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colingoodman
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Comment #49246311
> If looks are important for employment how then men find a job? This feels very fallacious. Attractiveness can be important but not the only factor that matters. Height is a way t…
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Comment #41218437
I agree with this. I think of the few websites where moderation truly is very light such as 4chan and how the discussion on those websites can get truly disturbing. Even the fairly…
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Comment #41080129
It’s an ethos thing. Don’t make ridiculous claims if you want to convince people of your argument; by nature people will assume everything else is nonsense, too.
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Comment #41064257
The AmEx platinum seems like a fancy coupon book full of credits I mostly wouldn’t use. Maybe if I cared about airport lounges more I would feel differently, but I agree with your …
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Comment #40988783
Uber used to have a watch app that allowed you to do this. I assume they canned it due to lack of usage.
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Comment #40988667
I also thought it was funny that they are listing features like apple pay and magnetic charging as if these features have anything to do with the case.
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Comment #40777622
Could you link something showing that "almost all" journalists claimed the laptop wasn't real? Some articles from notable publications making such claims, etc.
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Comment #40648246
I've had a bug where unpausing a particular app requires doing so 2+ times before I can access the app. The bug has persisted on multiple devices for multiple years and it makes fo…
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Comment #40549200
Los Angeles is indeed building a lot of public transit. As is the nature of any of these projects, especially in California, it will be many years (decades) before much of it is co…
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Comment #40539916
Just about all of Apple's alternates to Google services are fine in my experience. I recently switched from Proton Mail to Apple Mail and have been satisfied saving a few bucks a m…
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Comment #40211633
He has a notorious habit of overpromising and underdelivering. I thought that habit of his was well established even before he became so vocally political.
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Comment #40065218
They've sold some of their robots (particularly the dog) to PDs and manufacturing companies. Not sure if they've ever been profitable, though.
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Comment #39791525
I understand that suburban communities sometimes fight public transit stops in attempt to preserve "neighborhood character" and whatnot. That could be what the other user is referr…
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Comment #39550177
With Twitter imploding we now have 3 competitors that have nearly the identical user experience as Twitter. The federation concept is interesting, but if it at the end of the day i…
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Comment #39481219
I'd imagine there's a lot of undesirable friction in "tipping" online (clicking a link, filling out a credit card form, etc.) that a tip jar in a cash-based society never had.
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Comment #39373192
Both would be less than the CO2 produced by a train. I hope Brightline West works out.
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Comment #39346521
I successfully evaded TikTok for years only to get accidentally sucked in once Instagram added their copycat. It made me delete the app off my phone; the format is too potent and (…
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Comment #39092151
I don't care for any airline, but while I see your disgust for United expressed often I haven't had any issues with them. Granted I only fly them a few times a year. Either they've…
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Comment #38998819
I don't experience any such lag spikes even when I have a lot running. Are you using a Macbook Air?
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Comment #38406511
You can also use Siri to enable/disable VoiceOver
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Comment #38004906
You're correct that rural life is an exception here, but most Americans don't live in rural areas and I presume that's what the other user is talking about. In many American cities…
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Comment #38004705
I would guess one difference is that the average distance traveled by car each year is higher in the US. Google results suggest its roughly twice as much.
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Comment #37598669
I presume they are referring to the airline deregulation act of 1978. There used to be dozens of regional airlines whereas now we notably have 3-4 giant corporations after decades …