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meepmorp
3y ago
I don't Netflix has the kind draw with their brand that you'd need to pull this off. Maybe they hit the design out of the park and it succeeds on its own, but the description doesn't give me much a sense that that's like
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3y ago
What a great way to convince me to never consider T-Mobile!
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3y ago
> But alas, I’m accused of being a Musk dick rider. The fact that you feel compelled to add this unbidden disclaimer says more than the disclaimer itself.
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure that's not the official subtitle
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3y ago
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
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3y ago
It’s the first thing that popped into my head.
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3y ago
Plus, ranting to yourself doesn't increase the attack surface of your browser.
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3y ago
Yeah, through insurance. Walmart sells most consumer goods - food, but also clothing, medicine and toiletries, sporting goods (including guns, in some places). Lots of people use their pharmacies, so presumably they're able to look at
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3y ago
Yeah, that would make a lot of sense. We should consider doing the same.
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3y ago
This is a pretty great book. For me, it really put into perspective how little difference there is between a successful rocket and a seriously over-engineered bomb.
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3y ago
In this case they're on the Warsaw stock exchange, so I'm not sure how much the Fed turning off the cash hose enters into things.
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3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKGdhJybmT8
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3y ago
No, it's solid advice. Thanks for looking out for others.
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3y ago
It's the Epoch Times, man. That's like asking someone to point out that problematic bits of hay in the giant pile of horseshit. It's all horseshit.
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3y ago
Maybe he's just an idiot who talks big.
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3y ago
I know how to lock machines down. That's not why I bugs me.
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3y ago
I also take mosquitoes personally, so maybe it's a larger character flaw on my part.
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3y ago
I use fail2ban because I take break in attempts personally, especially when it's some script trying default logins one after another. It's insulting.
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3y ago
It's weird because the plain old in-browser, web based version never had the performance problems that the electron based one did.
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3y ago
big yikes
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3y ago
Nobody wants to start off their comment with, "this is an utterly banal statement," not enough gravitas.
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3y ago
I just wanted to say that Draw Things in a fantastic app, and I really appreciate that you've kept ads and other crap out of it. Is there a way to pay you for your work?
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3y ago
Elon spontaneously rebranded Twitter over a weekend. Yaccarino is CEO in name only.
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3y ago
Cui bono is a fine question to ask, but why let booking.com off the hook for stiffing smaller players?
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3y ago
I had trouble viewing tweets after some changes they made, so eventually I just stopped clicking on Twitter links entirely. It was sufficiently user hostile and hamfisted that I assume driving non-subscribers away was the point; maybe the i
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3y ago
What a weird response to a story about a coordinated campaign to spread racism.
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3y ago
> Copyright applies when you reuse the exact artwork someone else created. For your own sake, talk to an IP lawyer before you rely on this belief.
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3y ago
I thought the severe mismatch between the two situations would make the joke obvious, but apparently not.
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3y ago
We should start feeding addictive, poisonous stuff their citizens as revenge, and I have the perfect weapon: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37625703/
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3y ago
> 'We have kit which absorbs CO2 and generates oxygen in such a situation. It is probable that other nations do not have this kind of tech.' Just for reference, we're talking about canisters of cheap, easy to make chemical
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