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571.
by modzu 7y ago
he's quoting the article; Palforzia actually is peanut powder. so if the drug works, "peanuts" work..
572.
by modzu 7y ago
i wont buy another one because i locked myself out of my icloud and despite my ipad working fine i reset it to give to my daughter. except now it wont work without the icloud account. i went to the apple store with the device itself, and as
573.
by modzu 7y ago
to all the duckduckgo comments: ddg also has ads that look like search results. ublock origin nukes ~5 elements for me on a google search and ~ 8 on DDG. as far as i can see the only real differentiator for ddg is that it returns "univ
574.
by modzu 7y ago
well i just google'd one of my popular open source apps and the result above mine was a sketchy app store site doing exactly this!! :(
575.
by modzu 7y ago
yaaayyy
576.
by modzu 7y ago
with thumbnails! i can quickly "see" what the bookmark is about better than i can tag it. and thumb images are automatic while tags require effort. generally this and chronological sort gets me by. check out my speed dial extensio
577.
by modzu 7y ago
ya know what. when opera presto had feature parity with chrome, developers still walled their websites with useragent checks so for your average joe nothing worked and it created a negative feedback loop of users blaming the browser and dev
578.
by modzu 7y ago
no, the models that generate the scores are.
579.
by modzu 7y ago
the fear mongering in here is interesting. "secret, unproven" algorithms (much less intelligent than anything developed with machine learning) already control an individuals access to all sorts of things, like college, credit, ins
580.
by modzu 7y ago
yes DDG is a 'metacrawler' (for you old timers out there); it uses approximately 100 search sources: https://web.archive.org/web/20150124074006/https://duck.co/h...
581.
by modzu 7y ago
i submit a bug report to the ff bugzilla and their reply to me was, "can you fix it"? i thought, uh oh..
582.
by modzu 7y ago
i thought it was because of usb superposition: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/kYGTLjc
583.
by modzu 7y ago
people seem to forget the usage accrued via the devs themselves..
584.
by modzu 7y ago
it just hurts my eyes to be looking at that screen. as a driver, i also wear gloves, which is a nogo in a tesla. for your average driver (you dont even really need a speedometer at regular traffic flow speeds) these dont matter, so for us w
585.
by modzu 7y ago
im waiting for a polestar 2, personally.
586.
by modzu 7y ago
chess
587.
by modzu 7y ago
have never seen this clause in canada and it seems like something that would not be upheld in the courts either (cf. non compete clauses)
588.
by modzu 7y ago
sounds like the same math tesla used in pricing their vehicles (subtracting how much an average person spends on gas from the advertised total)
589.
by modzu 7y ago
i pay for consumer reports for exactly this reason.
590.
by modzu 7y ago
dongles. pros want dongles!
591.
by modzu 7y ago
not likely. for example a big screen without tactile feedback is bad, stupid, and dangerous in a car. its those sorts of things the germans got right that dont even seem to be on teslas radar. it would drive me insane to drive a tesla in a
592.
by modzu 7y ago
bought a brand new kit-out macbook the other day. the right arrow key gets stuck already. wtf? and then forgot my dongle at work, no watching hockey on my tv :( seriously, this thing is a shell of the beautiful machine i bought in 2015. but
593.
by modzu 7y ago
reminds me of when google made their ads match the formatting of the actual search results. fu google.
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The Wilhelm Scream (1954)(youtube.com)
1 points by modzu 7y ago|0 comments
595.
by modzu 7y ago
what? so would we have a common ancestor with this organic life (like all life on earth shares)? id think that has philosophical and existential implications
596.
by modzu 7y ago
part of the reason for this is it costs money to distribute apps for apple devices. $100 a year and xcode (ie mac hardware) at a minimum.
597.
by modzu 7y ago
by this logic, life is a death machine
598.
by modzu 7y ago
not for pancreatic. only about 5% of cases have a genetic target, and there is no known test for early detection. you can look at a healthy pancreas and a few months later same person is stage iv.
599.
by modzu 7y ago
of course its unreasonable, but thats a liability clause added by a lawyer.
600.
by modzu 7y ago
indeed. it is selection bias.

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