motoxpro

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by motoxpro 6y ago
Click "View example" and 1, 2, and 3 will go away.
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Pretty sure the company makes money by people going to get plastic surgery. I'm not going to buy from a company where my private pictures are leaked. Reputation is valuable. The pictures might not be valuable to you, but a lot of peopl
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Who cares if they have less bad content than Facebook or Twitter. They did the right thing. The impact of that illegal content is huge. That's like saying more people get murdered in big cities so we shouldn't have police in small
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Is it just me or are all these apps just recreating video games without the "game" part. "Walk around your office" "Interact with your friends". Interesting.
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by motoxpro 6y ago
You should take an Econ 101 class. It will help you understand the concept of people paying for/watching things they find valuable.
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by motoxpro 6y ago
>>> I almost never wear headphones while working at my desk, and for recording podcasts, I want wired headphones, to eliminate all latency. This actually had me dying. That bluetooth latency is just a killer.
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Crazy and sad to me that THIS is what motivates you to advocate for cryptocurrency. Underbanked? Sure. Government turmoil and inflation? Yep. Sex trafficing 13 year olds. Na, probably shouldn't be allowed to profit off of that. Take th
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Have to agree. I finally made it to the service after a huge survey AND huge onboarding experience only to find out the product is simple and easy to use and the onboarding was more confusing than the actual product haha. Product's gre
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Wow...
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by motoxpro 6y ago
Seems a bit disingenuous for the creator to scrape public info and then charge for it. Like everyone else has said, can't see what the product is, but to pay 20$ a month for notifications and a "community" that could contain