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by sjs382 4y ago
Same. I wasn't clicking my own ads but I was 16ish and had some sort of text along the lines "Please click an ad to support this website." 20 years later, I'm still banned (well, last I checked was probably 5 years ago).
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by sjs382 4y ago
> I believe it was required for early adopters. It wasn't. To get access on day 1, you had to buy "Founder's Edition" which was the controller and a CCU, though. You also got 3 months of Stadia Pro with that. I was n
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by sjs382 4y ago
> blatant double-dip business model of subscriptions + purchase stunk FWIW, the subscription wasn't required. It just got you discounts on games, access to a rotating collection of "free" games, and 4k streaming (rather th
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by sjs382 4y ago
I used Stadia super casually, despite buying the Founder's Edition as soon as it was available. I bought maybe 5 games at very steep discounts and maybe played them for 1-4 hours each. With that said, the way they're handling thi
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by sjs382 4y ago
MeLE Quieter3C https://a.co/d/9tpIgwQ At work, we deploy a previous version of this (without the display/power/etc through usb-c) as an appliance and its a great little machine.
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by sjs382 4y ago
Someone has. It was posted here recently [0]. Different stakes to be sure, though. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32729105
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by sjs382 4y ago
I've always thought so, too! Cool to see it discussed here because I'm not sure I've ever talked to anyone about it other than my wife. She finds it strange that I can tell what service or channel a show is on and we've
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by sjs382 4y ago
I eork a "9/80" schedule, which ammounts to working 9 hours M-Th and alternating between an 8 hour day on Friday and having a Friday off. So I have a 3 day weekend every other weekend. In my company, it's something that
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by sjs382 4y ago
First thing I thought of when I saw this story. Heres a link to one of the posts: https://jalopnik.com/the-worlds-cheapest-ev-is-genuinely-goo...
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by sjs382 4y ago
Being intrusive just trains your kids to be sneaky. Stay aware of what motivates them and talk to them about what theyre doing on their devices. Start early because this is something thats hard to do without a good foundation.
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by sjs382 4y ago
I gree up in a suburban (but bordering city limits) district outside of Pittsburgh. In high school, our first bell was at 8:40. In middle school, 8:20.
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by sjs382 4y ago
Or if the identity is tied up with a marketplace that you bought your game library from.
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by sjs382 4y ago
NHL used to use MLBAM. Now the NHL package goes through ESPN+.
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by sjs382 4y ago
I have one of the first set of M1 MBPs with 8GB. All day I run Chrome with 3 profiles (as many as 5) and 40+ total tabs (sometimes a much higher number), VS Code, SourceTree, 8 docker containers running various services for dev (7 native, o
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by sjs382 4y ago
Here's the pricing for legacy droplets: https://www.digitalocean.com/try/legacy-droplets
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by sjs382 4y ago
Depending on context (GDPR, CCPA, etc) there are legal reasons to actually delete data when your users request to rather than simply mark the data as "deleted". I understand OP's "I would not make any assumptions about i
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by sjs382 4y ago
Here's the first one in there series: https://youtu.be/YOelRv7fMxY
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by sjs382 5y ago
A lot of the replies to this thread seem to be running with their own assumptions & definitions of what a "Customer Success" dept/org is. I've personally never worked for a company that used that language, so I wen
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by sjs382 5y ago
He probably has a wealth of experience in other areas. I think he SHOULD learn to code if he finds it interesting, but then bring that new skill into an area where he already has expertise.
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by sjs382 5y ago
I hope this doesn't come off as unnecessarily combative, but the real solution here is to check, verify, double-check and triple-check when presented with notation that's unfamiliar with you. > How do we solve this more univers
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by sjs382 5y ago
Sure, all of that is true of mass market consumer electronics businesses/products. But a lot of the world makes (or peices together) fewer, higher budget products/projects and sells them to more focused markets (boutique hotels, r
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by sjs382 5y ago
Re: Taiwan, via Wikipedia: "Article 6 states that the treaty covers only member states' territories in Europe and North America, Turkey and islands in the North Atlantic north of the Tropic of Cancer, plus French Algeria. It was t
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by sjs382 5y ago
On macOS: Home: Fn + Left Arrow End: Fn + Right Arrow
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by sjs382 5y ago
Michael Jackson was reported to work on Sonic 3's (and Sonic 3 & Knuckles's) [0] music but wasn't officially credited (different reasons have been reported). The music for Sonic 3 is sometimes attributed as one of the rea
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by sjs382 5y ago
Alternatively, "How Apple Closed the Privacy Hole that Facebook Was Exploiting to the Tune of $10bn"
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by sjs382 5y ago
I found the headline messaging super off-putting. "Can a native Mac code editor really be that much better? Find out." I'm pretty happy with VS Code, which is free (and before that, Atom, etc). Why put the onus on me to figur
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by sjs382 5y ago
A lot of us have other stuff that it's unclear how we migrate. YouTube premium subscriptions, Google Voice, YouTube channels, "sign in with Google", Google play purchases, the list is endless... Some of it includes pricing&
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by sjs382 5y ago
Strangely enough, MTG is actually a proponent of cancel culture. See: her calls to fire/blacklist athletes that knelt during the national anthems.
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https://fs.blog/chestertons-fence/
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by sjs382 5y ago
No, but it made one that was going to happen anyways easier. I was able to keep my existing job and continue remotely, while my wife was able to take a relocation opportunity in another city.

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