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jeromegv
2y ago
Mastodon is pretty open as well. Just won’t be the entire firehouse due to the decentralized nature of it.
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jeromegv
2y ago
Not the same demographic but their last large attempt at live was through a Love is blind reunion. It was the same thing, millions of people logging in, epic failure, nothing worked. They never tried to do a live reunion again. I suppose th
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jeromegv
2y ago
> I hardly even understand what Salesforce does. I thought it was a sales lead/CRM software. I didn't even know it has an ecommerce function Salesforce Commerce is an entirely different stack than Saleforce CRM. It's essen
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jeromegv
2y ago
Which global platforms? I can talk of Canada and every social media network that sell ads in Canada also has an office in the country and must follow laws. Of course the organic reach can be manipulated, but the influence seems to be still
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2y ago
Less than 1% of the population would understand this bill. What concerns people on the day to day is quite different and that’s what the government is talking about (housing, immigration, policing, health care, dental care, pharmacies etc).
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jeromegv
2y ago
Money supply increased but lots of money went into corporations. Not just into individuals pocket.
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jeromegv
2y ago
Sure, and I do agree we should tax more if people owns 3, 4 or 5 homes. But in most cases those investors are just renting out again. So they don’t reduce the pool of housing. So they might increase the purchase price, but they contribute t
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2y ago
So why did Elon complained when Twitter censored the Laptop Biden leak? This was the same policy, documents obtained via hacks.
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X (Twitter) blocks links to hacked JD Vance dossier
(theverge.com)
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Yeah that’s the biggest issue. I remember when it launched and it was invite only. If they indeed opened the registration at some point nobody knew about it. So they really failed at promoting whatever they were trying to do.
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2y ago
We are on a forum, having a discussion. Not everyone disagreeing is someone shouting you down. Nobody called each other an idiot here.
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2y ago
It’s a social network. Do you expect Facebook or Twitter to be your primary content database? But I do agree UX could and should be better
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2y ago
I can't read the article because it's paywalled but I have a feeling this is more about competing with Facebook marketplace. eBay is for cross-country selling, which is very expensive to do for furniture with all shipping cost and
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2y ago
They jail people for antisemitic and nazi speech, if for you this is "non-violent", I have a history lesson on 1939-1945 to show you.
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2y ago
You are proving this is a management issue. You took steps to address the issue. Fired people who didn’t listen. The fact they thought they could do it without consequences means they never got into trouble by management at other job sites.
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2y ago
Imagine if they were closing accounts of families of Israelis living in the US because they called their family in Jerusalem. Would you make the same assumption?
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2y ago
Anything more you can say on the topic? Does it make it a poor book? Where was the author wrong?
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2y ago
It’s the least worse option of the two options. And yes it’s been useful to reduce coal. But it’s still not good enough. Countries who don’t rely on methane gas (there’s no need to call it natural gas) have substantially lower co2 emissions
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2y ago
Same happens in the St Lawrence river / seaway in Canada.
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2y ago
Venezuela has Caracas Chronicles, which is great. https://www.caracaschronicles.com/
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2y ago
I just don’t buy the argument that because most sophisticated attacks exist, then 2FA isn’t useful. 2FA protects you from someone getting access to a leaked password. They still can’t connect even with user and password, without doing a ver
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2y ago
Bike lanes success are well measured and will often carry more people than a car lanes will.
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2y ago
As if people don’t get hit by other drivers.
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2y ago
Etsy does not charge a markup. Etsy has fees but seller decide their pricing.
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2y ago
The thing with handmade and unique items is that the definition of “as advertised “ differs quite a lot. Your definition is not the same as mine. Also customer tend to game that to get free products which makers hate.
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That’s what happened in my network in canada. It was ICQ first, then MSN became popular while Hotmail was becoming popular and people moved away from icq to msn. Once the switch happened, Icq disappeared very quickly.
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> #3 will be solved by human ingenuity It already started, billions of dollars in losses, with no real solution in sight.
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2y ago
Ships and planes are so different in their regulations and safety measures, it's not even close or comparable.
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2y ago
When I see aid trucks being attacked by the army but also by protestors while the UN declares millions of people at risk of starvation, I know we are past a “hot war”.
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jeromegv
3y ago
Did you link your domain to Google Webmaster tools? It will let you know what your domain reputation is.
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