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zodPod
5y ago
More of governments who have no idea how technology works trying to solve technology problems.
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zodPod
7y ago
I mean, these things hurt MY ears too and I'm 30. I will frequently just dry my hands on my pants. She did a great job!
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zodPod
8y ago
I was going to say, I have a dehumidifier in my basement that I empty a gallon of water out of/day during the summer in Pennsylvania. I can't believe this kind of shit wins the xprize.
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zodPod
8y ago
Right?! I've always wondered that about this smart stuff. Like the smart water bottle that counts how many bottles of water you've had. Can't you just keep a tally? Like you said, this stuff is just bullshit that rich peopl
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zodPod
8y ago
I liked Brave New World better. I read it a few years ago and honestly it felt like it was just talking about present times.
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zodPod
8y ago
> in the novel, 1984 you didn't have a choice if you want a televisor in your home, or not. This makes a lot of sense I recently heard a comparison between Orwell and Huxley that stated that they differed mostly on how they believed
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zodPod
8y ago
Na man I love the fact that I no longer have a headphone jack, my battery can't be replaced and goes bad in a year, my processor runs super beefy and drains my battery faster, but I can charge it wirelessly. Yeah I'm with you the
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zodPod
8y ago
There's a guy who makes youtube videos like this a lot. He's a good guy and a smart guy but seems to either not care or not realize he isn't helping. I've seen videos like "Computer Vision In 5 lines" where t
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zodPod
8y ago
I'm shocked they didn't add this as DLC lol
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zodPod
8y ago
Agreed! As long as it works well, who gives a damn what it looks like.
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zodPod
8y ago
How much are your services? I'm an out-of-school adult that never really grasped math but hate that I don't know more about it to this day. Just wondering what kind of range I'd be looking in to just get some explanations o
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zodPod
8y ago
I love this. With the excessive use of dictionary words it's nice that there is now a way to search so that hopefully people will stop naming projects "Hydrogen" since there are 376 pages worth of results for it. lol
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zodPod
8y ago
I always kind of wondered if something like this (the way the title describes it not the way it actually went) wasn't theoretically possible using similarities in writing styles. Like I have several different accounts on some social m
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zodPod
8y ago
Haha, I am. I think probably pretty low. But I thought maybe. I'm a programmer who does music as well so it could be! haha
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zodPod
8y ago
I was using that as a general population. You can be as proud as you want but it doesn't stop the general population from letting these services walk all over us.
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zodPod
8y ago
I mean, to be fair, I probably wouldn't bang it.
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zodPod
8y ago
Are you actually e-40?
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zodPod
8y ago
Good. Sometimes people need to learn hard lessons. It's kind of nice to hear that she spent way too much money in the end. Hopefully her business takes off still but I get really tired of people asking for my advice and totally igno
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zodPod
8y ago
If he wanted full control like he says he'd just setup an apache server on a linux system and build his own store front. He clearly wants some help somewhere between no control and full control and Shopify can get him 80% of the way t
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zodPod
8y ago
That's a really neat idea!
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zodPod
8y ago
I mean... this mostly just feels like the originals were fed through some sort of vocoder... None of this is impressive at all to me. Translate orchestral output to hip hop or something and then I'll be impressed. At this point, you&
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zodPod
8y ago
But you get to experience their horrendous design! Isn't it great how the final paragraph is harder to read because the page removes the contrast? Or how, when you scroll a little too far, the old page disappears completely?
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zodPod
8y ago
They don't even seem to change. It's all just like a small group of "influencers" posting the same shit constantly. This is why social media is slowly making itself irrelevant. I just wish we humans had the self contr
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zodPod
8y ago
> There's very little else getting through to the News Feed anyway. This. This whole "News Feed" idea, that the author touches on IG starting too, is just garbage. I want to see the most recent events first and scroll fr
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zodPod
8y ago
Right? It ended up being a bigger decision because I like getting notifications when someone does something related to me but I can't stand getting those generic notifications about other people's activities with other people. So
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zodPod
8y ago
Man. This really feels like I could've written it. Really good article I feel exactly the same. I've done exactly the same as well and come to the same conclusion. The note about facebook noticing you're gone and sending
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zodPod
8y ago
I'm really not sure here but I was under the impression that they had started doing the full screen detailing data collection thing after they had gotten caught doing it without it?
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zodPod
8y ago
Exactly.
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zodPod
8y ago
This is ridiculous and I love it.
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zodPod
8y ago
I can see where you're coming from, the title definitely made me initially feel like it was going to be about getting satisfaction from watching other people play a game or something like that.
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