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by kevinh 2y ago
Thomas Jefferson lived to 83. John Adams 90. Benjamin Franklin 84. James Madison 85. Plenty of people lived long lives back then.
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by kevinh 2y ago
The FAQ does indeed say that it's for children ages 8-12 years old, but the main page says the following: > EndeavorRx improves attention function in children 8‑17 with ADHD. I went back to look at older versions of the site, and so
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by kevinh 2y ago
They were vacationing in Argentina, not living there.
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by kevinh 2y ago
Surely there's more choice if these stores host apps that Apple refuses to (like real alternate browsers). Users will get the choice to install the apps. And no, not all apps will be on all stores. As for Fortnite not being on the app
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by kevinh 2y ago
This feature has existed since at least 2014.[1] I guess they're just advertising it now because AI is the new hotness? It's generally worked for me pretty well, although sometimes the sound gets a bit strange. [1] https:/&#
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by kevinh 2y ago
Why should I switch now and not at point 3 or 4 in that flow if your hypothetical ever comes to pass?
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by kevinh 2y ago
That's how you get content that's 90% pornography.
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by kevinh 2y ago
This protest did have a cost for them - they were fired.
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by kevinh 3y ago
Governments have been including same-sex couples in marriage laws because same-sex couples wish to get married and have politically agitated for that right. Marriage, as far as I can tell, is a concept that originated in different places wi
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by kevinh 3y ago
DMA does affect Google's ad business. See https://blog.google/around-the-globe/google-europe/an-update...
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by kevinh 3y ago
I'm not sure if anything has it built in, but Thief: The Dark Project (in 1998) had sound propagation. There's some discussion about it here: https://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=151206 . I wonder if y
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by kevinh 3y ago
Appears to be related to this case: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/65748302/in-re-apple-da... The document in question: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.40... N
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by kevinh 3y ago
I imagine that's an automated thing that flags new accounts with games that suddenly are very popular (maybe with lots of referrals from discord?).
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by kevinh 3y ago
This tweet apparently shows the slide in question: https://twitter.com/adamkovac/status/1710041764910846061
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by kevinh 3y ago
Seems like a platform base comprised of users who neither want to watch ads nor pay for an ad-free experience is not primed for success
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by kevinh 3y ago
Seemingly mostly due to extended family homes being rare here, as that doesn't count as single-parent in this way of measuring. Single parent USA: 23% Single parent world: 7% Extended family USA: 8% Extended family world: 38%
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by kevinh 3y ago
FLoC has been dead for over a year.
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by kevinh 3y ago
Probably Seinfeld.
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by kevinh 3y ago
As far as I can tell, in the United States you cannot lose your copyright, even if you don't defend it at all. A cursory glance suggests that BYU asserts the opposite (see Myth #11) https://copyright.byu.edu/copyright-m
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by kevinh 3y ago
For all we know, the game in question had images clearly aping some licensed characters. We don't know how stringent the policies are without clarification or examples of art found infringing. How did Valve know that the art was AI-gen
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by kevinh 3y ago
We already have a mechanism for handling tourists - hotels.
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by kevinh 3y ago
I'd wait for more information before making any assumptions about what Valve is doing here. So often these stories here are lacking context due to only one side trying to paint the situation in a very one-sided light.
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by kevinh 3y ago
The original iPhone had no App Store and thus no way to get third-party native apps at all. I don't know that the original premise is at all relevant now.
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by kevinh 3y ago
Communication through language seems like it's by its very nature enforcing your language on others.
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by kevinh 3y ago
And who would have been responsible for the inflated bloat?
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by kevinh 4y ago
It wasn't a logical conclusion.
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by kevinh 4y ago
A company can run itself without regard for anything but profit. That's been a winning strategy for quite a while now. There's no amount of money they can make that will prevent them being judged for it though. No one owes a compa
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by kevinh 4y ago
Unfortunately, from what I've heard, for your book to be on Kindle Unlimited it cannot be available elsewhere, so many smaller authors won't be available on other stores. I'm surprised Amazon hasn't gotten scrutiny for i
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by kevinh 4y ago
Some would disagree that opting into eating meat—supporting an industry that kills billions of animals each year—is better than any violation of privacy. As I'm sure you're aware, the majority of the population doesn't bat an
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by kevinh 4y ago
Yeah, the post you're responding to is missing that the responses to right-wing concerns about censorship were responding to "principled" free speech absolutism or a desire for government intervention. There were left-wing cr

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