terribleperson

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by terribleperson 10d ago
Well, the web was already designed to be compatible with multiple browsers, so that's one element there.
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by terribleperson 10d ago
While true, parent comment's first point (that the plaintiff would be unwilling to make the winning argument) would have an impact on their ability to spend the defendent to death. Judges do notice when you don't have an actual ar
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by terribleperson 11d ago
At the very least, if political opposition is a problem, they could have a very loud noise played to the conductor if they're due to stop and haven't yet.
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by terribleperson 11d ago
Nonsense like this is part of why we've gone from being able to locate any song with a snippet of lyrics in the mid 2000s, to being unable to locate many songs. It's infuriating.
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by terribleperson 11d ago
They're not 'highly processed' in a way that makes them contribute to obesity any more than the same thing made at home.
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by terribleperson 15d ago
There are other options, yes, but I like the idea of having a non-google option that's a supported option by the device manufacturer.
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by terribleperson 16d ago
Besides what everyone else said, it was a pre-WoW style sandbox MMO with a lot of freedom at the time. Those have their own appeal.
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by terribleperson 16d ago
Yep. You could play it almost anywhere. School, friends house, parents work laptop. It required little hardware and, as you said, ran in a browser. Meanwhile, WoW had to be installed, took a fairly large amount of space (I remember 14gb on
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by terribleperson 17d ago
I don't think that's the real cause for the Wii U's woes. Consoles from the big players are almost automatic buys for a lot of people, just to get access to the new games. They have to screw up to change that. No one was part
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by terribleperson 18d ago
Please consider trying to bring Graphene to the Moto G. Security is not the only reason someone might want to use Graphene - some of us just want to untangle ourselves from Google. The option to have supported Graphene as well as an SD card
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by terribleperson 18d ago
I don't believe Capital One has physical branches, which isn't uncommon for credit card issues that aren't also banks.
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by terribleperson 19d ago
I think they're referring to LA Dodgers fan Errol Segal. Also, plenty of businesses have very few physical offices.
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by terribleperson 19d ago
I actually lean a little differently, though maybe it's the same thing in a different shape. Since modern government seems to require a large bureaucratic apparatus to function, I think it should be its own branch with no single head -
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by terribleperson 19d ago
I called Capital One to replace a card this month (either there's no online flow or it wasn't available to me). The default flow to verify my identity before they'd replace the card was to send a notification to the android a
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by terribleperson 19d ago
Lots of things are stopping me. Like needing a smartphone to read a menu at a restaurant, or replace a lost credit card.
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by terribleperson 25d ago
I haven't noticed any issues but, well, we don't make very many calls or record voice a lot. I may make a point to test it out.
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by terribleperson 26d ago
I was planning to make my next phone a Moto G Stylus. If they do a Graphene one, it'll be certain. My partner got the Moto G Stylus 2025 after we swore off Samsung last year. I've been very impressed. Other then the camera softwar
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by terribleperson 26d ago
I hope they try to bring Graphene OS to Motorola's mid-range devices, like the Moto G.
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by terribleperson 28d ago
But furnace filters are a lot cheapee than most replacement air purifier filters, and that's before you buy your furnace filters at Costco or surplus.
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by terribleperson 28d ago
It was literally capital one.
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by terribleperson 29d ago
I had to replace a credit card yesterday. Part of the default flow involves the call center sending a notification to your app. When I told them my android version was too old, it took them twenty minutes to find out they could instead send
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
Buns and bun suppliers aren't the same all over the country. They're usually sourced locally.
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
The only age range you get for adults is 18+, I think. For children, I don't think we should let companies retain that data.
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
Yeah, I'm not super happy about all the 3d printing control legislation going around, which I frankly think is a lot more overreaching than these age declaration laws.
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
But it's possible to lose a battle you were never going to win in the first place, and end up in a worse place. I think that if these types of laws (illinois, california) don't hit a critical mass, we're going to see ID verif
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
Yeah, that's pretty much what I am imagining. You're right about needing some teeth - maybe the legislature could define a spec, and penalties for implementing the feature in a commercial product without actually following the spe
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
I don't think this is a safe assumption. As a counter, actual age verification is being rolled out in other places. I really don't think we're in a position of choosing between no age-based access mechanism, and age-based acc
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by terribleperson 1mo ago
Their list of studio acquisitions over the years is damning. Something must be deeply wrong at Microsoft, because it seems like after one game release worth of time of being under Microsoft, studios become unable to release games in any rea
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by terribleperson 2mo ago
I don't go to a lot of parties, but at the parties I do go to I'm starting to see non-alcoholic beers become a regular thing. From none, to one variety, to two... Seeing NA beers at a party that also has an open bar is neat.
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by terribleperson 2mo ago
I had it behave dangerously on a VW Atlas I rented, driving south out of Atlanta. A section of 85 has those half black, half white high-contrast stripes, and I had to firmly grip the wheel for the entire section because the lane keeping sys

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