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kodt
1y ago
Yeah I know you could get a basic model Corolla for around $12k in 2006 or so.
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1y ago
No one wants to consume plastic however, while with sugar and alcohol consuming it is the goal. What is the upside to consuming plastic?
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1y ago
Flagging them will clean it up for a while, but I find eventually it will show you a few more here and there. If you stop scrolling and ogle for a little bit then it starts feeding you more again.
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1y ago
It seems to largely be a mirror for tik-tok these days.
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1y ago
I assumed it would take longer than 21 Days based on the title alone.
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1y ago
HDFury has multiple devices that can do it, but they are fairly expensive. Many of the cheap HDMI 1x2 splitters on Amazon also strip HDCP on the secondary output. You can check reviews for hints.
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2y ago
>it's not advertising if it's on their own website Is SEO advertising though?
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2y ago
Webpages also have the ability to capture far more data about who is viewing the ad, with the use of tracking cookies, browser fingerprinting etc..
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2y ago
>- Advertising and marketing are when an entity pays some other entity to transmit content So all usage of the internet would apply?
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2y ago
You forget that people used to get spammed with catalogs, and you could opt-out of them with the postal service because it was such a problem. Receiving too many catalogs or magazines is absolutely a negative form of advertising, even thoug
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2y ago
Well money must be exchanged to put up a sign outside of your business. Therefore it would be illegal.
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2y ago
Yeah, they aren't really suitable for heavy workloads.
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2y ago
I have a 14 year old T420, I upgraded the processor, ram, hard drive, battery, and wifi chip several years ago which really sped it up and gave it more usable life. Still runs great for most things.
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2y ago
Interesting that Mitchell won his case against Twin Galaxies. It sounded like the expert testimony supporting his claim that the video defects could occur from a "malfunctioning cabinet" was not believed by anyone knowledgeable in
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2y ago
Not as bad as this HDMI cable claiming it has "anti-virus protection to reduce virus noises". https://www.zdnet.com/article/this-xbox-hdmi-cable-has-anti-... https://www.gamesmen.com.au/cable-
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2y ago
If the dog was familiar with pills and already had an aversion to them, which is typically the case when people resort to using peanut butter, it is possible the dog would be suspicious and just try to lick the peanut butter and avoid the p
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2y ago
You have avoided answering by changing the scenario. Deception was implied. I'll take that as my assumption being correct and you were simply too proud to admit it.
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2y ago
I said I thought you would feel a certain way in that situation. Do you disagree?
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2y ago
No, because I don't feel the deception is bad in this case. It is a good deception.
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2y ago
I think you would feel deceived if given a peanut butter sandwich, and after eating it someone revealed they had mixed powder from a pill into it.
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2y ago
Exactly my point. Deception may be necessary at times.
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2y ago
So if your dog required medication, you would never hide the pill in peanut butter for example?
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2y ago
The amount of blood drawn isn't enough to run all of these tests at once. They would need to multiple blood draws for tests that in most cases will end up being unnecessary.
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2y ago
He is known to be a womanizer and to have used his fame to sleep with women, and may have fathered some illegitimate children. But the most damning is that apparently the FBI has an audio recording of him laughing and even giving encouragem
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2y ago
Well there isn't always a random passerby.
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2y ago
Seems like the author doesn't care about quality.
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2y ago
The Eufy / Govee outdoor light strips are probably the easiest to install and setup.
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2y ago
Yes, very basic thermostats can do this. But the interface shown here is far superior, which I think is the point.
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2y ago
We have had programmable thermostats that could achieve what OP wants since the 90s at least. They were just a hassle (relatively) to program. Smart thermostats rely on an app or scrolling through menus on the small screen. If you want to b
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2y ago
Perhaps the dream is the straightforward interface and not having to use an app/ or menu buttons on the actual thermostat.
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