The-Bus

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by The-Bus 1mo ago
Uber is another example of an app that is actively hostile when I want to take a screenshot. Let's say I'm calling a call for someone and want them to know what car it is, driver's info, etc. Uber doesn't let me do that,
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by The-Bus 1mo ago
Even if the transcription was instantaneous, you'd still need to manually vet it, i.e. listen to all of it.
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by The-Bus 2mo ago
There's skill in being able to manage a declining or non-growth business in a way that still pleases your consumer base (and therefore reduces your attrition rate). Not everyone does it well.
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by The-Bus 3mo ago
Is the statement in the linked article that "The Internet Movie Database functions as a loss leader for the e-commerce giant" backed up somewhere? IMDB offers both Pro Subscriptions. IMDB offers data licenses that the company clai
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by The-Bus 4mo ago
Turn 1 Swamp, Dark Ritual into Hypnotic still a magnificent play and one that used cheaper cards in its time (vs. a Mox or something similar).
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by The-Bus 5mo ago
I've been using Genius Scan for ~15 years and it also lets you send faxes (via credits you buy). My phone works for 99% of my use cases.
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by The-Bus 6mo ago
Hisense has never operated at the top end of the spectrum. They can sell these TVs for $1000 because they're buying the cheapest panels that the actual high-end TVs aren't using.
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by The-Bus 6mo ago
This is likely either a YouTube/Roku channel that shows relaxing images but monetizes them via ads.
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by The-Bus 8mo ago
This product exists because it's fun.
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by The-Bus 8mo ago
The UFCW claims they represent at least 800,000 grocery workers across the US. I had a job as a union worker in a supermarket, and am glad that's still available to others. https://www.ufcw.org/actions/campaign&#x2
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by The-Bus 10mo ago
If a business can't pay a living wage, it's not really a successful business. I, too, could become fabulously wealthy selling shoes if someone just have me shoes for $1 so I could resell them for $50.
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by The-Bus 10mo ago
As long as they keep their hidden illustrations away from my precious Swiss chocolate logos!
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by The-Bus 11mo ago
Progression is your level of skill as you get better at a game (whether it's something simple or its chess). I've had narrative events happen in games that, because they are guided by decisions of other players, I still remember m
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by The-Bus 11mo ago
The PR site as well as the main site refer to it as Apple TV+, so not sure where the renaming announcement is. But it's un-Apple to have the + missing on the press release for F1...
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by The-Bus 1y ago
For those interested in the subject, recommend the book The Power of Strangers by Joe Keohane that covers this with further depth. Worth reading!
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by The-Bus 1y ago
Starbucks Coffee Korea Co. is a Korean company, owned by a Singaporean wealth fund and a Korean company. US Starbucks provides licensing and supplies, nothing more. So this is a decision by a Korean company, not an American one. https:&#x2
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by The-Bus 1y ago
It's also interesting to see what decisions editors have made about animals. In English, for example, the article for the African elephant[1] is just the animal's name. In Italian, Spanish, and Tagalog it's the scientific nam
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by The-Bus 1y ago
Tumble Leaf is really good as well. Highly recommend it.
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by The-Bus 1y ago
There are still some wooden escalators inside the flagship Macy's store in Herald Square (Manhattan).
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by The-Bus 2y ago
Where are you driving your own car to get groceries easily in lower Manhattan... twice a week?
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by The-Bus 2y ago
The Museum of the Moving Image has had video games in its collection since the 1980s. https://movingimage.org/collection/collection-spotlight_vide... Hauser & Wirth have had essays on video games in their magazine:
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by The-Bus 2y ago
Especially when other merge games (Triple Town) existed for years. They're all in the same general genre.
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by The-Bus 2y ago
Forget it, Jack, it's Tripletown.
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by The-Bus 2y ago
Walmart also uses 3rd Party Sellers; I don't believe Target does. There's enough commentary about false/bootleg products on Amazon that it's no longer my primary destination for any purchases I need delivered.
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by The-Bus 2y ago
Scorcese's production company office was based in the Directors Guild of America building on 57th St for many years.
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by The-Bus 3y ago
It still is rude... it's just become commonplace.
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by The-Bus 3y ago
Marketing directly via ads is not free, either. Most industries have trade and consumer shows (from film to boardgames to concrete). There's no reason to expect that gaming is somehow unique and should not have one. It's unlikely
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by The-Bus 3y ago
Those just look like AI images with brush lines.
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by The-Bus 3y ago
Not a graphic novel you'd want to read, or a movie you'd like to watch.
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by The-Bus 3y ago
Thank you! I had shared a photo I had seen of an Amazon warehouse painted this way, but couldn't find the source of it. In this picture specifically, the warehouses in the rear perfectly blend into the sky to the point where my brain t

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