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by NowThenGoodBad 3y ago
*per potential impressions per dollar You can actually use that as a negotiating point. Let's say a new route is opened causing traffic to bypass a normally high traffic point. The advertiser might still price per potential impression
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Serious question: is it the same law that requires websites to give a cookie pop up? Because I let users know I'm not going to spam them with that shit at those that enacted that law can go to hell for every site I visit having it. It&
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
It's been like that for a while if you have your wifi/Bluetooth on when airplane mode is on, it will do it the same way next time you turn on airplane mode. I used that frequently on my 5S, spare 6, and iPhone X.
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
I absolutely agree with you on this. When I had an office as a graduate student and then consultant, adjunct faculty, and other positions, I was almost never in my office. I simply could not focus on work there the same way as elsewhere. I&
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Tipping before the service is weird. However, I don't know if you've ever worked on the other side of the counter, but it's a lot easier to get someone to tip when they already have their wallet out and cash in hand. Getting
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
You are correct. Materials scientist and polymer scientists here: Just because it depolymerizes doesn't mean it does so into happy stuff. Photodegradation is the process of degrading with the application of photons (typically in the vi
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Science fiction and scientists have been proposing alternate forms of life for a long time. I love TNG (and SW) but have to point out that their ideas in many places aren't new. Example: Silicon based lifeforms It's in the same co
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
There's this famous picture of Zuckerberg with tape over parts of a MacBook Pro next to him implying that whoever that computer belonged to didn't feel that even Apple's security was enough to protect their privacy. (I can&#x
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
It strikes me that either you legitimately can't relate but might think you can, or you aren't empathizing with the author (nothing wrong with that, sometimes we legitimately can't put ourself in their "shoes"), or
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
I hope you realize that doesn't mean that you disconnected. Try opening an ad-monetized app that requires network connection to load the ads. Make sure cellular date for that app is off. You'll get ads. Unless something has change
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Just like Microsoft Excel. Unfortunately, Microsoft backpedalled between 2011 and 2016 versions (those are for Mac) and removed a significant amount of functionality. Files closed with the application no longer reopen, UI elements are gone,
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Apple's podcast app used to be great. I used to be able to easily subscribe and download all the episodes for a show, navigate to any show, and get back to what I was listening to all in a few taps. As it stands now, if you want to add
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
How is this misleading?
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
It's already been beginning: https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/realid A quote: > If you fly within the United States or enter secure federal buildings and military bases, you will need a valid
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Just going to leave this here: https://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2015/02/27/ex-delta... I'm an advocate for security screening. I'm even fine with a bag swab or pat down. I've
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
At HPBB last year (coincidentally in Japan where high pressure food sterilization was first commercialized) there was a whole series on high pressure sterilization of food. The last presentation was a company with a scalable automated canni
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Really? I had no problem on an iPhone X, swiped through the slides just fine. What platform are you on?
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Execs comp packages won't hurt that much, they can just downsize and then go on a hiring glut when things look better.
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
So, you're suggesting that we should let those who perpetuate cultures like falsifying records to continue to exist in industry without punishment when they are directly responsible for the harm that happens? That sounds patently ridic
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Do you say that because they might still use your posted material? Or is there some other reason?
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
While I get and agree with your point, coming from the bottom of the socioeconomic spectrum you reference I must say, our roads in the Bay Area are seriously broken. Dangerous for motorcyclists and drivers the same. I had moved away for a c
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
If I had to guess, he knows that when things turn back around, he wants any and all reasons for people to be on his side. Keep a close eye on his decisions post 2020.
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Robert has been doing what I knew could be done with mobile gaming for many years now: http://www.nimianlegends.com I don't know if he's picked up more people or still solo, but Brightridge is a beautiful open world wi
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
It's pretty great! I used it to build my business's logo and really enjoyed working with such a comprehensive suite of tools, probably using a fraction of a percent of its capability and doing so in a brutish fashion. However, my
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
pg_bot covered the technical side, I'll take the social side. That's the great thing. There might be an entire market of options out there for an idea, but if they don't get something like reliability right, then that's
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
I really appreciate this perspective: "While human sexuality is a delicate subject, I deeply believe it should be discussed (vide my Dating for Nerds series) rather than shunned as a taboo topic. Some discussion about ethics and implic
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Same here with same OS version.
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Thank you, this is one point people miss. The other is the value of the real estate and it's increase. Sure, you might not get that 36,000 a year but that is completely dwarfed by a 23% increase in the median home price, bringing it to
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Brief anecdote as potentially one of those rejected students who was not "qualified": The community college I went to has a special program with Stanford where the faculty of the CC will, on a VERY rare occasion, nominate a stude
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by NowThenGoodBad 7y ago
Facebook's video chatting device, whatever it is, seems like a perfect candidate for this market.

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