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by jm4 5y ago
It's ok. It certainly doesn't hurt to try it. I tried using it as a daily driver a couple times and went back to Firefox. In my opinion, Vivaldi is better than Brave and I also prefer it to Firefox.
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by jm4 5y ago
I think "The Great Resignation" is an excuse bad bosses use to explain why they can't retain employees. There has definitely been an attitude shift and a re-prioritization over the past couple years that I think has resulted
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by jm4 5y ago
I would have thought the same several years ago. At age 40+, 1080p on a laptop is still good. Even at 1080p, I have to go into accessibility settings to enlarge text. I'm pretty much out of the market for 4k screens on laptops these da
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by jm4 5y ago
Knowing what I know after 2 years of Tesla ownership, I would cancel any order until they actually release the feature. I was foolish enough to buy the FSD option and it's a joke. They were claiming "by the end of the year" b
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by jm4 5y ago
When I was hospitalized for covid, they were giving me zinc (among other things) every day.
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by jm4 5y ago
I hate this app. It's such a lousy experience trying to park if you only occasionally use a metered lot. You get out there and have to download this thing in a garage with bad signal or you're trying to reset your password. I don&
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by jm4 6y ago
I think you articulated it well. It trivializes life. Countless animals die horrifically for science, but much of it is ultimately in the pursuit of valuing human life. This is something different. This animal has been reduced to a device a
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by jm4 6y ago
24 seconds in
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I'm not buying the idea that the animals somehow benefit from this. I'm not necessarily against animal testing either. But it's one thing to test on animals to develop lifesaving cures and another thing entirely sure to exper
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by jm4 6y ago
That was difficult to watch. While the technology is impressive, it is sickening to watch. The part where they can pair the phone via bluetooth made me want to vomit. It is obviously unnatural, but I can't quite put my finger on it. So
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by jm4 6y ago
Infection is more safe. Mass infection is not. I was recently hospitalized with covid and got the experimental cocktail (remdesivir, convalescent plasma, dexamethasone, azithromycin, anti-clotting drugs, zinc, D, C, probiotics) that only be
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by jm4 6y ago
I'm young, I was in good overall health, I took precautions, I developed covid symptoms 2 weeks ago and I'm fighting it off in a hospital right now. I came in with partially collapsed lungs and pneumonia. I'm expected to be h
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by jm4 6y ago
He sells hot sauce that's carried by major stores, owns restaurants and who knows what he has made from gaming. He streams on Twitch and puts up some ridiculous Donkey Kong scores even if they aren't close to the current world rec
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by jm4 6y ago
I didn't realize they generate that much money. When you put it in those terms, he looks even better. In any case, I think the guy has done a pretty good job.
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by jm4 6y ago
I disagree. Tim Cook has been pretty solid. He's no Steve Jobs, but he's done a fine job. Although he hasn't produced any new cash cows so far, he's been a decent steward of the ones they already had and he's taken
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by jm4 6y ago
This is ridiculous on so many levels. Who are you to tell someone else how they should spend their money? Not sure how you arrived at your estimate of production either. Are you basing it on how many units they produced of some completely d
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by jm4 6y ago
So true. It's like they forget what made them popular in the first place. What was special about Netflix was this large library of on-demand content and things you may not find anywhere else. I think what early adopters liked about it
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by jm4 6y ago
Netflix is horrible. It's slowly turning back into broadcast TV. And this whole data-driven approach to everything is infuriating. Complain about how something works? Netflix says the data proves you wrong. How long did it take them to
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by jm4 6y ago
The market is also incredibly shortsighted most of the time. Trump being obnoxious and overall just bad - depending on your perspective - and Trump being right to want to do something about China are not mutually exclusive. It was a growing
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by jm4 6y ago
Disney wasn't the first to do that. A number of new movies have come out at that price point for a very short window this year before becoming available for purchase or rental. I don't think it's accurate to compare these mov
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by jm4 6y ago
And he's the guy who eventually turned it around. You're certainly entitled to your opinion, but I think it's a little silly to write them off over old stuff that they're no longer engaged in when there are bigger fish t
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by jm4 6y ago
Then there are a lot of companies you won't be buying products from. IBM did work for the Nazis. Popular Japanese car companies made fighter planes used at Pearl Harbor. American auto companies sympathized with Nazis. Household brands
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by jm4 6y ago
Look to what they do for the government now to get an idea of what they will monetize 10 years from now. Most of the crowd here is probably too young to remember when room 641A was exposed. Several years later, we had Snowden reveal even mo
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by jm4 6y ago
So... Apple has a say in how or when a company communicates with its own customers inside of an app the company developed and customer chose to use simply because that app is running on an iPhone. This is asinine.
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by jm4 6y ago
It's not that bad. You get a crappy release once in a while and it gets fixed within a week or a month at the most. And most of those bugs are in new features they continue to add after I've bought the car. Meanwhile, my Chevy has
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by jm4 6y ago
I have a Tesla and also had a Wrangler until a few weeks ago. Nobody is buying either one for fit and finish. The Wrangler was a total piece of crap and it drives like a pregnant rollerskate. You feel like you could be seconds from death an
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by jm4 6y ago
In some cultures it's common to give kids coffee. My parents didn't give me coffee when I was a kid but my wife's parents started giving it to her at an early age. My kids both drink coffee. My older one started on black coff
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by jm4 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrophenyl_pentadienal
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by jm4 6y ago
How about don't buy it? Here's another question. Is it reasonable to buy a product, knowing that it works a particular way, and then expect the law to change in order to change the way that product works?
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by jm4 6y ago
Mozilla certainly has its faults, but how is generating revenue an indication of how far they have fallen? Why don't you contribute to the project for free? Most of us aren't going to do that so it's a little unreasonable to

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