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by naner 8y ago
Fair concern. On the other hand nobody uses Edge on Windows 10, do they? In my limited experience users seem to still use IE or go to Chrome or Firefox.
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by naner 8y ago
It is a strained metaphor. What I was trying to say is that clicking on a search result and getting a paywall instead of the content alluded to on the search page is not expected behavior to the end user.
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by naner 8y ago
I'd just move on. To be honest sites with those types of paywalls should not be indexed. The loophole you are taking advantage of here is a bait and switch by these sites. They want the search traffic but don't want public access.
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by naner 8y ago
Appears to be discontinued along with the Dell 5k. Only current option is the LG.
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by naner 8y ago
There isn't a "world of 5k displays" unfortunately, only Apple's high-end all-in-ones offer this option.
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by naner 8y ago
Isn't ADHD typically treated with stimulants?
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by naner 8y ago
I see this comment on every discussion regarding OpenBSD and security vulnerability embargoes. Have they stated they won't stick to embargoes or agreed to one and then broke it in the past?
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by naner 8y ago
This type of thing will always be a risk with cloud infrastrucure no matter what service you choose.
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by naner 8y ago
I'd water that most adults in the US know one or more hard-working people who are in financial dire straits due to medical bills. It's reasonable that you don't want a single-payer system in the US but why in Earth would you
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by naner 8y ago
It was in the news more several years ago. They shakedown companies using Linux claiming they own various patents covering Linux technology. Microsoft made an example of TomTom who refused a licensing deal and was sued and lost over an obsc
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by naner 8y ago
Despite all the comments pretending this is all super ok scrapers are obviously not aboveboard. Sites may try to place limits on you or your account but it is unlikely you will go to court over a TOS violation unless you're really abus
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by naner 8y ago
Odd that people have privacy issues with Pocket but not embedding a search engine in the awesome bar. At the end of the day Mozilla has to pay the bills and Pocket looks like an unoffensive way to do so.
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by naner 8y ago
Humans seem to have the ability to make things extinct at a much quicker rate than would happen otherwise. Due to the permanence of extinction maybe there is some worry we will cause damage to the ecosystem that can't be undone. Same t
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by naner 8y ago
TLDR: potential candidates complete personality tests and logic puzzles and then "AI" compares candidate results to those of your current top performers.
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by naner 8y ago
L-theanine and caffeine are considered nootroopics? That's just a cup of tea...
46.
by naner 8y ago
Many of these people found success by focusing on engineering solutions instead of founding companies. Makes me instead question what we'd lose if they made that choice years ago.
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by naner 8y ago
You can get WhatsApp and Signal on a BlackBerry?
48.
by naner 8y ago
There wouldn't be any wealthy people left to complain.
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by naner 8y ago
Why would it upset you? This is how RMS always talks. Software freedom and the licenses that support it are what he most cares about. This is basically a religious discussion to him.
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by naner 8y ago
I've seen meal kits in Publix (in the meat dept) I'd be surprised if other stores didn't do this as well.
51.
by naner 8y ago
Similar situation: I have a history of obtaining lower level positions and then quickly rising up to higher level engineering position within the same company (this has happened with two employers). I don't think this can reliably be u
52.
by naner 9y ago
Why would it be the engineers and not business leadership? If BP has an oil spill do we blame their engineers?
53.
by naner 9y ago
In other words he's not improving his vision, but getting better at reading out of focus text.
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by naner 9y ago
Apparently it already did. Wasn't it said to be running the management engine on all Intel chips?
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by naner 9y ago
Extrapolating this means companies like Facebook, Apple, Google, and Amazon in the near future should have the technology and the data to be able to recreate almost anyone's voice and likeness in audio and video. Also I guess fake news
56.
by naner 9y ago
So you're saying the solution is simple, everyone just needs to change their behavior?
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by naner 9y ago
Most meals with varied ingredients you shouldn't just throw everything in at once. Also it's not uncommon to add things at the end (sliced almonds, french fried onions, scallions, etc) to vary up the texture. There are 'one p
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by naner 9y ago
As long as the item isn't prohibitively expensive the company paying for the review could just provide you the money to purchase the product.
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by naner 9y ago
They're ruining their brand image. It's hard to be considered trustworthy when it appears like you compromise your values due to financial hardship. It reminds me of the Ubuntu Amazon integration thing as well. One of the Cardinal
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by naner 9y ago
I've noticed this sort of thing a lot in the job market: performance or pay are directly tied to metrics resulting in employees being incentivized into odd behaviors (breaking the law, sabotaging coworkers, skipping breaks/lunch,

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