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by raunak 5y ago
You are very right. Tiktok loves NFTs, but only NFTTok, which is a very tiny subsection of Gen Z. On the other hand, the other 99% of gen z regularly comments about how they’ve “stolen” your NFT after screenshotting it.
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by raunak 5y ago
I would rather a universal standard simple phone than open systems honestly in this case Even as an OSS believer I just love apple design too much to not support this :(
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by raunak 5y ago
Yeah, strikes me as one of those things that should be accepted without that “link” - like really, the suicide rate just went up that much, and we’re gonna assume it was _not_ related to COVID/quarantine? Feels like it should be accept
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by raunak 5y ago
How do you know this and where can I read more
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by raunak 5y ago
Have you ever considered the fact that because clearly much of the world's population _does_ in fact comment on these posts, that _they_ have said normal "human behavior" and not you or I? We're the outlier on Facebook.
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by raunak 5y ago
It’s funny, because I’ve been meaning to write something up like this for a while. Now when I want to explain this concept to my friends, I’ll show them this post, but again, I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t get it until they experienc
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by raunak 5y ago
You assume most people have the patience to copy paste passwords from Bitwarden rather than the ease of Lastpass - just doesn't work for 99% of the population.
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by raunak 5y ago
That source is well-known to be shaky and tenuous, however. I do agree with you though.
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by raunak 5y ago
Well, I graduated from TJ this year (2021) and it wasn’t very common for people to have a 4.5+. Yes, some, but not the average by any stretch - average was probably a 4.2, or a 4.3.
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by raunak 5y ago
Anyone else know about senet from the Rick Riordan series The Kane Chronicles?
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by raunak 5y ago
The article jokingly refers to many things as i(Anything). iGiants in the beginning, for example. It’s an odd, and poorly executed attempt at humor/fitting in, but that’s what it is
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by raunak 5y ago
I'd recommend getting someone to review your site a bit - obviously not sure if English-speaking countries are your target market, but some small mistakes here and there catch my eye (great supports are our norm over great support, nev
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by raunak 5y ago
The labor shortage is something that doesn’t make sense to me, and it might just be basic ignorance, but I have a few questions: 1) if we so often hear about how corporations have the money to pay more, and they’re simply using it to line c
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by raunak 5y ago
Does a country really benefit from a majority of its people living in hyperdense incredibly urbanized cities, stacked on top of another in 200 sq. ft apartments? Gotta be a better solution - I of course don’t know what it is, but just my 2¢
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by raunak 5y ago
One pretty simple solution seems to be enacting common-sense laws prohibiting turning zoned housing into rental properties - I’m not sure if the state govt. would ever do it though. My other proposal would be to enact laws against buying a
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by raunak 5y ago
It doesn’t matter if the GOP doesn’t control the House, Senate, or White House - if the reason legalization isn’t moving forward is because 50 GOP Senators vote no, and 1 Dem Senator votes no, it’s still squarely the GOP’s fault. If a legal
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by raunak 5y ago
Not as if it matters as long as the GOP holds out on passing anything related to legalization. What a joke of a party.
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by raunak 5y ago
This happens with any social media. The great Digg exodus happened, and Reddit boomed. Reddit’s content and community grew healthily, then Reddit blew up exponentially, and now the content and community have grown sure, but very unhealthily
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by raunak 5y ago
I’m 18 now and took the SAT two years ago - I scored well without the need to practice too much, but official practice is available completely for free on Khan Academy. You really don’t need to pay anything to improve on the SAT these days,
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by raunak 5y ago
It worked exceptionally well in the US though. You are a weird teenager if you have “green texts” - anecdata of course.
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by raunak 5y ago
If I’m reading those emails correctly, Amjad the CEO directly emailed you occasionally. It is pretty stunning that as the CEO of the company, he would stoop to what I interpret as pretty unprofessional communication and petty threats. I als
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by raunak 5y ago
You may want to check if you are cleaning your ears properly. Getting AirPods was a wake up call for me to actually dig around my ears for the first time in my life. Went from falling out at first touch to staying in no matter what.
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by raunak 5y ago
Can anyone provide numbers/some data for both the points in this overly generalized comment? I’m genuinely interested to know if everyone is fleeing for TX, and if they’re fleeing b/c of the aforementioned reasons, and most import
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by raunak 5y ago
That’s funny - I just started building something _exactly_ like this for my own website - I wanted mine to be more like a vintagy/iBooks-like proper wooden bookshelf that displayed the book covers of the books I was currently reading o
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by raunak 5y ago
At the end of the day, you can shuck all your responsibilities, buy land in some remote area of the world (Midwestern USA, Canadian Yukon?, South America), and live as a hunter-gatherer - there’s nothing stopping you and after a certain poi
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by raunak 5y ago
Examples of said holes? Out of curiosity
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Scammer used fake court order to take over dark.fail(darknetdaily.com)
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by raunak 5y ago
Similar to bestgore.com - I suppose as the Internet becomes more and more just Google-land, niche websites such as these two will continue to disappear.
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by raunak 5y ago
Is the only way to access it for now to bookmark pool? It’d be nice if it was in a menu somewhere :)
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by raunak 5y ago
https://archive.is/hEoUL

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