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6y ago
>And soon, perhaps commerce will be jammed in somehow? It already is... About a week or two ago Instagram decided to put the "Shop" or "Marketplace" button where the "Likes" tab button was... And now to get
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6y ago
Turnitin was very annoying to use back in my college days (roughly around when this article was published). So many mislabels of content being plagiarized even when I'd properly quoted/cited anything I added. It would even label s
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6y ago
Maybe it was over the comms from inside the capsule? I heard it as well.
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spike021
6y ago
Nah, there was a shot of regular civilian vessels (some with Trump flags).
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6y ago
You say this like human beings can be perfect. Nobody is perfect. Everyone is vulnerable given time/effort.
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6y ago
It's The Verge. They haven't been able to do meaningful journalism in years.
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6y ago
There's this one purely catering (Vietnamese) coffee "company" that has entirely pivoted to pop-ups the past few months, and using donations from customers to fund deliveries of coffees to hospitals and other front-line worke
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6y ago
There are still "dumb" Blu-ray players. Bought one for my parents a few years back. It does have an ethernet port, but they've never needed to connect it to the Internet, works fine. I guess if you're watching a movie th
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6y ago
In N Out in California has ones like this. You just squeeze this rubbery piece and it causes the sanitizer gel to come out, then you just use it on the entirety of your hands after. No big deal.
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6y ago
I wonder how many high-profile celebrities and other people with verified public accounts also keep private duplicate ones? Maybe that's going too far down the rabbit hole but I'm really curious now.
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6y ago
I think this assumes that only the obvious accounts were affected (basically any that sent out the tweet about the scam). It's quite possible many accounts were accessed more quietly.
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6y ago
$35 -> $65 in ~2 years? I originally got this because it was a great way to watch baseball games without being blacked out (at the time I was subbed to mlb.tv and forced to use an out-of-area VPN to get around the local blackout to watch
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6y ago
>You miss so much of Japan w/o knowing Japanese. For what it's worth, I've been to Japan twice now for a total of one month of time, don't know any Japanese beyond your typical easy phrases/words, and got by fine
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6y ago
Whoa! This is awesome. Made me Google again (hadn't since my first trip to Japan) for any melodies I could find as a download to use as a ringtone/text tone (not that my phone is ever off vibrate mode). Thanks!
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6y ago
>They're also opening up farmers markets. The one near me in downtown San Jose just re-opened a couple of weeks ago. I walked through to see what it was like. Not too bad, they require masks for patrons and also the people working t
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6y ago
>It seems like people think that because they're taking design cues from iOS they intend to lock it down like iOS and they're transferring that fear into dislike of the new UI itself. This has been the fear for the last 10 or s
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6y ago
I've recently switched jobs. At my previous role, the 15 inch retina 2016 MBP I was using never had issues on Catalina. At this new role, the 2019 13inch retina MBP I was given seems to have one or two kernel panics a week on Catalina.
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6y ago
Whoa, this is potentially a pretty cool device. I don't have Parkinsons, but I do have Essential Tremor[0]. I'm only in my late 20's now but I've had it since at least my early teens, and it hasn't improved. In some
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6y ago
>refuses to spend extra time looking at other sources, like Twitter. Twitter as another resource was an example. But yes, you can look on Twitter and find many different perspectives about a topic. I would think someone who knows how to
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6y ago
While I get your point, there are a myriad of things I don’t understand that get posted and commented on here. Usually if I don’t know something, then it’s a good chance to look it up and learn something new. I think it’d be counter-product
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>This is Ba Sing Se levels of delusion for some people. A reference I never expected to see on HN. It's insane, but then you realize that a significant portion of the US population _still_ only watches television news media and refu
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6y ago
When I visited Japan last year, I drove a mountain road one day with these guard rails/posts that were specifically made so that as cars pass by they emit a tone of a simplistic song (if I'm remembering correctly it was "Itsy
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I get spam all the time on Instagram. Even the private account of the two that I have constantly winds up in random group spam messages. I'm assuming some spammers use scripts or other code to just comb through tons of high-profile acc
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6y ago
When you say that, it makes sense if perhaps police are just accidentally brushing by them while forcing their way up a street. What the reality is is they are literally forcing themselves onto cameramen, pushing them into walls or other ob
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6y ago
That's crazy and I admittedly didn't know that's possible. Sorry to hear that. :( I have an issue where I have these crazy, unusual "allergic" reactions (doctors I've gone to actually say it's "hypers
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6y ago
Ooooh haven't had that in a while. Great choice!
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Wondering the same here. That plus Youtube compression artifacts made this a teeny bit less enjoyable to watch.
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It's not that easy, though. Safety regulations are completely different now compared to 1957, using your Porsche example. Bumper and ride heights, crumple zones, etc. All these factors would make it very difficult to just recreate vint
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6y ago
Not sure anyone will see this since the post is rather old now and off the front page, but just to add my two cents: I was made an offer for L5 at Amazon earlier this year. For compensation, it's like you suggested: the offer is struct
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6y ago
Reminds me of a time at my previous job where I was asked to add a utm_source to API client calls for one specific type of client. Less for marketing, more for just the product management side.
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