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rabuse
4y ago
Most of this was eradicated by simple increases in hygienic ability, not some overpriced medical miracle.
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5y ago
I use it all the time for discovering new movies and similar movies to those I like
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rabuse
5y ago
Agreed. I think insurance companies would be the better customer for this idea. They're in the business of paying the least amount possible for medical care.
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5y ago
Almost every invasive thing in our lives is because of "think of the children".
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5y ago
Native apps already do this...
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rabuse
5y ago
Cable
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rabuse
5y ago
Stop... you stop that right now.
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rabuse
5y ago
"Never seen any ads" lol...
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5y ago
What... am... I?
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5y ago
An even better solution to apps? Web apps. They take up no space (unless using storage API), are always up to date by default, can be added to devices and act like a native app, better permissions in place (typically requests when needing t
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rabuse
5y ago
Easy for someone to say shouting from the sidelines with no ideas themselves. "Somebody should do something about this!"
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5y ago
Unless you're Russian now
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5y ago
Xi angrily joins the chat.
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5y ago
I really like the question "What happens when I type [x].com into the browser?"
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5y ago
The good ol' Irish goodbye
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5y ago
I'm no fan of Twitter, but I use it constantly to see the latest on happenings around the world.
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5y ago
All you have to do is clear the local storage values.
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5y ago
Most likely the Japanese bikes. A lot of Ducati's run in a parallel twin cylinder format, which doesn't rev as high as the inline 4's.
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rabuse
5y ago
Any evidence against this claim though?
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rabuse
5y ago
"Used for crimes!". This sounds like that standard argument against crypto, when cash (cars) have done that since their inception.
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5y ago
To be fair, riding a quiet motorcycle is likely to get you sideswiped more if the people can't hear you at all. I've noticed the difference of head movements when changing the exhaust on my new motorcycle, from stock to a louder a
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rabuse
5y ago
Ahh, the new Oracle.
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5y ago
Almost nothing, especially with the cheap materials used in current modern construction (unless requiring some hurricane code; ex. South Florida). It's all due to zoning limitations, and homeowners voting in their own interests to keep
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rabuse
5y ago
Solved mine in Firefox, using the JS debugger, and viewing the scope of the randomPassword function. "nSQXy3Qwl3E<qV". All your wordle are belong to me!
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rabuse
5y ago
The last time I watched TV (awhile back), it was an NFL game, and the ads were absolutely unbearable. I'm shocked people still pay for cable.
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5y ago
Yeah? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxjJPZF4P_s
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rabuse
5y ago
"Just learn to code bro" energy.
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5y ago
BLM protestors were going around pouring drinks on diner's heads, and eating their food off their plates, then assaulting them. GoFundMe had no issues with that.
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5y ago
When was there a requirement in our history to be vaccinated to shop for your groceries?
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5y ago
Citi also offers this, for those who didn't know.
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