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8·2 years agoWe are not listening to you Travis.
That had a 1 in a million chance, but I had to try.
134·2 years agoIt’s a shitty thing to do. But not illegal. I’m sure there’s something worse to accuse her of doing, than breaking the terms of services of Wikipedia.
I’m sorry that you feel like I hurt you…
'; drop table comments; – jk
I think you’re off on your calculations…
https://academeblog.org/2017/02/01/visualizing-a-billion-and-a-trillion-dollars/
1·2 years agoX.com already redirects to Twitter. LMFAO.
11·2 years agoWhat is they are “verifying”? That the account holder had 12 or 15 bucks to throw away?
It’s one of the 5 TLD (now 4 I guess) that are free. The others being .tk, .ga, .cf and .gq
We need free TLDs.
Paywall
6·2 years agoNice try Meta
Let’s not call it that, tho. Fucking please.
For the surprise of nobody
Firmware is just software that runs in a different place.
Like in the kitchen?
Jk
0·2 years agoYou are allowed to grieve whatever you feel you lost, even a website.
I can totally see EU pushing a handful of form factors and making anything not conformant more expensive by taxes.
Sure it’s a cat and mouse situation, but there can’t be any progress if someone is not willing to play the cat.
Water resistant devices are a thing we figured out in the 70s. There have been WR phones since before integrated batteries even became a thing. Even before Apple made the iPhone. It’s not a question of if it can be done. It’s a question of if enough people can be educated into preferring a WR phone, because It costs a few extra bucks to produce WR phones. And when they complete against non WR phones they always lose. Integrated batteries made the gap smaller, at the cost of making the device less repairable/maintainable.
Oh no! Anyways…
Hey people grieve at different speeds. Some people got to acceptance on the same day, others are still in denial.
It’s not a matter of understanding the failure is systemic.
Shareholders only buy shares for the expected growth, not so much for the dividends. Dividends are literally pennies on the hundred dollar costs. Single digits percent annually.