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by two2two 9y ago
I've had drivers intentionally swerve into me because I'm an "asshole" for taking up some of the right side of the lane. A lot of people are jerks to bicyclists. Even had a guy yell, "pay registration like the rest
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by two2two 9y ago
The premise of the article is right in that those students who need extra attention for learning the actual course material fall to the bottom while other disciplined and receptive students learn more. This widens the gap, and you can see i
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by two2two 9y ago
I can see it now. "Facebook reorganizes and parent company will be called Appbook."
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by two2two 9y ago
You're right, most people present the best them, as they see it, to the online world, and some just act like themselves online, "Ooh a piece of candy, ooh a piece of candy." For those who act true-to-self, the parameters (loc
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by two2two 9y ago
Bandcamp is great. For the artists which I discovered either through Soundcloud or YouTube and have a Bandcamp page, I will follow and receive updates via email. It's a nice system for smaller artists who don't have newsletter sup
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by two2two 9y ago
I wonder what the net effect is from electronic job applications and the addition of the college degree check box; removing the human element. Then later filters which hiring managers use to set requirements for positions which turn away a
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by two2two 9y ago
All things considered, with a six digit passcode and “erase all data...after 10 failed attempts” turned on, you reduce the likelihood of someone breaking in to the point of having no need to worry. I agree with the article in that iOS11 has
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by two2two 9y ago
"Population aging may pose an economic challenge to governments as the number of retired citizens drawing public pensions rises in relation to the number of workers." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sub-replacem
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by two2two 9y ago
The clapper and telephone are the only "old-fashioned" technologies mentioned. This is more-so a mini expose on a reporter's personal life. She's getting married and likes to unplug when she gets home; and she's als
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by two2two 9y ago
As someone who is educating oneself in journalism in hopes to ride the "pendulum" toward "quality content" of the likes you speak of, what do you imagine are the next steps? How can one contribute right now for a better
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by two2two 9y ago
>At the time, I was wary–if Apple keeps adding gestures to this simple language, I wrote, “it will kill what made these devices successful in the first place.” I remember having this thought at the time as well. Then, the gestures became
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by two2two 9y ago
It appears there are courses just for physicians. [0] Also, the device itself may include a course of some sort. Without evidence, I find it hard to believe GPs aren't capable enough to use an ultrasound device. [0] https://
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by two2two 9y ago
As someone who just had an ultrasound, I think this is the right direction. I had to goto a diagnostics center where they specialize in scanned imagery. I go in, paperwork, wait, wait some more, get scanned, and leave. The technician just h
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by two2two 9y ago
> Exhibit M. Part 03 of 03 pg. 43. The article further discusses the subject of wind, tides, lightning, and water power as a source of commercial energy. The last sentence of this memorandum states: "With my wireless system, it is p
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by two2two 9y ago
05:56> as computers graphics get better, we believe all images less This nugget in the video struck me most. I remember when I began trusting images less once I understood the capabilities modern photo software provided. We've now a
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by two2two 9y ago
This looks promising. I'm surprised there has been no mention of Adobe Muse in the comments thus far. Adobe Muse is a similar WYSIWYG website design tool. One which I've used extensively; both pre-responsive and post-responsive ve
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by two2two 9y ago
Right when they decided to let the world know you changed your profile picture with no option to do it silently.
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by two2two 9y ago
"The tricks, hooks, and tactics Facebook uses to keep people coming back have gotten more aggressive and explicit. And I feel that takes away from the actual value the platform provides." This is why I stopped using Facebook. I re
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by two2two 9y ago
If you're interested in this subject, Peter Wohlleben published a book in 2015 called The Hidden Life of Trees, What They Feel, How They Communicate. One excerpt from the book relevant to this article: "The fungus not only penetra
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by two2two 9y ago
I understand your sentiment, but why can't there be varying degrees? If we fill the spectrum from terrible to award winning; at least we can choose.
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by two2two 9y ago
I asked my 16 year old nephew 6 months ago how he accesses the news. His answer: Snapchat. I followed that with anywhere else? His response was nope. There is a lot of potential for using snapchat for news related coverage. Say NBC creates
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by two2two 9y ago
Custodial land assignments. Instead of selling lots, which you'll never fully own as allodial titles no longer exist, set up a system which qualifies individuals and families to be awarded land. The idea that we are thrust into this wo
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by two2two 9y ago
I agree. The author starts out talking about the ubiquity of photography as a medium and then uses it more of an example to basically say that one should be prolific. I find the idea similar to the article posted last month, "Stop tryi
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by two2two 9y ago
Both BMG and CdS have succeeded for so long due in part to their constant tooling with the latest tech. A couple of years ago CdS released a video called Spark exhibiting their take on drones. [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by two2two 9y ago
Parts of Cook’s speech are somewhat generic, but the point I believe to be important is a CEO of one of the biggest companies in the world is pleading with our future producers to acknowledge the damage certain aspects of online culture, su
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by two2two 9y ago
Interesting. I would think the only safe investment in this industry are the ones that don't touch cannabis itself since a dispensary can't use traditional banking and is mostly cash business. What I've seen are vertically in
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by two2two 9y ago
One external raid (mirrored) that holds information only necessary for when I'm working at my desk. Within that drive I have an archive folder with past files that are rarely/ever needed. The folder structure is labeled broadly su
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by two2two 9y ago
As someone who hears the gripes from content creators about how facebook restricts their reach depending on the source of that content and based on that to whom it's shown; it appears that facebook doesn't mind sacrificing efficie
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by two2two 9y ago
It may make you feel better to know that the Apple Store was called "the iPod store" by kids and most people visiting before the iPhone was released. To be called "the iPhone maker" is really a testament of the ubiquity
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by two2two 9y ago
The available mega influencers (Jenner and Gomez) are scarce. The dilution of brand image begins with conflicting brand associations with the same influencer. While reach is far and wide, at a great cost, the better approach would be to att

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