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sudojudo
10y ago
DuckDuckGo (Bing) and Startpage (Google) work fine for me 90% of the time. To keep things mixed up, my new browser tabs use Startpage, while DDG is the homepage. The !bang syntax at DDG can be especially handy, and Startpage provides a
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10y ago
Not a hack, but the universal remote in my living room is a Palm m500 running NoviiRemote. It works better than anything else I've tried, and people are giving old Palms away; think I have three of them at this point. Also, it's
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10y ago
Those Reddit comments, wow. Every single user that endorses the service writes with the same broken English. Totally legit, astroturfing. That said, anyone dumb enough to buy a hitman online would probably trust those comments. I mean, ju
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10y ago
Good point. But, for pedantry's sake, your analogy is backwards. The person you're replying to is questioning the accuracy of Fakespot, which would make them a competitor. A shill would be endorsing the service, or placing doub
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10y ago
It varies, heavily. There are many calculators out there that try to answer this question, just drop "youtube revenue calculator" into your favorite search engine and a bunch will come up. Take the estimates with a grain of sal
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10y ago
>You joined less than a year ago. Cool it with that. Some of us regularly make fresh accounts, for various reasons, like privacy. HN doesn't heavily revolve around points (karma/upvotes/whatever) and a who's-who of p
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10y ago
Now this is my type of dystopian future; those are very cool, like something straight out of Bladerunner. Fashion with a function, all that's missing is a clear raincoat.
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10y ago
You'd have to be pretty vigilant, and it would require others to do the same. There'd have to be an equal, or greater, amount of photos tagged as another person. Who is this other person, anyhow? Where's their account? All
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10y ago
Years ago, I read about a hat that some Hollywood stars had found useful for fighting paparazzi. Mind you, I don't recall the source, and it my have been tabloid nonsense. The hat had a circle of IR LEDs (or something of the sort) emi
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10y ago
I get what you're saying, and it's absolutely true. But, at one point I had to step back and look at Reddit as a whole, and decide if I wanted to be a part of the overall community. Do I want to actively ignore my neighbors by w
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10y ago
Reddit has suffered from Eternal September for quite some time. There's a really good article on this subject that I can't seem to locate. But, if you put Reddit into the Wayback Machine, you'll see the frontpage transform
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10y ago
The author links to that video in the article, which shows that she's aware of the games that are played. They're using bully tactics. Did they have to show up on her family's doorstep? No. Did they really have people watc
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10y ago
Asimov summed it up nicely: Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge
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10y ago
Pretty sure the up-tick has more to do with socioeconomics and the drug war than anything else. I don't have any sources at hand, so take this with a grain of salt. But, I've often seen it argued that Reagan era drug policies wer
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10y ago
>I lost 40 lbs after high school by working out Nice work. Please don't take this the wrong way, but it should be noted for anyone struggling to lose weight: Weight loss is 99% diet (calories in, calories out). Work out all day lon
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10y ago
Six months later: https://twitter.com/internetofshit
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10y ago
I've got an anecdote! Back in college, I worked a part-time job caring for high-functioning individuals with developmental disabilities, in a home health care environment. There was probably one male for every twenty females on staff.
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10y ago
Europe doesn't seem to be immune, there's Bashar Mustafa at Goldsmiths University in London; the diversity officer who wants to #killallwhitemen. Sure, that's just one person, but there's a whole community of young stud
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11y ago
That is already out there too, with Purism Librem laptops. The commenter you're replying to would be better off giving his money to a company that puts privacy (and FOSS) above all else, instead of trying to bribe a lost cause (let
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11y ago
Thank you. onewaystreet touched on something that's quite bothersome to many of us: End-user apathy via argumentum ad populum . Using (or buying) adware, malware, and spyware is not normal, and everyone isn't doing it. When that
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11y ago
I used AllAdvantage back in the day, mouse moving script and all. Ran it 14-16 hours a day on a second computer and made $40-$60 a month. Can't complain. The down-side was the overhead, it was a noticeable strain on my computer, whic
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11y ago
Between NoScript and Random Agent Spoofer, nothing is correct except my resolution and a couple of plug-ins (like Flash and VLC). Shutting NoScript off doesn't make too much difference, and I don't think RAS does that much (some
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11y ago
There are two communication platforms that people in this age nearly always have access to: Email and telephone, with Facebook taking a close third (unfortunately). Call your close friends/relatives, email the others as a group. If t
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11y ago
You're forgetting about chi and lifeforce , those alone are worth the extra $300. Throwing away a plastic container after every serving is what chi is all about, those other products simply don't have it!
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11y ago
Are these fossils the origin of the unicorn myth? None of the articles I've stumbled across have an image of the actual fossil, I'm curious how similar it is to a horse skull. They were surely extinct well before the mythology,
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11y ago
>Apps that make socializing easier? Every single social media platform in the world is trying to cover this. >I find dealing with my social life to be really exhausting. That is a first-world problem if I've ever heard one. How
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11y ago
First, don't set deadlines that make things difficult. Give yourself time to do the job properly. If the client is too demanding, they're going to be a problem in other aspects of the job as well. Gaining respect first comes fr
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11y ago
The page won't even load for me, that's good, right? Paranoid mode FTW! Turning off NoScript and Random Agent Spoofer doesn't help. Still running: uBlock, HTTPS Everywhere, Disconnect, and BetterPrivacy.
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11y ago
Wow, you just solved everything! Seriously though, water tables don't respect property borders, and runoff doesn't stop at fence lines. If that happened, there would be no issue. These people aren't stupid, and the last thin
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11y ago
Dealing with this is a large part of the job. Picture a small community, or group of families, fighting a major corporation that just repeats "the science isn't conclusive" and "we worked within legal guidelines and can
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