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Notepad++ is still good :p
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This response sums up my feelings as well.
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I understand the sentiment, but does that really justify killing innocent civilians at a music event?
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Don't you think it'd be pretty easy to teach it to still be able to read it?
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My laymen understanding is they slowly break down and become less effective but not dangerous or negative.
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I have a bit of an alternative, I used to get headaches a lot as a child, the meds absolutely helped as usually I'd take them so I could sleep it off, which almost always did clear it up.
I'm not sure why I was so frequently having headaches, but it definitely dropped off a lot once I moved out and started my own life, now it's only maybe once or twice a month.
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That's not why she was better in the eyes of the party, lol
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Growing up in America there's definitely an initial feeling of "law and order" ruling many of America's past with interfering in other countries affairs, eventually you learn about the fucked up shit if you actually start looking though lol.
I remember I did a presentation in middle school about Operation Paperclip and most of the class thought I was making it up lol.
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Source? Not being shitty but serious
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I think her point is moreso that we're actively funding and giving arms to Isreal to carry out these crimes, therefore we have more power to state things in that way from a geopolitical standpoint.
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Yeah, in general it's things that everyone experiences but to a lesser extent.
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In 2021 at its height it was valued at almost 5b, yeah it's nose dived a LOT.
I didn't know how much broadcast.com was bought for tho, that is pretty nuts.
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What do parents do then when they're working since childcare in the US is fucked
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It's possible he knew more about yahoos future rather then specifically about his particular product being bad.
Internet radio was absolutely a thing, think iheartradio, it's fucking massive now, sure their main business isn't internet radio anymore, but it's not like there was absolutely nothing of value there.
For "every station can just make their own site" sure, but look at the state of streaming services to see how that ends up panning out. Not to mention the difficulty and ongoing costs associated with that, especially back then, much less plug and play stuff.
Not saying I support Cuban, he's definitely part of the class that constantly exploits us, just had some specific critiques lol.
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In my experience it has more to do with how much less frequently issues happen and/or how often you need to go manually move files/folders around. Just not nearly as much need imo.
Similar situation with mobile devices, I remember rooting/roming/jailbreaking being much more common in the past.
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I'd suggest it's directly in response to the police of the city stating there was no evidence to support Trumps claim, rather then just rolling over, now they get to investigate a bunch of bomb threats, maybe in the future a police department won't "speak out against" a claim Trump makes due to fear of similar harrasment
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I didn't comment on the requirement or not, I just know I added my number long ago and have had my account for 8 years
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There's no body shaming in the message you're replying to
Read through some of your posts and thought it was an interesting idea. I'm not much of a programmer myself, played around a bit in Java when I was younger for Runescape Private Servers but never really able to get into coding fully. I have done some light photoshopping/GIMP and used to play around with video editing software. I like to think I'm pretty technology inclined as I'm the "pc repair" person for my family/friends. I like linux but mostly run Windows because gaming and ease of use. Though where I work I'm the "Linux guy" (not saying much tbh as a lot of people know literally nothing about linux). I play around with music production in FL Studio and Ableton, not great at it but I have some stuff online with a thousand listens or so https://blend.io/zvyyr Politically I'm very left (for the US at least), I like communism in theory and have read a good bit about it (not as much as others who are very into it though). Supported Bernie Sanders in 2016 and 2020. I'm intelligent enough to know that I know very little about a lot. I'm sure you could find more about me online, I've never been especially private but moved away from standard social media a while ago. OK question, why is it called "she hacked you?"
Does anyone else think having emojis as a response to a comment/thread would be a neat addition instead of only upvote/downvote? Reddit seemed to sorta do that with awards but thats not quite what I'm suggesting. Something similar to GitHub for instance, except we keep the upvote downvote system as-is. This would hopefully discourage the use of upvote/downvote as a "I like/dislike this" button while also adding the ability to more accurately express the emotion the post/comment illicited Additionally, there are a lot of people who are mostly just lurkers and have no desire to post, but they want to be able to emote further then just a upvote/downvote but DON'T want to actually post a comment like "I love this" or "You're so right" or even just commenting an emoji, because making a comment is a whole extra action that makes them visible, opens up to comments or upvotes/downvotes. ![](https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/965ba042-90a5-4acf-b518-678a07a60ebd.webp)