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>Sim City was launched by maxis a studio that has little (apparent) online knowledge Sim City was launched by EA. Very little of "Maxis" existed when that product came out. It was entirely an EA project and EA has ample experie
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So if you admit that EA releases buggy, unfinished games and has a tendency to not be able to handle large influxes of users on launching products why would a critique of a framework for an online service (of which they have a TERRIBLE tr
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Reddit's /r/videos Isn't Letting Anyone Post Videos
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You should tell the government that.
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>For those who are using the argument that other countries do it too: No. >...valid pro-Russian arguments are down voted for no reason, while 'Fuck Russia' posts are up voted. The same with stories. But this is folly, not ma
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They do.
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I saw this all over reddit when that airplane was shot down over Ukraine. Vote brigading and shill accounts corrupted reddit long ago. These tactics have probably been in use since before reddit even existed. The internet is essentially a
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Thank you for illuminating this for everyone.
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Iceland's Population: 323,002
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This, but also, IQ isn't an exact score, right? Wouldn't this fit snugly within the margin of error? Not only that, but are people even still using IQ as a metric of intelligence? As I understand it IQ is only a measure of one ty
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>A modern, publishing toolchain, simply taking you from ideas to finished, polished books. This commas here don't work in my opinion. Bad start for a book site. "A modern publishing toolchain. Simply taking you from ideas to fi
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Have you ever clicked an ad? Do you think your target audience clicks ads? You'd be surprised at how few people click them. If I wasn't at work right now I'd love to go into how some of these people trashing search are flat w
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So if you count out birth defects and dimorphisms that have no weight on "gender" you have an insignificant amount of variance. Sounds to me like someone is reaching to make science match the way they feel about gender.
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>sometimes we use science to justify intolerance, and time and again the science has caught up with what people have reported as their own life experience. Do you have any examples of this?
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Can anyone explain to me why I should give a site like buzzfeed the time of day when discussing a serious topic? I don't even care if they're right. Buzzfeed has never, ever been a credible source for information of any kind.
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Someone should bring this to Windows...
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>I think the notion that we should sanction education (on top of the existing sanctions) is just playing by the already broken playbook we (the rest of the world) have been to date. We are feeding their propaganda machine on how evil we