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Is this unexpected? Just like anywhere. 10% of the people are doing 90% of the work.
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The HIV scenario is not equivalent. It was new, people were frightened and ignorant. There is no cure, no vaccination. Measles is a well understood disease that had been eradicated. Openly putting others at risk because of some nonsense bel
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Sure it is, and that's why you have proper backups. iCloud is stupid simple to setup, and forget about until needed.
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I guess the answer is that it should be required by law then? You either get vaccinated, or you go into permanent quarantine until you do. I don't understand how in this case, the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many.
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You poor soul. I grew up with Price Chopper in my hometown, and found the holy grail in Wegmans when I moved out for college/employment. Wegmans is leagues above them still today.
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No, what seems illegal is forgoing vaccination. You want to forfeit a proven system to prevent widespread disease, then you should give up your right to live in the country. How vaccination isn't a mandatory thing by law, is beyond me.
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I'm sorry for all of you that do not have a Wegmans.
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Whaaaat?! Strawberry Rhubarb pie is a MUST try!
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8y ago
You agreed?!
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It's a leap of faith, you're not supposed to cheat it. However after crossing the bridge, he DOES scatter sand over the surface area revealing the bridge (which was really just a camouflaged stone illusion shown by an alternate vi
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Interesting, could you elaborate on the authenticity bit? How will it differentiate from current offerings?
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This story brings a tear to my eye. I'll see myself out. But seriously, this is the type of side projects I dream of. Not the next soul sucking social network, but rather something meaningful and real.
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I've been in the oil & gas industry for 20 years (IT side of things). We never use MM, I'm looking at last years half year results, and it's "m" across the board.
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Yes, a clean html table would perfect. Sortable! There is just data everywhere, simple alignment would go a long way. Thanks for your hard work!
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Awesome data, I really wish it was presented better. Screenshots of tabular data?! Nothing is searchable. Alignment is all over the place.
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I mean, Nintendo does it, and then makes you buy them again, and again with zero transfer of accounts to new machines.
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Don't tease me. Backwards compatibility with with PS3 AND PS4 would be beyond amazing.
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Geez, I hope not. Any other meeting I've been to has been a horrible waste of time, where 50% of it is spent trying to figure out why the VC isn't working, and the other 50% is spent scheduling the next meetings.
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I hope so. The first one was one of the greatest gaming experiences of my entire life. I don't want any tech watered down to support both consoles.
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Resolution isn't an indication of image quality. Just like megapixel chasing in photography. Sure it's 4k, but it's heavily compressed, just like the terrible audio quality you get still to this day. They aren't streamin
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It says right in the title. "Sony reveals PlayStation 5 details: 8K graphics, ray tracing, SSDs, and PS4 backwards compatibility"
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What a poor choice in naming a tech company.
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At what cost?
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People interact on Tinder? News to me! I thought everyone just went on there to collect matches.
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Well, X was lightyears better than my aging 6s. Is there a major leap year to year to justify the cost? Of course not. Is everyone upgrading year to year? Of course not. I'm not trying to justify a $1000 phone, but Apple hardware has a
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I think the general public hasn't got a clue, or doesn't care if they do. We're vocal here, because we understand what is going on. Smaller social networks are great, for niche areas. Facebook is a glorified address book, whi
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It's idealistic at best. Many people say this, until you see the money come in, and are pressured to make more. You just can't grow into such a monstrosity without stepping on morals along the way. For a social network to even wor
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Sure, that's possible, and won't make as much money. Now you're talking about ethical business practices. Good luck!
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Phone, email, texting, real life activities? Where did the obsession come from with having to be in real time constant contact with a ton of people who we didn't care about staying in contact with before? Other than a common place to s
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Those are all remakes. 1982 "The Thing" is a remake of the 1952 "The Thing from Another World".
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