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by zodPod 10y ago
> It could just be our or my own prejudice and perspective knowing what we know about North Korea and reading more into these rather unique and powerful set of images, you just want people to be free and happy if possible. This, I can&#x
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by zodPod 10y ago
It's also worth noting that these people generally don't appear to be aware that their picture is being taken. Though I'm a happy person, my resting face isn't necessarily going to look any happier than these.
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by zodPod 10y ago
lol I was waiting for this. I probably should've thought of something to say in response. Then, what would be on my feed? No I'm clear that you can but it's still a lot of effort that isn't worth the lack luster content
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by zodPod 10y ago
Yeah, I have a feeling that the only reason that the new generation will be on it is if their parents make them lol
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by zodPod 10y ago
I think another thing that is a huge factor is the dilution effecting interaction. The spam from timeline advertising and the hundred different pages that everyone is subscribed to throughout the years, I barely see anything that anyone DO
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by zodPod 11y ago
The idea is not that your resolution is unique it's that the maximized window size is unique. They can then track that you have more than one monitor, what size that monitor is, and, probably with some easy math, a jist of how many yo
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by zodPod 11y ago
It sure sounds like a great way to get people to turn to the way back of the book though too..
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by zodPod 11y ago
I wish I had this skill. I generally can't make even complex topics more than a paragraph or so..
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by zodPod 11y ago
While the discussion here on HN is good about this topic, I think the actual article missed the point completely. Sure, tracking is an important issue with ads but I really don't think Do Not Track made any sense nor would have made an
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by zodPod 11y ago
> No reason to charge them at dinner time. Timers and current control & remotely adjusting by power company My main issue is with your notion that the cars should, somehow, be limited to only charging at certain times. The issue be
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by zodPod 11y ago
Dammit. I was all excited. This looked really cool. I wanted one in English.
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by zodPod 11y ago
It really doesn't seem like we should be blaming Apple here. Apple did what we wanted it to do, stand up for privacy. The FBI is showing off and acting ridiculous. I think they are the ones who are at fault here and we should stop m
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by zodPod 11y ago
I've always had thoughts about this too. I understand that our definition of "living" might be that it requires water and air or something like that but honestly I think that's a little short-sighted.
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by zodPod 11y ago
Yeah, honestly, as a one incidence sort of thing, this sounds awesome haha. You could search the code for it, find the relevant piece immediately, and the user was prompted to call you guys quickly to get it resolved!
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by zodPod 11y ago
>It will also be interesting if there is a legal claim for the gig workers at these companies to make that their labor helped “create the value” at the companies that replace them. I'd assume that you'd be waiving any legal cla
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by zodPod 11y ago
This is a great clarification of how this problem works. I STILL can't grasp why you'd switch. Since you have no idea which door it is, couldn't the 2/3 probability be applied to either his door or your door? For all
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by zodPod 11y ago
> If we can't get the internet for free. We'll build our own internet! Pretty damn clever, for sure! Now Wikipedia is just a network for them!
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by zodPod 11y ago
Yup! I've chosen to buy several things that I pirated as a kid now just because I was able to pick it up then and now I have an income and these things are accessible!
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M&Ms “Marketing Code” forbids kids(mms.com)
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by zodPod 11y ago
This was pretty genius! I'm looking forward to trying the "new formula" even though it won't taste any different haha
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by zodPod 11y ago
I'm probably going to have my foot in my mouth pretty quickly about this but how bizarre is the Swedish language that "entrails" and "in-river" could be the same word? lol Is it a slang term of some kind?
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by zodPod 11y ago
Or you get entries like Line 126..
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by zodPod 11y ago
Finally we're trying to teach algorithms to feel anger! I love it! EDIT: Just to be clear, this is a joke based on the game being flappy bird. Seriously, though, this is awesome. I love this kind of stuff!
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by zodPod 11y ago
These flat designs are the WORST. Jira, Office365, and now Photoshop? They're hideous and they're hard to read/use/work within. Who looks at existing flat designs and decides to implement it themselves? It's awf
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by zodPod 11y ago
Ah, alright, thank you!
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by zodPod 11y ago
I love the lesson in the alt text, "Saying 'what kind of an idiot doesn't know about the Yellowstone supervolcano' is so much more boring than telling someone about the Yellowstone supervolcano for the first time."
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by zodPod 11y ago
I think you'd still get charged for it.
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Well, one major problem that I see is that, we aren't required to learn about any of this stuff before we buy it and most of the people who's job it is to set this up would gladly do it for less than someone who knows what they&#x
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by zodPod 11y ago
To value them randomly extracting money from my account and holding it in their own accounts for whatever? Are you saying the vast percentage of Americans are sheep who are so bad with money they'd rather have someone rob them repeate
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by zodPod 11y ago
If this kind of stuff moved the money into another account of mine, this would sound great but I'm just handing it to some random company that I've never heard of? Sounds safe... I'll just continue to have a recurring transf

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