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by misterprime 8y ago
They spent over $100,000 on ads during the 2016 campaign. You can't deny that the voters were manipulated! /s
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r/all was a place to check the pulse of the online community. News rose to the top FAST. Now there are so many rules in place due to over moderation that Reddit feels like the last online community to know about breaking news. The gene
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Reddit's efforts to combat toxicity has made it so much less entertaining. r/all was so fun back in 2012/2013 but now it's all left-think agenda pushing articles or extremely tame content. I still haven't been able
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Yes, it was made public at this time for a reason. I have no idea about who made it public and why, but you can be sure there is a bigger game here. Did the journalist and/or their friends and family make money on the massive drop in S
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>(If for no other reason, that we likely have about 20 years left on this planet.) Can you elaborate on this? You're thinking nuclear holocaust? Climate Change? Food scarcity? Astronomical event? Return of Jesus? The reason I ask is
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Yeah, that was an issue with my LG V30. Looks great, but they didn't program any way of dealing with those accidental edge touches.
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I fondly remember the "2nd screen" of the LG V10 and V20. When I first saw the notch I figured it would be an awesome implementation of LG's 2nd (and 3rd) screen. I was wrong thought. It's the full screen and part of it
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When a threat is discovered it can be very helpful if the attacker does not know you've discovered the threat. Now you can observe them and only intervene when absolutely necessary, thus giving you time to learn more about the attacker
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Wow, how annoying. I've turned them off and they've stayed off over several updates. Glad I'm not experiencing that issue. Sorry for you.
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Re advertisements in the start menu: They shouldn't be there in the first place, but you CAN disable them. https://www.groovypost.com/howto/turn-off-windows-10-start-m... Re multi-desktop workflows: It seems strai
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There are a lot of people that have to do long distance driving (truckers mostly) and having a live selection of music to choose from when data connections fail is nice. Loading music and podcasts is possible, but takes work and never feels
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Clever, but it still sounds like it wouldn't add up to that much. They only make a small amount when it connects to a user connected through a small phone company right? Based on this description connecting someone on AT&T in NYC t
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>hasn't ever even considered sexual harassment or racist comments You're taking the fact that he is running for governor as evidence that he doesn't play any online multiplayer games?
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Low hanging fruit article or what?
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Yeah, I'm definitely going to at least 1 movie each month. So MoviePass was a no-brainer. Walking to the theater and watching The Foreigner felt completely free to me. I would never have seen that in theaters. That night I would have b
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Not sure what to say about this. Proud to be an American I guess. Free speech is a glorious thing.
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The lease comes with the medallion and a car though, right?
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I once got a 1 star for asking the rider to finish his cigarette before getting into my car.
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Being able to go to a different chain is nice. For example, near home there is Regal theater, but near where everyone hangs out there is an AMC. I'm considering switching from MoviePass to AMC A-Stubs or whatever it's called, but
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>Something like 10 of the hottest years on record have been within the last 15 years. Is that based on straight up measurements, or based on measurements that were adjusted based on a realization that the measuring method was flawed to b
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>Global warming, especially if it reaches a runaway tipping point Thought we reached that a long time ago, and yet things haven't really changed.
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That makes a lot of sense. I need to reconsider my podcast and reddit habits.
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Looks like Married With Children was on to something back in '94: "When the Bundy TV set blows its condenser, Al decides to try out for a place on a new sports trivia game show, hoping to win $10,000 for a new TV set as the first
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Interesting. Is generating entangled protons so trivial that this is feasible now? It seems like it would take millions (more?) of entangled protons per second to achieve this. And then these can be sensed, verified, and measured at such sp
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Excellent context to frame this discussion. "They won't be remembered." -otakucode
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There was an AMA not long ago with someone in the quantum computer industry and iirc he stated that it isn't certain if we even can go that high. Guessing how fast that will happen is not reasonable at this point.
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APM was certainly an impressive stat that conveyed the level of athleticism required for e-sports. Of course, you're right, if the goal is who can strategize the best then APM shouldn't be a factor. The playing field needs to be l
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From the article: they are planning to do this, and hopeful that it will work. Not actually using it yet.