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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
It didn’t used to be, but now it is quite common. I think that, as listening to audiobooks has become more and more popular (as per this thread), folks have tired of saying “listened to the audiobook of” and are switching to just “read”. Pr
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
GraphicAudio provides an alternative audio production for most of them.
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
No shit. That doesn’t mean Elon didn’t lie to use it a pretence for unrelated nonsense.
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
There are lots of sites where moderators don’t make a point to look for underage users, but by policy have to cut them off when they come across them. I’ve seen scenarios before wear a spurious flag for some thing irrelevant ends up having
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
You haven’t been paying attention. Elon has made Twitter’s debt situation so much worth that even if they could do a full reset to what the company was like before he acquired it, they would still be on the fast path to bankruptcy. It has b
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
Don’t get ahead of yourself. He’s sanctioned and even Elon wouldn’t dare
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
This makes the network congestion exponentially worse. It’s not scalable.
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
They’ve been doing this for probably twenty years. It is not new.
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
It’s not called SHA-1DC. It’s called “some blob of C whose behaviour is never described anywhere”.
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
This is the worst take
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
The author is confused
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by hejaodbsidndbd 4y ago
Sorry friend, but I don’t think these change after the fact. If you paid $12 the first year, it would have been labelled as a discount, with the renewal price being listed separately. It’s crappy and misleading, but it’s not retroactive. I