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by lopis 3y ago
Well, it's always been slow in Firefox as well.
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by lopis 3y ago
Or maybe I should just eat whatever I want? Why do you get to dictate what people that don't eat meat should eat, specially for ethical reasons? Logs of vegans still like meat. We weren't born vegan, and didn't become vegan o
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by lopis 3y ago
But fake meat is just food, and equally, if not more, safe than the meat you intended to buy. Sometimes I wanted to buy beans and bought mushy peas instead; oops, my mistake. I just made a soup and called it a day. People that have dietary
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by lopis 3y ago
But my question is: if they don't care at all to look at what they're buying, why do they care that they bought a vegan steak? It's still their fault and it's still food.
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by lopis 3y ago
And soy and almond milk has been called as such for centuries. We call lots of inedible white saps milk too.
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by lopis 3y ago
But... It's already distinguished. You just look at it and it doesn't look like meat. No need for extra labels?...
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by lopis 3y ago
That's why I said vegan food should be clearly labeled. Everyone benefits. Vegans love the labels and people that don't read what they are buying can avoid being mislead by their own negligence.
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by lopis 3y ago
> and the "plant meat" industry is really trying to shove traditional vegan proteins out of the way. I mean, you can't push beans and tofu out of the way, but you also can't make a big profit on them, so it's nat
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by lopis 3y ago
I agree. The poor, poor consumers are confused and we need to help them. We should ban all euphemisms and metaphors in food. Sausage? No, leftover-meat-and-cartilage-stuffed-pork-intestines. On a serious note, an obvious solution to prevent
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by lopis 3y ago
But Google makes commissions on hotel bookings through maps.
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by lopis 3y ago
Whichever option makes the most people keep their devices for the longest would be preferred, but we simply don't have this data because virtually no manufacturer provides parts. If repairs are so expensive that people avoid them, you
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by lopis 3y ago
We have sequenced the genome using different sampling and statistical models for a long time.
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by lopis 3y ago
While you are correct, the differences between different people's DNA is tiny, less 1% at best. So this information is still very valuable. This article is talking about the first time in finishing sequencing one person's Y chromo
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by lopis 3y ago
It should be my choice as the consumer to ask an independent repair person to install a cheaper or refurbished part in my device. I think it's great that Apple warns users that a new part was installed and whether it's a genuine A
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by lopis 3y ago
I didn't look into what the labels actually mean, but if "excess fat" means more than 30% fat, that sounds perfectly reasonable to me. Your diet should avoid processed food that are mostly fat. But in the end, I don't th
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by lopis 3y ago
Yes, cattle depends on us, but we definitely don't depend on them; that was the point I was trying to make.
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by lopis 3y ago
What do you mean? We can live without bees from bee-keeping just fine. That's like saying cows and us can't live without each other.
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by lopis 3y ago
At my job we worked with an accessibility agency to train our devs and designers on web accessibility. It's really enlightening to see someone navigating smoothly with just sound or with 800% zoom. And very embarrassing when your menus
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by lopis 3y ago
I'm very surprised how smooth it is in Firefox on android! There's a small issue where downward strokes sometimes trigger the page refresh gesture. Not sure if it's possible to prevent that?
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by lopis 3y ago
> I can't remember the last time I watched any non-Netflix content on Netflix. But that's exactly the point, isn't it? Netflix is popular today because it used to be the place where you could stream almost anything. Now yo
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by lopis 3y ago
I really can't imagine that happening int he near future. Anything less than perfect when it comes to how AI generated faces look seems to fall in the uncanny valley. But script-wise, if Riverdale shown us anything is that scripts don&
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by lopis 3y ago
The old Firefox was a terrible App, performance wise. The new one tried to create a better experience so they restricted addons until they knew it wasn't a problem...
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by lopis 3y ago
There's currently no oxygen left for a Netflix 2 to emerge. Netflix came out in a vacuum of streaming options and being the first to gain global adoption, everyone wanted their content on Netflix.
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by lopis 3y ago
Disney will promably dominate in the very near future. They own most of the content. But they didn't go the Netflix route of one streaming service with all the content. They'll have dozens of different thematic services that you c
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by lopis 3y ago
You'd be surprised how many people fall for these kinds of unbelievable deals from ads on social media apps, over and over again.
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by lopis 3y ago
As a daily user of this watch that's exactly the kind of smartwatch I would love to buy.
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by lopis 3y ago
I know this is a funny and edgy meme to repeat but it's just... Factually wrong. Is it hard to cut out sugar? Sure. Mostly due to its availability and prevalence in processed foods. It has serious consequences in the long term but you
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by lopis 3y ago
I've always wondered this, as a non English native speaker. You could also say the "u" in unity is pronounced as "iu" which starts with a vowel and sounds the same as "you", so your reasoning sounds incorr
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by lopis 3y ago
But that's the thing. We don't want today's gadgets. We don't need internet connected fridges, apps and other breakable IoTs. We just want more usable fridges.
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by lopis 3y ago
Specially since companies are moving to selling you the service of repairs. It's well know that fridges with water coolers and ice makers are very prone to breaking. I like the features in the video though, as those are just fancy shel

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