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by pgrote 6y ago
Lily Hanson did this in the early to mid 2010s. Her videos were incredible for capturing culture, though she did participate in many of activities. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily_Hanson https://www.youtu
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by pgrote 6y ago
>My experience has been that schools cave pretty fast in the face of media pressure. Before now I would agree with you. From what has been reported schools in Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Indiana are staying open after lar
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by pgrote 6y ago
>I fully expect a notable outbreak in some college to start a wave of media, followed by all the universities sending everyone back home again. If you are referring to the USA, I disagree. Unless the local county health departments or st
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by pgrote 6y ago
The second photo has a building in the background that looks modern. Neat.
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by pgrote 6y ago
>form of the Google Play Store. You can get Android apps from many locations other than the Google Play Store.
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by pgrote 6y ago
I am ignorant of the rules applying to apps with payments in the apple app store. Is it true retailers do not have to pay a percentage to Apple when people pay to reload cards through the app? https://twitter.com/ballmatthew
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Business owners can sue insurer over coronavirus losses, Missouri judge rules(reuters.com)
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>Isn't this just reciprocity? China banned a long list of media companies: FB, Google, YouTube, Twitter, Netflix, and every traditional media. Now the US is banning two apps made in China. This really could be the end of the thread.
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by pgrote 6y ago
>Why reward people who gambled and lost? Bust them out. Why reward corporations and investors who gambled and lost? Bust them out. >People will either buy the houses at more reasonable prices or (more likely in this case) the banks wi
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by pgrote 6y ago
>But the moves threaten to upend huge swaths of the real estate market and the half-trillion dollar market for commercial mortgage-backed securities. And? Seriously. We either have to choose to be a market that is somewhat free or not. A
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Patreon loses lawsuit with Owen Benjamin fans(nationalfile.com)
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>In my many years I have yet to find “Americans” doing roofing jobs for example. Landscaping, too. I never understood this from an economic perspective. The USA has rules in place for hiring non-citizens to come the country and fill jobs
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by pgrote 6y ago
I am the product. I understand this with google and accept it. They can extract whatever information they want in exchange for decent results when I search whether it comes from them or not. I get gmail, a phone os, a browser, an os, remote
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by pgrote 6y ago
Running an email server became a real pain about 4 years ago. Until then, we could run our own exchange server, control everything and it was awesome. Then came the email security products from the large companies. It became a self fulfilli
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by pgrote 6y ago
Thank you for the response and information. Unhappy coincidence.
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>The problem is, remote education has been a complete disaster. Speaking from a USA perspective, no, it was a complete shit show. And you know what? That is fine. Our school district went from completely normal one day to remote learning
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by pgrote 6y ago
Did anyone else see their ATT internet go down? The DNS issues started and then the Pace 5268AC rebooted. I don't use cloudflare for dns. Does ATT's backend?
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Facebook “We are making changes not for financial reasons or advertiser pressure(facebook.com)
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by pgrote 6y ago
>I don't like online grocery shopping and hope that it never fully replaces grocery stores. Your opinion is the exact opposite of mine. While I think it won't replace grocery stores, I do think it has brought more flexibility t
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Farms that are delivering during Covid-19(farmsthataredelivering.com)
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Boeing to pull the plug on its 747 jumbo jet(reuters.com)
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New York Times Selectively Cracks Down on ‘Copyright Infringing’ Trump Meme(torrentfreak.com)
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Why is it your favorite chart?
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The United States doesn't have effective federal pandemic laws. The federal government looks to the states to manage their own health arenas and in those states many allow county level health departments to run with the ball. This is h
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It Was Sell at All Costs How AT&T’s Staff Created Fake Accounts for DirecTV Now(forbes.com)
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Appeals Court Revives Record Labels’ Lawsuit Against YouTube Rippers(torrentfreak.com)
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by pgrote 6y ago
I searched for water and am so glad someone else brought this up. When I read the article I was hoping to see something about it, but didn't. I'm on my third TG and absolutely love it. We vacation on the beach and some of my bette
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by pgrote 6y ago
I know I am in the minority, but I like the feature of Google letting me know when I've been somewhere in the past or if I have been to a site. I understand the trade offs in terms or my privacy, but I see value in the way they use the
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Charter seeks FCC OK to impose data caps and charge fees to video services(arstechnica.com)
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Motel of the Mysteries is a great book for imagining what people in the future will think about what we leave behind. https://www.amazon.com/Motel-Mysteries-David-Macaulay/dp/039... https://www.washingt

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