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Not sure why it's shocking. In the same space, you pay for cable and still are shown ads. Same for movies at the theater. Though most of the ads are for new shows/movies to encoura…

So is your itinerary to go from KOA to KOA in 100 mile increments? Are there ever times when there isn't a KOA ~100 miles in the direction you want to go?

TikTok doesn't need to demonetize videos. They just adjust their algorithm to never show it again and it's effectively the same thing.

They probably mean that the certification requires very rigid processes which means any variation would not get the stamp of approval so innovation and experimentation is discourag…

Changing someone's mind is not equivalent to making them take action that will have negative consequences.

Can you share what apps are? I'm highly interested. Main reason my a6000 is gathering dust is because saving to Google Photos is a pain.

Custom embroiders/engraves are basically a way to reduce the second hand market as fewer people want to buy a luxury product with someone else's name on it.

Or, even easier, raise prices...

Mac wifi lag happens due to location services. Disabling it fixes most of the lag. https://community.stadia.com/t5/Stadia-on-Chrome/Fixing-stut...

Probably both

Sure, but you can't give an ultimatum like "... then I can't work here anymore" and not follow through with it.

I feel like the judgment is asking about antitrust in an email. Leaving a paper trail on this either way is definitely poor executive judgement.

You definitely can plug it into a receiver's HDMI input port and work well. That quote only means if you still have a TV that only takes analog inputs or something, then you won't …

What are some free products that don't rely on ads?

Sure, you may be able to rank your subjective values. But implying your stack ranking is more valid than someone else's is unempathetic.

The value in your example is still subjective. What is the ratio of Bananas to Apples that is being traded and how much is being produced? While both are certainly willing to keep …

Sure, but it's economies of scale. You only have to do the hard stuff once at the source, instead of having every node do it individually. Also if stuff goes wrong in the node mode…

It's still probably a normalish distribution

The illusion of choice has nothing to do with what is the default choice.

Platforms.

Maybe modeling rockets in Kerbal is part of that 100hrs of work.

>San Francisco had just as many houses before tech moved in That's the problem, no?

Why would firing someone make you feel like reparative measures have been taken?