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slackfan
3y ago
Haven't had a TV for 30+ years, don't intend to start.
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3y ago
Are any of the mental health apps not just glorified pillmills?
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3y ago
Nonono, this regulation is a conspiracy theory. How could NYT print such disinformation.
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4y ago
Assuming those eyeballs would ever hit a legal streaming site. By the time the content airs, the advertising money's mostly been made and traded already. In the terrestrial broadcasting world -- this is most definitely the case.
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4y ago
Is there? the advertising money already went back to the content producer, everybody got paid.
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4y ago
I never said the greenhouse effect was poorly understood, however I will for a fact state that the overall climate system of earth is relatively poorly understood. If you must insist on making wild strawman arguments, I recommend you read a
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4y ago
Glad this one wasn't shot down.
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4y ago
And yet comparing a simple chemical composition of water and the effects of a particular gas on a large and very poorly understood system is somehow less tripe? Please.
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4y ago
I am being pedantic, but there is no such thing as settled science. No matter how solid a theory is, no matter how well-proven, it will remain unsettled in perpetuity.
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4y ago
Meanings change, c'est la vie.
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4y ago
I see them about as much as I see the Hyundai equivalent, and they all appear to be owned by folks that live in the local capital city.
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4y ago
45-55 out here, realistic speeds are about the same because flat ground is at a premium.
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4y ago
Must be somewhere in the flatlands then. The small(er) truck market is dominated by Toyota, Nissan and Chevrolets and Ford Rangers. Mavericks are mostly city-dweller mom-mobiles at best.
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4y ago
Hi, I live in the boonies, and own one of these minitrucks. a) They do 60mph ok if you have a four-speed one. Five-speed ones will do 70 just fine. b) country roads are generally 45 in most states. c) chinese minitrucks have a hell of a lot
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4y ago
Laid off in october, founded a company in december. The bootstrapping path is a long and lonely one, but better this than go back to slinging code and being an underpaid middle manager.
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4y ago
Wasn't this something that was being pushed back in the 1980 s?
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4y ago
Post-1917-pre-1930-ish eastern european/north asian history in general is fascinating. However, even moreso than most histories, it's been politicized, warped, twisted, rewritten, and wiped out by any number of ruling groups to fi
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4y ago
More money to be made from government contract bidding.
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4y ago
Written like a know-it-all PPL.
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4y ago
This happened 3 times in the past six months. Where have you been?
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4y ago
Corporation for Public Broadcasting is entirely government funded, and it funds NPR.
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4y ago
Reminder that Ice takes up more volume than water.
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4y ago
Ubuntu held out for quite a bit with upstart, but.
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4y ago
That is nice historical revisionism, considering Canonical was all in on upstart.
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4y ago
The "aren't worth it" argument is entirely arbitrary and not backed up by a shred of evidence. Why defend bad journalism?
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4y ago
Article does not give a single not-smart-tv option. The journalism quality is outstanding .
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4y ago
The hilarious bit is that what kicked off this particular shitshow was Chuck Wendig who I personally regard as a two-bit hack "writer", perhaps best known for his god-awful Star Wars books. So glad to see nerd culture basically be
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4y ago
Ahaha, your naivete is so cute.
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4y ago
The statue of David comes to mind immediately. It's been canonicalized like that for over over 500 years, yet I don't hear anybody saying that it's not ok, or talking about how it projects an unhealthy stereotype of men.
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4y ago
Just another unlimited(*) with the asterisk in giant bolf and the explanation text in 2point type service. Yay.
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