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Comment #48941985
I would ask you to let me type letters in arbitrary boxes (out of order) to I can more easily construct words. It's pretty difficult to juggle the letters without placing them.
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Comment #48858731
If you're Google you could transcribe and summarize all videos on upload for easier consumption, but then you lose your ad revenue so...
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Comment #48858643
I quite enjoy that the "animate wheels" button animates the sun instead.
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Comment #48143130
Blast, tricked into learning by making you think you're cheating!
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Comment #47792328
I wish this had shown the modern interface for contrast with the others. I have no idea what the current Xbox UI looks like, so while I appreciate the legacy console examples I wou…
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Comment #46562144
I actually prefer the result of the first down sampling. The "metallic" steps remind me acutely of old NES game 8bit audio.
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Comment #45934298
Maybe I'm out of the loop here, but scanning over this I can't help but ask myself: "Why Jujutsu?" I don't understand what the point is over just using git. The top intro defined s…
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Comment #45830439
That's news to me. Do you have a source for that I can look at? Not being snarky. I would legitimately like to read more about this.
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Comment #45741311
Very curious what you expect to move to. The market outside those options is extremely limited.
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Comment #45627855
This is why we need to pass right to repair (or modify) legislation , return control over your own belongings. This must supersede any TPM/copyright restrictions or other encumbran…
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Comment #45323434
The telltale sign for me is that chopping an onion causes the layers to separate from pressure before the knife starts to cut in. Super dangerous.
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Comment #45192968
Yea we should change that. Corporate life without parole: sorry, you don't get to be a business anymore, bye.
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Comment #45192344
Not a an expert in this area at all, but I suspect there's an aspect here if maintaining productive capacity to replace imported food, if that became unavailable. Cursory searching…
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Comment #45089360
Because it's bad for consumers to lose choices, even if they don't normally exercise those choices. The choice is the distributed power we have against the consolidated corporate p…
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Comment #44183060
There is interest, but thanks to DMCA 1201 they put a thin veneer of encryption on it and suddenly it's a felony to make/use that third party tool.
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Comment #44067957
This a real loss. I'll miss Glitch for rapid experimentation with UI and APIs together.
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Comment #43793333
I imagine with something like: Person name, Local-area name, Region Name, Country name, Phone number This gets it to the nearest handler to the local area, who then needs to know w…
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Comment #43767646
If chrome were split out (and subsequently stopped giving Google direct access to user data), Google would need them too. It would impact all ad players equally.
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Comment #43715887
This is widely understood to mean "free to the patient at time of use/need". Stop being deliberately obtuse.
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Comment #43700986
> Last year the second largest outlay behind social security was the interest payment at a trillion dollars. This is a trillion dollars that cannot be used to provide government se…
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Comment #43524536
Agreed. Sorry I had misunderstood your message as advocating for stopping the service.
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Comment #43524266
Care to try to explain how that would be a positive change for America?
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Comment #43432045
What? Why?
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Comment #43378937
Dying or becoming disable long term are also pretty bad for socializing. Anyone trying to take reasonable precautions for themselves or to protect vulnerable people around them has…
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Comment #43306114
What were the drawbacks? I guess, what motivated the revert.