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4y ago
All causes of death “simply” accelerated another subsequent cause of death.
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4y ago
I would totally agree but isn’t the uninstall a one time thing and then you never deal with again? If Apple News keeps advertising to you after you uninstall News then Apple has overstepped and should be held to account. I don’t hold it aga
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4y ago
Three really awesome responses that got me thinking, so I’ll just reply to myself… I own a Quest which mostly my son uses for games and loves, and I occasionally game on. It’s cool. It’s also a toy I would never try to use for work. I can i
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4y ago
So just long tap and uninstall them? It’s not analogous to the Windows Start Menu showing ads you can’t turn off. What are the nags? I also don’t use Apple TV and don’t recall being nagged to use it. The only thing that annoys me is the pro
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4y ago
Ah, classic. So this is actually all just shitposting and looking for ideological battle then. The “antifascists” literally wore the mark themselves while committing upwards of a billion dollars of property damage over the course of a year+
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4y ago
The antifa fueled BLM riots were some of the most damaging riots in the country’s history. The national guard was called out in dozens of cities during these months long protests… Portland and Seattle were basically under siege. City blocks
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4y ago
I read the Intercept article, and clicked through and read some the screen captured tweets from the “antifascist” accounts that were banned that the article did not care to include. The Intercept article is not journalism. It’s a PR piece f
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4y ago
The current state of VR is not decades old. It’s like saying automobiles are decades old so EVs are not exciting.
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Since Apple did not in fact “block AirDrop in China” this whole thing just feels like flame bait.
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4y ago
I have a Brother laser printer which is used for almost everything, and a Canon inkjet for the occasional color print. I’m pretty sure my Canon inkjet uses more ink when idle than when I occasionally use it to actually print something. Quit
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4y ago
Leaving parents out in the cold? Surely not. It’s obviously parents leaving their children out in the cold if a 10 year old is given unrestricted access to apps and the internet. There are abundant and powerful options to track, monitor
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4y ago
They must have opened the libraries with Unix line endings in Windows.
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4y ago
It’s absolutely not a cure - it’s just a coping mechanism 100%. I think most people do want a loving partner, if not more than one. Women definitely don’t “need a man” in the historical sense that they couldn’t really survive and be a respe
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4y ago
Absolutely no one. Just a suggestion really, I have zero authority here. Tried to indicate that with the question mark since emojis are stripped.
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This isn’t an illuminating way to discuss the topic. Take a break and come back ready to engage and educate, or please rage elsewhere?
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4y ago
I’ve only done a half dozen dives, but losing the computer isn’t what I’d call an emergency. You call the dive and surface slowly. Maybe you don’t do a second dive if you can’t be sure of your limits. It’s an inconvenience.
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4y ago
Extremely unimaginably harder to produce to working immune system in a lab alongside your cell culture soup you want to market as “meat”. Like, an immune system needs to be trained, needs to be maintained, needs plumbing, needs waste remova
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4y ago
My understand is the meatless substitutes are chock full of these additives to try to nail the flavor. I’m sure lab grown protein product will need the same treatment. IMO it’s a nutritional sacrifice in order to avoid eating animal product
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4y ago
Is it really more widespread at this point in history than any other? Or just easier to measure the market size? I wouldn’t lament that sex work being safe and profitable is bad for society. But I also don’t think OnlyFans is significantly
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4y ago
You make it sound like most of the women making money on the site aren’t pretty thrilled they can print money by posting pictures on the internet? Safe, legal, and easily monetizable sex work is a boon for young pretty women. Attractive men
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4y ago
I think this is just head in the sand thinking. BEVs are here to stay and are indisputably the future. EVs are already cheaper than comparable ICE vehicles in terms of TCO, and they can be made cheaper than comparable ICE vehicles even up-f
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4y ago
If someone is questioning battery and power as their key issues for an EV, it’s likely they don’t own one and don’t actually get it. The biggest issue with EV adoption will be access to home charging. If you can charge at home, battery and
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I’m guessing you’re looking at market cap and not enterprise value when you are comparing Rivian to Ford. Market cap is about supply and demand based on a very limited number of shares changing hands, don’t confuse it with an actual company
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4y ago
This is kind of a nasty article that just totally ignores the economics of scaling a complex manufacturing company. The same quarter last year Rivian earned a nominal $1mm. This quarter they produced actual product they sold for $536 millio
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4y ago
Amazon ships more packages through its DSPs than anyone. But I don’t see them doing delivery as anti-competitive. It is highly integrated and streamlined however. They put a absolutely massive amount of resources on solving delivery. And th
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4y ago
If the sun is going the wrong way across the sky, it’s not because of the hemisphere you’re on. I wonder if this is like an implanted memory that you have or what?
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Umm… what?
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Where exactly is the kerfuffle here? Is the crux of the issue that the community thought it owned the trademark when in fact it was owned by the initial creator? Whether contributors fork or not, the code is MIT licensed, anyone can start a
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Turns out, at least in my own personal experience, that’s not how it works. I don’t think this has been well studied, especially in the context of driving in a vehicle with gaze / attention tracking features. While my Tesla is working
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4y ago
Hah, had me on the edge of my seat to hear the life altering impact, and then, bottle’s still on the shelf! Here’s to hoping it works well next time you need it tho.
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