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11y ago
Oyster shut down?? That may explain why I haven't had to spambox any of their emails in a while.
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Yeah, understood, but what I mean is that I don't want to watch 17 year old bootleg tapes that random people have uploaded to YouTube, I want Viacom or somebody to actually put this content online in whatever is the best quality they h
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I'm not sure about most. I know plenty of people who own no such things but still have the trucks.
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I have this experience probably about half the time I'm shopping on Amazon (which I do a lot of). If you look in the comments/reviews for many items there will be dozens of people saying e.g. "product shipped was not the prod
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Yes, but it's very hit and miss, they tend to leave a lot to be desired re quality, a lot of them are mirror-imaged to get around automatic copyright detection, or the sound is bad, or...and so on.
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11y ago
Very cute project. It makes me wish that there were really a way to watch some of this stuff.
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"When you’re watching your favorite Food Network show and Coca-Cola is used as an ingredient, do you know that Coke is paying the chef? It never occurred to me." Why wouldn't it occur to someone that a brand-name product used
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By "Hogwarts" they mean "a school"?
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11y ago
Not a total solution, but e.g. edited posts/comments on Facebook are clearly marked and have links to a diff.
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Naked Cities – The death and life of urban America
(newyorker.com)
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How Alabama's Meth Lab Law Is Unfairly Punishing Pregnant Women
(propublica.org)
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I hope our favorite fast casual dining establishments carry on the tradition of singing bad and awkward “Happy Birthday To You” substitutes in spite of this
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That Dominique Venner was "well regarded" tells us all we need to know about the French public's "intellectual" interests.
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I really appreciate this guy's devotion to shoelace tying, and I especially appreciate that this is the website where I figured out how to tie my shoes so that the laces lay horizontally rather than heel to toe. All my life nobody had
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States where sexual orientation or gender identity are protected are still in the minority in the US
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A key component of being middle class in the Victorian era was enthusiastically embracing new technology! A Victorian would kick your ass for not using a smartphone if it's available to you.
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11y ago
The idea that facial skin needs to be aggressively exfoliated daily or multiple times daily is one of the bigger lies the cosmetic industry has sold us, and we'll all pay for it.
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11y ago
Any useful comparison of libraries to file sharing ends at believing both are just places where Stuff Is and you can go and get it for free. It's to our collective benefit that libraries are much more than that.
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Broke
(everydayshouldbesaturday.com)
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This doesn't result in very readable markup or have any of the benefits of actual inline CSS, so I don't really see the need here.
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Dustin clearly doesn't follow @cher if he thinks there's no meaningful interaction with celebrities going on on Twitter
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11y ago
Yeah, one of the links in that article was to another one she wrote about him, so it seems she plans on getting a lot of mileage out of his misfortune despite not really being in contact with him.
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The use case just from the demo on the first page looks reasonable: you're on an airplane (or a train or in a car far from civilization) and you want to look at your travel itinerary/hotel's address/see the check-in time
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Are you saying "Iranian" is the correct term for all the people living in past and present day Iran? Because that's...wrong.
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It's true the weight and shape of the bob will have an effect on the air friction applied to the system, but for a pendulum of this scale, the effect of adding a coin or two will be a negligible change in drag compared to the relativel
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Just the length, rather. The mass has no effect on the period.
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Where I used to live, the POTS lines were on separate poles from the power lines in a lot of areas, and the phone lines were far and away more robust than the power lines. During the winter, snow would routinely take out the power in huge a
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That's true, but I think most people will feel obligated to since they're paying for it anyway, and landline phones are cheap.
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I think as telecom-as-a-service grows and facilitates further and further automation of this kind of thing, we may see the growth of phone call spam filtering the same way we have with email. Of course, telemarketing is nothing new, and so
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11y ago
For a lot of subscribers in the US, telephone is bundled with cable TV and internet packages. trying to purchase one or the other or both without the all-in-one bundle is usually more expensive. Also, at least in my market, I've been s
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