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by jsgo 8y ago
You agree that they can serve them to you. Blocking them kind of stops that, yeah? 8 Rights you grant us In consideration for the rights granted to you under the Agreements, you grant us the right (1) to allow the Spotify Service to use the
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by jsgo 8y ago
You get married. The agreement between you and your significant other is that both parties will be faithful and to perform various duties within the relationship. Also, if the marriage is ended, both parties leave with their individual thin
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by jsgo 8y ago
Okay, but your agreement with Spotify on the free tier is "we provide music, you agree to be subject to our ads." If you block the ads, they can then yank the music. Personally, I haven't jumped on the streaming music thing (
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by jsgo 8y ago
I can kind of see where you're attempting to go with this, but even then, it seems more like the fault is on Facebook and not Snopes. At best, maybe create a "false-by-means-of-satire" (to differentiate true or true-ish one
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by jsgo 8y ago
That is true, I just didn't want someone reading about it for the first time to think UV was limited purely to the codes in DVD/Bluray boxes.
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by jsgo 8y ago
This is true, there’s also the aspect that if you bought a movie on Vudu and opened an account on Flixster or some other UV service, the UV compatible (all?) movies would show up there too (not just the code entered ones).
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by jsgo 8y ago
Maybe in the sense of articles it can be of benefit, but with video or images it can be bereft of context which can stray, intentionally or not, towards misinformation.
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by jsgo 8y ago
beyond adding more story or visual add ins, what is a game that can't be completed without DLC? Never played Battlefront 2 (or 1 for that matter) and those tend to be tossed out there so I can't confirm or deny that one. Diablo 3
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by jsgo 8y ago
I didn't go into game development, even though that's why I started to learn programming, precisely for this reason. While I hope that the issues you mention above plus the cycle of game launching after a massive deadline crunch l
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by jsgo 8y ago
My guess is they meant 10TB as it would be a more "equal" comparison: 1 10TB drive 10 1TB drives
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by jsgo 8y ago
Haven't read this one yet, but Seagates from what I saw in these tended to be okay. It was Western Digital that had, surprisingly, the most issue (which is unfortunate, considering I finally figured out the cheaper method using Best Bu
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by jsgo 8y ago
Whew. So I'm not sure if I'd go this route, but I empathize to a degree. I have so many games between Steam, Origin, Uplay, Battle.NET, Epic Games, and other misc. launchers that it is near impossible to keep up. At this point, an
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by jsgo 8y ago
Honestly, do I like the Gold/Ultimate/etc. editions? Not particularly (I can stomach it better if there is a minus core game cost upgrade package so I can buy the core and then if I decide I do like the game, upgrade after), but I
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by jsgo 8y ago
Or could be perceived as a diversion to allow the person enough time to get down their makeshift rope.
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by jsgo 8y ago
that's fair. I'm not saying get rid of other designs, just saying there is interest in smaller devices. I personally don't have an issue holding mine with or without a case, though I had a Samsung Galaxy Edge so I became accu
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by jsgo 8y ago
I bought the iPhone X because it was almost iPhone 8 Plus at iPhone 8 size. But if there were a iPhone SE2 that followed the “all screen design” and was almost an iPhone 8 in an iPhone 5s body? Sign me up. I don’t think Xperia matters much
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by jsgo 8y ago
it was the minimum recommended by Oculus and may've been for Vive too, can't remember, at one point. But I think what they're saying is you can conceivably work on VR/AR without having world beating hardware (it really o
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by jsgo 8y ago
...because this story presumes that 5G support is somehow vital to mobile phones. It isn’t. ... But the important question to ask here is why that speed difference matters for mobile phone users? It doesn’t. 5G is no killer app. ———- Stoppe
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by jsgo 8y ago
His pitch on the solar tiles that would cost* at or less a typical shingled roof had me incredibly sold, but it seems that has taken a back seat as of late in his endeavors. Yeah, would love an electric car, but until they hit the $35k pric
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by jsgo 8y ago
Personally, I don’t carry cash on me. The only time I use it (kid’s lunches, lottery tickets for office pool (I refuse to be left behind in the unlikely event they win, otherwise wouldn’t play), and spur of the moment things requiring cash&
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by jsgo 8y ago
I personally have no issue with someone wanting "apolitical currency" but it seems silly to chastise (not saying you're doing that here, seems closer to dancing close to that line but not going over) people for preferring the
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by jsgo 8y ago
There are also a number of people who primarily share content rather than create/write it as well. Me, I personally treat it like a blog in the sense that I'm there to either "like" it, go past it, or go to the comments
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by jsgo 8y ago
I think my hope, with the massive amount of SSN data that Equifax has, was that we'd see the SSN system being looked at to convert to something almost like a private/public key type of system where if someone obtains someone'
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by jsgo 8y ago
I'd say some Americans. Social Security Numbers and Credit Cards kind of get people going, but basically anything else elicits a "meh." Shocking and sad that the Equifax hack and bungling didn't get more people going tha
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by jsgo 8y ago
Kind of shocked Black Honey by Thrice isn’t on there. One of the better uses of metaphor in a song I’ve heard.
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by jsgo 8y ago
I don't disagree with anything you're saying here, but I don't know what it has to do with Microsoft having a say in how Chromium/Blink is developed or what directions it may take.
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by jsgo 8y ago
Google forked Blink off of WebKit because they couldn't dictate the pace. I highly doubt that Microsoft is going to have much of a voice in the matter. I imagine they'll appreciate Microsoft essentially making Chrome work better w
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by jsgo 8y ago
I might be misunderstanding your first paragraph, but I'm not saying that the exponent is constant, just the base. What I was saying is if the rules of the site allow for all lower, all upper, special characters, and numerals, the sum
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by jsgo 8y ago
Novice in the area, so grain of salt (and if you can correct me where I'm wrong, that'd be great. All for learning): 1) I don't think the base changes nor the exponent deviates from the character approach (in reference to the
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by jsgo 8y ago
That depends on your definition of Microsoft-y. Microsoft's "new" (kind of old at this point, but hey) direction trends towards what I'd ideally want out of a larger enterprise that works with development. In a lot of wa

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