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oxide
2y ago
I can take my business elsewhere and do. but do I blame the average person for not caring? The kind of person who would use GoDaddy for hosting? I find it really hard to blame them.
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oxide
2y ago
Game loads on firefox desktop, but is a black screen. Debug didn't show anything out of the ordinary. loads fine on Chrome though.
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oxide
2y ago
Even better - give the customer the $10k.
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oxide
2y ago
I lived in east Oakland for awhile, I'm pretty sure that driving stolen cars and torching them afterward don't give a fuck about auto insurance rates. The people who are driving like that on the 580 or @ 90th & Bancroft probab
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oxide
2y ago
I always conceded that Google would have this data, I always told myself you have to trust someone eventually. There was an implicit agreement that they would go to bat if the government came knocking for it. I see now that was a naive pers
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oxide
2y ago
This is a fascinating piece of software. I played with it briefly, it's quite the little evolutionary sandbox.
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oxide
2y ago
anecdotal evidence is what I usually base my purchases on, which is why I've never bought a Google device after being burned (literally) by the Nexus 6P battery issues. you can pretend it doesn't matter, but bad word of mouth is a
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oxide
2y ago
Sounds like it'd still cost something to operate it, however, I agree that you might as well send something up there if you already agreed to pay for the trip.
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2y ago
I agree. I think it's reasonable to expect companies to safeguard that information from malicious actors.
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2y ago
Exactly. I treat anyone suggesting Russia should be treated with kid gloves with suspicion. The sentiment that they are being bullied is flatly offensive. Russia made its bed in the 90s and complains about lying in it.
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2y ago
The Cold War never ended and criticism of Russia is not criticism against Russians. If the Cold War was truly over when the wall fell, we'd have welcomed Russia into NATO. That would have been a huge mistake, as Russia has proven to be
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2y ago
You're absolutely right, it's not a report. It's a press release. I did dig and found another news article about the anecdote included. https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/nashville-family-advoca...
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2y ago
Looks like the current stats are focused more on the 69% increase from '19 to '22 in illegally employed children across the US. [1] ( https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20220729 ) Actually,
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2y ago
I work for a support org for a traditional telco. We have "contacts" but they're effectively middlemen. If you dropped this in my lap, and I'm pretty savvy for a layman, I wouldn't know how to get past my single cha
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oxide
3y ago
The problem with being an intelligent drug (ab)user is that some things about drugs are only learned through irreversible experience. At least in my irreversible experience.
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3y ago
This is great, thanks for bringing this to my attention. Cool name, too.
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3y ago
For me, death metal is like...black coffee. Bitter at first, but eventually you learn to appreciate the unique experience for what it is, and then you start drinking it all the time. You start trying to tell others about your experience, bu
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4y ago
Don't tie your self-worth to your employment status. You're putting extra pressure on yourself, you can't control the hiring process. All you can control is whether or not you're putting your best effort forward and acti
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6y ago
Prove it.
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6y ago
To stop you and your family from being exposed to the virus. And potentially my family, if you decide to cough on my groceries after the service. since you think it's safe to shop, congregate in large groups, etc.
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6y ago
If the liquidity isn't there, the Fed will create money out of nothing and inject liquidity until it is there.
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6y ago
It isnt censorship. At all. Freedom of speech doesnt apply on websites. It's their platform, they call the shots. Dont like it? Start a competitor and pay the bandwidth bill. Google doesn't have to allow misinformation any more th
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6y ago
I thought it would hit people how serious it was when sports stopped, movies stopped releasing, kids couldnt go to schools and people started scalping toilet paper.
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6y ago
Personally, I'm for it. You're already doomed. It seems cruel to remove hope from the damned. Should we use the terminally ill like Guinea pigs, no. But there should be a path to waive liability and consent to experimental drug tr
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6y ago
Leave families out of it, period. You don't target people's children out of spite, it's unethical and frankly, wrong. Why should family members of the ICC be held at the airport to be interrogated like suspected criminals? Wh
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7y ago
I appreciate that they took the time and expense to create a proper study looking at the numbers.
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7y ago
SSRI's give me ED. Doesn't matter how long I can go if I can't get the show started.
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7y ago
Absolutely, I read it the same way. I was asking myself what a 'teamwork repair' was and how it collapsed a freeway, in record time no less.
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7y ago
No, it's just the people who vote and the people who comment are very different.
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7y ago
Hate speech isnt protected speech. Sorry, friend, the constitution doesn't offer the right to blame Jews for everything and call black people 'nigger'
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