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by ss2003 6y ago
Wayland is such a big pain. Breaks all kinds of things.
32.
by ss2003 6y ago
Lots of places you could do this from where it would not be illegal.
33.
by ss2003 6y ago
There was a guy on Better Call Saul like that.
34.
by ss2003 6y ago
Well this was written 14 years ago. The world was a bit of a different place and there were way fewer women playing DnD then.
35.
by ss2003 6y ago
But is that a skill that is required for lots of positions?
36.
by ss2003 6y ago
My guess is they went to the wheel shop with their dad's to pick a couple of new wheels for the cart. If you get 2 you can just tie them together and roll them home.
37.
by ss2003 6y ago
Hardly. The infrastructure keeping those trains above ground is tremendous. But keeping them elevated they do not interfere with existing traffic patterns.
38.
by ss2003 6y ago
When there was more competition for Google, and when ads and links for other Google products didn't take up half the page of search results, there was much, much more eye ball space, even though there were many fewer eyeballs. I'm
39.
by ss2003 6y ago
A higher priced ad means that the provider is charging extra for the service. Those charges are passed directly to the consumer. If you have a business that is small niche of larger area you will be priced out of ads by larger, higher charg
40.
by ss2003 6y ago
sydd above said "small, dubious news sites and started popping up which praised Putin so much I thought it was a joke. Same thing happened in conspiracy sites - a few years earlier they content was about UFOs, lizard men, angels etc. a
41.
by ss2003 6y ago
The question is how does one thwart and reverse such an attack?
42.
by ss2003 6y ago
Ouch!
43.
by ss2003 6y ago
I like that idea, Bidden tweets he's thinking of some pro-crypto policies if elected, donate to his election campaign now if you want this to happen!
44.
by ss2003 6y ago
If you aren't one those that benefit from this you already know it is not.
45.
by ss2003 6y ago
That can be done online too.
46.
by ss2003 6y ago
"I'd fire everyone." Too late. They did that 3 years ago. Fired the IT staff and outsourced to India. A great decision that saved them tons of money. /s https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2017/02&#x2F
47.
by ss2003 6y ago
Looks like they do https://ubports.com/devices/promoted-devices
48.
by ss2003 7y ago
Lots of industries will not be the same for many years. For example people will not be going back to restaurants like they did. Their habits have changed and many people's attitude to being out with large groups of people is going to b
49.
by ss2003 7y ago
We should be cutting the bloated military budget not entitlements.
50.
by ss2003 7y ago
This would not be a bad thing. Airbnb has been driving up the cost of housing in many cities.
51.
by ss2003 7y ago
Maybe but I would guess that none of those factors were even considered.
52.
by ss2003 7y ago
I used to use FF exclusively until the last update. After that it doesn't fully load some websites like Slack. I poked around to try and figure what is the problem, but in the end it was just easier for me to switch to Brave.
53.
by ss2003 7y ago
It is certainly contaminated after being used. It has to be purified before hand too. The energy cost and environmental impact of manufacturing a single phone is tremendous.
54.
by ss2003 7y ago
How much water does it take to purify the silicon used in your phone?
55.
by ss2003 7y ago
Or in your pocket. Where do you carry your phone?
56.
by ss2003 7y ago
The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester.
57.
by ss2003 7y ago
They already effectively censor via algorithm. They are a monopoly that should be broken up.
58.
by ss2003 7y ago
Anything sitting on the surface of the Moon would must likely completely buried by regolith after roughly 2 million years. Every lunar day dust particles are launched up from the surface only to fall back down at night.
59.
by ss2003 8y ago
Head ache inducing.
60.
by ss2003 8y ago
You could draw the line at $0. That's the usual edge case.

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