broke people, there’s just no path to profitability or even subsistance. You always anger your base, whatever you do. And then your platform becomes irrelevant as it f
924.
by jeromegv 6y ago
I also rely a lot on the history and that's why I dislike Chrome. It looks like they make the history a pain in the butt on purpose just so that people rely on google to find what they need. I keep my history for a full year in Safari
925.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Well you need to enable the option. If that fits you, it's pretty convenient. On Mobile tabs just get to accumulate and I don't have time/interest to close them all.
926.
by jeromegv 6y ago
Nobody is against enforcing better behaviors from developers, the issue is that they are not telling anyone what those issues are. I don't know why you can always count on someone to defend a multi-billion corporation against small com
927.
by jeromegv 6y ago
My issue is that whatsapp really compress the photos. But decent workaround.
928.
by jeromegv 6y ago
The fact you have to ask this question is the answer, of course the OP did not read the article.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Those services will be there no matter what, true. And yes you can use it to discover new restaurant. But YOU, as an individual, can decide to not use them. Another thing I suggest is for you to ask the manager / owner of the small res
930.
by jeromegv 6y ago
In Canada you can't call yourself an engineer unless you studied engineering in university and went through licensing. It's not really enforced in tech, but for me the definition is someone who at the minimum studied an engineerin

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