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OwlsParlay
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Comment #48917360
"audiences are so sophisticated now in their knowledge of computers" It's funny they say this back in 1993. It feels like we've gone from computers being a niche but beloved piece …
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Comment #47790653
Is it me or are those prices dead cheap compared to UK / US?
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Comment #47673055
Trump has avoided a ground invasion up to this point for this exact reason, even trying to take one of outerlying islands would have heavy casualties due to drone warfare. There's …
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Comment #47351839
Interestingly US-based newsrooms are still geo-blocking EU users. Not even bothering to ask for cookies.
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Comment #46777791
This is a country of 90 million, compared to Gaza which was 2million
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Comment #46274692
For people invested in AI it is becoming something like Maslow's Hammer - "it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail"
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Comment #45692351
At this rate that's a couple of large LEGO sets.
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Comment #44420981
That's a big part of it for you perhaps, but not for everyone?
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Comment #42681443
The biggest problem comes when this type of language policing is seen as the primary way of changing behaviours. It's correct to be anti-racist / anti-sexist / etc. but that doesn'…
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Comment #39603058
The sad fact is that this is more expensive than my 1-bed flat was 15 years ago. Rent really is insane if this is preferable now.
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Comment #39290006
I dropped the two BBC podcasts i'd been interested in (News Cast and In Our Time) for this reason, it's such a weird tack to take in order to chase views.
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Comment #39012897
I wonder if any of the commentators from 2007-2013 can share what they've learned in 10 years
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Comment #36891755
I'm always surprised Discourse was never integrated into SO.
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Comment #36663644
New Zealand has a similar problem https://www.reddit.com/r/MapsWithoutNZ/
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Comment #36337912
Why would the US want to do a Marshall plan? It was in full asset stripping mode in the USA itself in the mid 90s
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Comment #35326120
This, I find even trying to ignore news sources doesn't work. I continually try to prune the more tabloid papers like Daily Mail / Express / Sun but no avail.
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Comment #34922883
This is something some delivery apps have been accused of doing though. https://www.eater.com/2020/1/29/21113416/grubhub-seamless-ki...
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Comment #34530098
These days? Yeah, pretty much. Don't trust anything that isn't E2E encrypted and is on a centralised server.
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Comment #34384516
AS someone who watches a lot of YouTube, like the Let's Play content mentioned, I recognise and sympathise with the OP. But I think the problem isn't necessarily YouTube - thats ju…
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Comment #34260201
I don't think it was that different on the internet per se, but SE itself was relatively young at that point and more lax with its own rules. This early period is when you also had…
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Comment #33866571
https://xkcd.com/1782/
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Comment #33866542
If you know the answer and it's a valid question (i.e. it's not trivial or easily googled already), it's fine to do. The point is less to reputation farm as it is to share knowledg…
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Comment #33559264
> What kind of lunatic watches someone's uploads out of chronological order? Welcome to the TikTok algorithmic feed. Viewing videos in order and with context is so passe. That said…
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Comment #31397590
https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2022/05/14/shanghai-covid-r... Not exactly ignored. CNN has regular reports on China's Covid-19 response.
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Comment #31397531
95% of the country is basically fine. I have a few friends in cities like Chongqing and Nanjing and their only issues are travel restrictions between regions.