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xeromal
2y ago
I've never seen this site before as I usually just use justwatch.com. Gonna check this one out though. Thanks for linking!
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xeromal
2y ago
I really appreciate this point and I've had similar thoughts. A lot of people nowadays point back to the peak of American civilization post world war II and think or expect that that will continue but like you said it was tightly optim
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xeromal
2y ago
Modern day bread and games.
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xeromal
2y ago
Young generations have prevailed during times of famine, conquest from outside forces, cataclysmic events like volcanos and ice ages, and populating new territories. I wonder what's different?
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xeromal
2y ago
I just tried it too. lol
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xeromal
3y ago
I appreciate the extra information and that's exactly what I was looking for with my question. Makes total sense.
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xeromal
3y ago
Isn't a coop just an employee owned company?
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xeromal
3y ago
Seems to happen once the founder retires. My little brother's tile laying business is going to distribute ownership to the employees based on years + skill once the founder retires. They're already highly paid and treated well (th
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xeromal
3y ago
That's correct
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xeromal
3y ago
Bezos isn't the CEO
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xeromal
3y ago
Not enough to maintain the entire workforce. Basically they have enough to operate a ghost ship. They're doing their best to retain their doctors while letting off auxiliary forces such as IT. My friend is the last one there and just k
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xeromal
3y ago
This hack has been a massive clusterfuck and is responsible for most of my team being canned due to the provider we worked for not having 3/5 of their revenue since February. What a disaster.
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xeromal
3y ago
I grew up in N. GA and we used to take out the slop (table scraps) to the woods to dump for the creatures of the woods to eat and I distinctly remember both melons and blueberries eventually growing there.
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xeromal
3y ago
Not at all. Boeing required their parts manufacturers to design and build parts for a given budget and Boeing just sat there and glued it together. Sometimes they didn't even do that. They just used their position to bully the smaller
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xeromal
3y ago
Tech forum Talks about useful tech "iS tHiS An aStroTurFing Ad"
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xeromal
3y ago
I saw their plane land in El Segundo a few years ago and it blew my mind they flew in a 747 or whatever that jumbo sized plane was. Killer zombie graphic on the outside though
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xeromal
3y ago
Flip phones are fine at communicating over SMS or phone calls. That's realtime enough for anything
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xeromal
3y ago
There's always a market for dumb phones.
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xeromal
3y ago
Any reaction to bad news for Elon Musk businesses are outsized for the amount of hate people have for him. I'd say the hate is pretty well-deserved but I also value SpaceX and Tesla tremendously and I hope they continue taking us into
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xeromal
3y ago
Ah, I think my purchase predates the web app so I'm not entitled to plus. Makes sense.
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xeromal
3y ago
So I bought pocket cast in 2015 according to my Gmail history. Do you know how to activate a legacy app? Thanks!
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xeromal
3y ago
This reminds me of when I took my PS5 to my family's house for Christmas vacation. We both have the same SSID because I set up both access points but they changed the password when they forgot it because they're a bunch of bozos.
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xeromal
3y ago
So I'm a luddite but this to me is profound. >If the cosmos is conscious in the way that we are and the speed of light proves to be a limit, then its thoughts would take thousands or millions of years to process. Thanks for sharing.
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xeromal
3y ago
The biggest thing would probably be the fact that a large amount of them could be stolen with a usb-shaped dongle because the cars didn't come with immobilizers.
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xeromal
3y ago
I'm installing a mini-split in my basement right now and I'm also learning how to design replacement hubcaps for my rig.
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xeromal
3y ago
Your second demand is what China is going through right now. It's causing a massive upheaval.
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xeromal
3y ago
I believe this is the same breach. AT&T is just finally fessing up to it
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xeromal
3y ago
I don't remember a CyberTrack being announced.
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xeromal
3y ago
Every single one of Tesla's cars has been called vaporware and they always deliver. At this point it's a dead horse.
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xeromal
3y ago
Yup. The Model S was vaporware and the 3 was definitely vaporware and the cybertruck was definitely vaporware. >In the computer industry, vaporware (or vapourware) is a product, typically computer hardware or software, that is announced
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