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How many minutes would it take to make 1 copy? How much would a person be compensated for producing that 1 copy?
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8y ago
I fail to recognize the 'forced to listen' part. I very rarely see political opinions at all on twitter or youtube, because I don't follow those topics. Also isn't filter bubbles a thing?
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If you didn't read about it after the accident this seems like a pretty easy to understand explanation. Why couldn't anyone learn from it? It explains the issue pretty well in my opinion
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Tbh your post reads as 'I avoided overeating by me learning how much I needed to eat and me never putting extra on the plate' In reality I guess you had unusual parents who were good at telling how much you needed, so you didn
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8y ago
MicroProse? Founded early 80s, creators of Civ
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8y ago
We are all related. It's not surprising some third cousins find out they are related. Maybe a fun read, but is it of any importance?
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8y ago
There are methods to hide ads. This is just an ad?
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8y ago
Problem with docked system is that it isn't nearly as handy. We got scooters in my town yesterday and there are multiple in each block already, whereas the bike docks the city has are spaced reasonably close (bus stop distance) but tha
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Yes. What you need for happiness is very different from what you need to be able to collect sportscars as a hobby.
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8y ago
Only 60GB mobile data plans are £30 or more. I doubt they would be compensating payment plans for devices.
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Yes. There has been data like this out there for ages.
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8y ago
Being on chemo I was THRILLED
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8y ago
No. Not literally noone was using it. Just a colloquial 'noone' as in 'noone is using Firefox'. Additional features that the average user does not want to use or care about creates confusion and a feeling of bloat. An of
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SSE Student? One of the two SSE-programs is arguably the hardest program to get into in Sweden. Sometimes the Karolinska medical school has a higher entry requirement. Graduating from there usually means you are set and don't need to s
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35 hours of youtube 'features you didn't know existed'-guides. I don't know how we're expected to stay up to date without regular user friendly manual updates that get pushed.
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A while ago I downloaded my user data from Facebook, and it had a better backup of numbers I've had contact with than anywhere else.
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I was really bummed out that they cut the feed from the booster to the live audience after it started spinning.
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How do you verify that goods on craigslist wasn't stolen before being sold? Reasonable assumptions that will be tried if you are caught carrying home the sofa.
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8y ago
Also, they hired the employee and should be around enough to be able to evaluate if the employee is doing what they want.
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Mainframe Engineers? What systems are you running. Asking as a 20s EU mainframe dev with fiance who doesn't stop talking about moving to Scotland.
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Yes, it was around and was more focused upon when I was a kid without an internet connection. But nowd you get that fed straight to you on sites/blog-platforms targeting children. All with huge real-time support groups that will help y
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Yeah it's just 'how to live an unhealthy life and risk dying well before turning 15: 101' I don't know what to do about it, but even as a tech savvy free speech proponent I feel very unhappy about the content kids consum
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> If people do crimes, why trust law enforcement? That really helps noone. Report in a nearby larger city. If they don't care they just drop it.
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Oh. If there is one thing we are not lacking it's libraries. Actively fighting to make them all louder is what's causing it here, not a lack of libraries.
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I don't remember any of the kids running wild in the libraries visiting them as adults. We who didn't have a problem being quiet and going there to either read quietly or to bring books home, going there for the books, seem to be
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Or, let's create some kind of public space that is not an isolated study room so that people can leave their homes but still enjoy a calm and quiet place? But then your kids won't want to go there in the future, because all kids g
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Locally (Stockholm, Sweden) the head of the city libraries has made a statement of battling the 'quietness norm' in libraries. Most of them now have playgrounds, one in Kista (where I happened to live at the time) won awards for b
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Yes, the US also collects fingerprints from people arriving and have for at least a decade. (Just informational without a huge rant about people having friends and family)
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Ask HN: 20s COBOL Dev with an itch to scratch
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Reading ability must be the goal with the criticism though? If it's just listening to a story you might as well watch it, or play it.
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