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by slouch 9y ago
Hello from Water Street, Lititz. It is pretty cool to live here.
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by slouch 9y ago
How many 12 hour trips do you take? I hear this so much from people who only take one trip a year that would cause this hardship.
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by slouch 9y ago
But where is the Bandcamp player that competes with Spotify's web player? Bandcamp needs a better player that I can enjoy using all day & in which I can build playlists.
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by slouch 9y ago
We've only had the rules for two years, and this only shows that the next administration can also pull and about-face. The lawsuits might not even be settled by then.
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by slouch 9y ago
Gradients are sometimes translated strangely--I used illustrator to cover some .eps graphics to svg that were given to me by some company and the gradients got funky.
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by slouch 9y ago
Start a local news & culture Twitter account that's better for young people than your newspaper.
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by slouch 9y ago
So, there must be a better source of local events in your life. Care to share?
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by slouch 9y ago
My friends aren't creating event invites on facebook, they're sharing events created by the hosts. I think what you're saying is, "When the bands and bars holding beer events follow my friends off facebook..."
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by slouch 9y ago
bandsintown & songkick, but they're a bit of an echo chamber because mostly other musicians use them edit: forgot reverbnation
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by slouch 9y ago
I will look into it, but I would bet that zero of the local bands I regularly go see are putting their gigs on Nextdoor. I wonder if they scrape events from facebook or elsewhere.
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by slouch 9y ago
What is a better source of local events than facebook?
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by slouch 9y ago
So, why does the hospital next to my house deserve cleaner water? Isn't this the same argument?
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by slouch 9y ago
The driver is probably 8 feet closer to the front of the vehicle, though.
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by slouch 9y ago
I know that the only time we used them for a fundraising campaign in 2016 the colors on all of the designs printed a bit off.
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by slouch 9y ago
Twitter lover, here. My feed contains hardly anyone I've met IRL and is mostly a cable TV replacement and RSS reader supplement.
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by slouch 9y ago
PA to lead the investigation https://twitter.com/PAAttorneyGen/status/906244506844110848
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by slouch 9y ago
> Uber passengers were paying only 41% of the actual cost of their trips https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2016/11/can-uber-ever-delive...
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by slouch 9y ago
Unless the issue is bandwidth cost
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by slouch 9y ago
I really wish companies would just pay their employees and raise prices accordingly. I hate tipping.
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by slouch 9y ago
Those "show more" buttons aren't about not loading text--they bring the ads below the content into your viewport sooner. The content is there the whole time.
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by slouch 9y ago
Custom orders. I just had a rubber stamp created from an illustrator file via Etsy.
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by slouch 10y ago
That's Google. Your example weather query works today.
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by slouch 10y ago
Interactive voice response (IVR) is a technology that allows a computer to interact with humans through the use of voice and DTMF tones input via keypad.
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by slouch 10y ago
The spam is in the external links sections of articles that aren't under threat of deletion. For example, about half the links on the Lemon Law article point to pages that are essentially lawyer lead funnels. https://en.wiki
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by slouch 10y ago
Choose a new career where the margins are small enough to not justify being replaced by bots before I die.
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by slouch 10y ago
X evangelist, where X is a job that has yet to be replaced by bots
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by slouch 10y ago
The website where I pay my water bill.
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by slouch 10y ago
This podcast contains a horrifying story about how life-supporting services and resources were managed when one hospital in New Orleans lost power during Katrina: http://www.radiolab.org/story/playing-god/
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by slouch 10y ago
FB certainly shows posts with photo and video uploads attached to more users than text and link posts.
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Amazon wants permission to run mystery wireless tests in rural Washington(businessinsider.com)
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