JakeTheAndroid

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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
But they aren't generating the content, users are. Why should they be responsible for what you say? And it's their platform, why are you entitled to it insofar they can't moderate? Can Amazon not kick people off their servers
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Idk that I agree with these points really at all. If you are only making the COL, most people are simply not going to sustain the college lifestyle indefinitely. People have wants and needs and drives outside of financial hardship. Yes, it
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I think the big difference in 6 is that you aren't penalized for building wide vs tall, in fact you're encouraged to do so. You need as many useful district bonuses as you can get, which are often improved via the Pantheon. Since
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Well, my point was that it was unit specific, not Barb specific. If you are chasing a Barb Scout with a Warrior, you'll never catch them. Scouts bypass movement penalties over hills and through trees, warriors don't. You also may
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Barbs don't have a speed bonus AFAIK, but the terrain impacts movement significantly. So, if they are 'getting away from you' it's not because their barbs, it's because their unit has more movement and isn't mo
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
They bought only parts of HTC, and the parts the purchased didn't include their distribution as far as I can find. We don't even know how HTC achieved their distribution to begin with. Did HTC own the entire supply chain or did th
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
That also works, but you can't really do that until like midgame unless you use some mods. You need to have at least red and green science production and have researched a fair bit of technology before you get robots. Then you need the
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
While there is absolutely a consumer market for gaming and entertainment, Magic Leap has nothing to offer in that space. The apps store they offer is very limited and it's mostly tours of locations, or design tools for making stuff tha
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
That's why I love it. I just went back to play last night and I got my Red and Green science built in a way with zero excess. All the miners lead straight into a furnace which fed straight into an automation factory which fed straight
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I'm not sure what you're saying here. Do you expect builtin to find your personal site for this writeup? Does your site have the same purpose and is it being consumed the same way as BH? Can builtin know that your site design is e
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I didn't suggest you did. I am simply saying that Cloudflare started with a Free plan which helped build the company. So Cloudflare took on the smaller customers by design, as evident from the Free tier of accounts. So, by the time Clo
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
*Cloudflare
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Well, Cloudflare's free tier costs money, but it was a good way to get people using the service, and now it's part of the ethos and culture people expect from Cloudflare. By the time Akamai was being challenged by Cloudflare, they
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Cloudflare's margins are not easy to replicate. They have deployed a physical, global network that you cannot spin up with limited resources. If you're not already in a position to challenge Cloudflare today, it'd take years
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Cloudflare specifically used to bring in paid interns from programs that targeted women that left the workforce due to having children. Plenty of interns were offered FTE once the internship ended. So I know they are happy to evaluate diffe
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
> Anecdote #1: I can walk into the local branch of my bank - where all the staff know me - and withdraw money from my account without showing any form of ID, telling them my account number, or even stating my name. They know me, I just h
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
Hmm, Yangs proposal did not eliminate all other safety nets. His program simply made people opt out of one or the other, and encouraged people to stick with whatever paid them more. The knock on effect is that it'd likely reduce fundin
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
This idea conflicts heavily with GDPR first of all. Secondly, why should that information be public? Does car ownership need to be publicly disclosed even though tons of car crashes happen every day? No, because the driver is liable, not th
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
This is still true. I moved from AZ to CA when I was 17 and my AZ permit expired. It was way easier and cheaper to wait until I turned 18 so that I didn't have to pay for the requisite driving training courses. Oddly enough, Drivers Ed
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
The WSB strategy: Buying call or puts instead of individual stocks. Calls are when you think a stock is going to go up, puts are when you think it's going to go down. Instead of having to buy an individual stock, you can simply buy a c
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
This is unlikely for a few reasons. 1. If you write into support as an Enterprise customer, you're basically getting an automatic response. 2. Enterprise customers can dial a direct line to support and have this under investigation wit
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
According to Complianceowl, they may also be in the crosshairs (I have no idea myself): > Secondly, have you done your research? Surely Facebook is not the only company being targeted by the government right now. I can assure you that, s
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
> Because we [rightfully, as this thread suggests] restrict border crossings. We see plenty of illegal immigration. So much so that some people want to build a wall, as if that is a meaningful control. If all it takes is a country to be
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
Thats kind of my point though isn't it? If it was something any normal person would be willing to do, then we wouldn't see that many Syrians stay inside of Syria. I would expect there is a top controlling percentage that would wan
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
My Pixel 3 prompted me to turn off the auto-locking feature when I was at home because it saw that I unlocked my phone a lot in that geofenced location. It also did that at my old job as well since the situation was pretty similar. I would
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
I mean, we see people in fairly terrible countries not relocate. Why haven't 80% of all Mexican or Central American citizens relocated to the US? Or conversely, why haven't tons of the homeless in the US made their way to Mexico?
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
I read this as larger entities have quicker response times for DMCAing their own IP. Not that larger entities have more rights, although I would expect in practice they do as they have more money for lawyers to get the law interpreted in th
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
I used to work for a company that partnered with (and is now owned by) a non-profit called Youth Villages. They focused on in-home rehabilitation to help avoid having kids enter into foster care by working with the parents. There are a few
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
My understanding is the chemical wash isn't the inherent issue here. It's the fact that they need to be chemically washed in the first place. Due to factory farming, chickens live in piles of their own poop, and with that comes to
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by JakeTheAndroid 7y ago
Well if you aren't investing in property as a principle residence, then relocating is moot. You can still get a huge amount of value investing into the housing market looking to cash flow, not buy your potential forever home. And, so l

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