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6y ago
Long sentences are not necessarily bad. I'm surprised something focused on writing doesn't understand this.
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6y ago
Everything you said is factually incorrect. The China lockout happened after the virus was already here, champ.
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6y ago
If you work for FB, you are part of the problem.
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6y ago
MSM is not angry towards trump, they are angry towards a guy who sexual assaults women and who lies every single day. There is a difference. Too bad the snowflakes on the right don't get it. You ever think there is a possibility trump
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6y ago
Trump lies every day, and you have ... the ukraine thing. Gotcha. You don't convince people to stop telling the truth with your cute little nonsense about turning people pro-trump. On election day, this year, he claimed victory before
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6y ago
Uh, like they did when Obama was president? The same as long as current president isn't encouraging violence? You cutely act like trump doesn't encourage this crap. Nonsense. Comparing the times to breitbart shows how ignorant you
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6y ago
This is how you know a company has too much money. Who knew a huge operation that transfers wealth from the poor/middle class to the owner class would have cash like this to spend?
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6y ago
I've been using and building computers for 20 years. Every time I have to use a windows machine I give up. Every year they redesign it (how many different settings panels are there now?). Usability is terrible. There's no consiste
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6y ago
Rents would be higher in the shitty apartments if those new ones weren't built.
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6y ago
The price is mostly the land underneath it. Fancy countertops don't make rent go high.
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6y ago
Again, you don't understand what that means. They are a private entity - "censorship" has no meaning there. You have exactly 0 rights on the twitter platform, as it's not a government entity.
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6y ago
Reason is not a reputable source on anything.
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6y ago
I'm not sure you understand what "free speech" is, because it doesn't apply to Twitter, at all, in any way.
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6y ago
> Our first change, a collapsible sidebar, allows users to collapse the lengthy menu found on the left side of each page. This change helps improve usability and focus by allowing people to concentrate on the content itself, whether read
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Even on the third or fourth try, the Android implementation and API of this stuff pales in comparison to what iOS did on round 1, 5 years ago. Plus, so much is already deprecated or in some weird support library that makes no sense. Google,
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6y ago
It doesn't sound like that, and it isn't.
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6y ago
Neat release, but the amount of stuff Google adds to Android every year simply pales in comparison to what Apple is doing. Nevermind the fact that 80% of Android users won't see this stuff for another 3 years.
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6y ago
Can you imagine doing this in the US? Some rich NIMBY homeowners would file endless lawsuits and it would take 5 years.
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6y ago
Charter and “school choice” just move problems around. Nothing is solved, while a few corporate school owners get rich. Stop acting like you know the field - you clearly have only a basic (and wrong) view of the situation.
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6y ago
Never quite understood the need for Flutter. It's never going to be the tool to use things, so it'll always be faster/better to just to native development. Nobody is learning Dart or wants to deal with Google deprecating st
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6y ago
Cool idea, but I'm a software developer and I cannot figure out how to use this app. Something as simple as monitor brightness doesn't need so many controls, toggles, and things popping up and telling me things. It doesn't fo
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6y ago
Very neat.
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In no way do the suburbs have the quality and diversity of food that any urban core does. 0%. I've been in both, they simple do not compare.
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A friend who just moved to the burbs hates that the food is noticeable worse. Delivery options are basically pizza and nothing.
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6y ago
In times of massive apartment booms, rents have in fact held steady or decreased. Seattle is a recent example. There are only so many people who want to live in a particular city, so supply and demand do play a part here. https://
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Not sure what "increasing density" you are talking about. No city has done that. SF rejected it, DC, etc. In fact, I'd bet more places have decreased density than increase it. The increases have only come in the past 5 years
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Nobody wants to live out there, there are no jobs or transit.
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Exactly the right step. In the long-run, this will do a lot for housing affordability in the city.
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Yeah, none of that matters. What matters is the harm FB is doing to the country. Only companies that do shitty things need to have that much "training". Think about that.
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6y ago
They shouldn’t be in your news source all. If they are you aren’t worth debating as you clearly don’t understand facts. Embarrassing. Nobody cares about your precious guns. We care about mentally ill getting assault rifles. It’s really not
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