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kissickas
7y ago
Thanks! Wow, Cake looks terrible. I wish someone would just fork reddit and stop trying to make it look cute. Dense text may not be beautiful from afar but it looks so much better from a user's perspective than acres of whitespace and
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The first one you're referencing is voat.co. I can't remember the name of the second, but I do remember cute-looking dinosaurs all over the place and I think that's the one you're talking about. Side note - I thought Vic
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NYC has an impressively low homicide rate, if there is such a thing, and has become a very safe city in the last decade or two. https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-york-citys-murder-rate-hit-...
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7y ago
Interesting. It's also lacking side-view mirrors, but I haven't heard anything about how they managed that.
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My information got leaked by OnePlus last year and I got hit with some minor credit card fraud. At least I didn't get hit this time... One would think that companies would step up their security after a breach.
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7y ago
No side-view mirrors, you mean? Or is this lacking a rear-view mirror?
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The number of words matters. It's a pretty common pattern. noun: Can you share your login? verb: Check the URL before you log in. noun: Is that a turnoff for you? verb: Turn off the TV when you leave the room.
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7y ago
It mentions the Gulf royals in the same way it mentions Jay-Z and Beyoncé.
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Well, now we know what Yang will be talking about in the debate next week.
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I get the filters, but why the second screenshot? Aren't you just adding more hypothetical tracking pixels with that step?
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I agree it's high, but these are all state schools. You're picking the out-of-state tuition number that's not supposed to be subsidized by local taxes. It's far easier to raise tuition on out-of-state kids so that has ha
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7y ago
Did you mean shockingly inexpensive? UNC Chapel Hill (what I assume you mean by North Carolina) costs students from the state $8,834 USD. Out-of-state tuition is $33,916. I would not call either number "shockingly expensive." Mich
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> Personally I think someone required to have a degree (master's for quoted salary), continued education requirements, and licensing earning under $50K/year starting is too low. Take away the master's degree (which many te
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Love your personal website.
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> California lawmakers approved a statewide rent cap on Wednesday covering millions of tenants, the biggest step yet in a surge of initiatives to address an affordable-housing crunch nationwide. As though California is at all symptomatic
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7y ago
Same on Android. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.t11.skyvie... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.t11.skyvie...
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The Strength of the Dollar Is Leading to a Currency War, and Not Just with China
(cassandracapital.net)
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Some credit card companies will handle this kind of thing for you. Just tell them you've tried to cancel your subscription and explain the situation.
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Why does the article say they got "every Android phone in the area" - are iPhones using Google Maps not going to get picked up as well?
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He said "when necessary," and in the context of evildoing. Not "when convenient" or "when profitable."
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That is annoying although it is completely at the discretion of Apple. Luckily most of my contacts use WhatsApp or Telegram anyway.
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Sure, IANAL and don't know the legality of handing out my password to people because I've never had the need to do so. But I take it that you agree the "unlocked window" analogy is not a good one.
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7y ago
Handing someone the key to your house doesn't imply granting them permission to enter, though?
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> SAO PAULO, Brazil — First, Brazil announced it would take foreign aid away from projects to protect the Amazon rainforest and give it instead to cattle and soybean farmers. > Next, Germany and Norway froze tens of millions of dolla
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Interesting article. One thing that wasn't made clear - who is holding the new Chinese debt? Chinese consumers are the first borrowers, I assume, but then are local banks borrowing from the Chinese central bank? Is the central bank the
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What are T bar signs? A Google Images search yields equivocal results.
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Sorry for the late reply, but I just tried a clear cache+refresh and it still loads the image fine.
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Works fine with NoScript and everything blacklisted. Firefox 66.0.4 for Fedora
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In a much tighter image. The last picture with the older building gives the viewer almost no choice to look around, beyond, or even above the building when compared to the first one. There may be some truth to the statement in the title, bu
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7y ago
Creating a large number of jobs across different regions of the country and being responsible for the strength of the petrodollar are two highly consequential factors that need to be mentioned when explaining why the government is propping
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