lithos

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by lithos 8y ago
We should get a bunch of people together, and just agree that specifically printed paper has a represented value.
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by lithos 8y ago
Maybe one that doesn't even need electrical power.
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by lithos 8y ago
Large YouTubers rely on drama like this to get new audiences. Essentially even if they do something utterly wrong it's still financially reasonable for them to do so. Even if their account ends up temp banned, they'll still reta
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by lithos 8y ago
Craigslist is actually pretty good for some users. It works on a computer that is over 10 years old, it has minimum levels of moderation, and does a really good job of letting people interact/trade in their local areas.
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by lithos 8y ago
A generation of brilliance wasted on surveillance technology.
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by lithos 8y ago
Warehouse workers are treated like equipment. And will eventually be replaced with real equipment.
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by lithos 8y ago
Interesting.
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by lithos 8y ago
HRBlock does this.
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by lithos 8y ago
Do you want your bosses going to a firm like Monroe. Because companies will occasionally send in their own product to see if they can squeeze their manufacturers and see what their engineers missed.
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by lithos 9y ago
Puts them in a good spot to call a lie, grey truth, or incompetence. Still biased of them of course.
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by lithos 9y ago
Everyone knows that govt. forcing decency down corporate throats leaves everyone unhappy, it is a compromise after all... Though techies seem to forget the same logic applies to them as well, especially when they push boundary after bounda
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by lithos 9y ago
ISPs are planning to get into the data game. They aim to have laws that limit SV type startups, rather than increase their future liability.
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by lithos 9y ago
Fishing trawling and cargo ships(their anchor) not paying attention have had the same effect. If you only care about cutting why bother with a submarine, when you can just find an idiot.
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by lithos 9y ago
I think one of the reasons he was picked was because of how unlikable he was. Facial ticks and twitches, like he's a poker player getting their bluff call even in normal conversation. An utterly plastic salesman smile as a default. Doi
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by lithos 9y ago
Also worth mentioning that for each "paying target" you remove from an ad economy, is a devaluing of that economy.
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by lithos 9y ago
Drug rehab ads will be over $100 for a click through. Similar medical ads are just as expensive (cancer treatment ect). Anyone that really needs that privacy won't get it with such a plan.
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by lithos 9y ago
We Are Bob, series covers it as a big feature, though there are a few larger ones in the series.
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by lithos 9y ago
Amazon kinda already has a metric for this based on what areas are buying prep books.
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by lithos 9y ago
People that are willing to pay are your ad targets. Such a system devalues the rest of your base.
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by lithos 9y ago
Some accounting for a year of aging. Though the news press is probably more scientifically significant.
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by lithos 9y ago
That really clever they put the ask for notifications button over the top of the close ad button.
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by lithos 9y ago
If you're at Little Caesars/Pizza Hut, that's not something you care about.
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by lithos 9y ago
AR is going to be rammed down consumer throats, because when the tech is complete it's amazing for corporations. Pretty much as complete access to someone now days as a cellphone, but you have an easier time setting up a walled garden
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by lithos 9y ago
Kids actually love repetition, and being able to act on it. The better documented example of this is when Blue's Clues needed to run the same episode multiple times a week. Everyone thought their ratings would tank, but instead they s
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by lithos 9y ago
Where do you think they'll be filming, and who'll be giving them access. I'm sure some teams will choose a Vegas film over another just for the perks.
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by lithos 9y ago
Unless your time travel method is gravitationaly bound (then you probably just end up inside something or x distance in the air).
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by lithos 9y ago
Tax season is almost 4 months long in the US.
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by lithos 9y ago
Field Tech for data center equipment. If I stumble on a word more than twice I just use a synonym, or a description. Get some smiles in meeting crowds, but no one really cares. It can even be a helpful "calm everyone down" thing
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by lithos 9y ago
I remember some of the loops that we needed to go through to keep Steam working on a ship. Where personal PCs can stay airgapped from the Internet for 9 months to a year. Changing date (windows and bios), system rollbacks, and just about
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by lithos 9y ago
They already bypassed much of this generation's "drug of choice" by making foreign social media difficult.

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