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Pro version is reasonably priced although I haven't found a need to upgrade.
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Pro version is reasonably priced although I haven't found a need to upgrade.
In those last 2,000 years virtually all "scientific truths" have changed. Scientists used to believe the Earth was flat, that it was the center of the universe. Doctors prescribed cocaine. And you can dispute those examples maybe but i hope you see what i mean.
It's not completely unreasonable to see how that might lead some people to not believe current scientific consensuses.
> At least 15 veteran editors and writers have left the paper in recent months. Long-held stylistic practices, such as the use of courtesy titles in articles, were disposed of overnight.
EDIT: for fun I asked GPT4 for a headline "in the style of the WSJ": "Ireland Capitalizes on U.S. Tech and Pharma Profits, Establishes €100 Billion Rainy-Day Fund Amid Global Tax Shifts"
The Washington Post might not trust its photographers completely either (journalists making stuff up happens[0]), so they too might want proof the photos they're getting are real.
[0]: https://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/11/us/correcting-the-record-...
But the new ones are definitely shinier...
Firefox and Safari used to have this during the web 2.0 years, back when RSS was at its peak: https://blog.markheadrick.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/fir... https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/archive/image...
The browsers themselves were RSS readers.
I loved it too. It used to be on Netflix but they took it down.
And to add to your comment:
> Mr. Musk, who has been CEO since buying the company in October, said his role will shift to executive chairman and chief technology officer. But Mr. Musk also made clear he wasn’t about to yield control over the platform, saying he would maintain responsibility for product, software and system operations.
I love my privacy and my kids' but I don't understand this extreme behavior... She is worried that companies know she has kids? Can't they just pull public records to see that? Or read this article published under her full name with attached social media profiles?
Personally I don't want to be tracked by Disney in the real world, but wouldn't mind it inside the park. Or, like another commenter pointed, just don't go. Disney will track you with or without a band (isn't every square inch of the place under CCTV?)
tl;dr "Discoverability is cut almost in half by hiding a website’s main navigation. Also, task time is longer and perceived task difficulty increases."
3,000 / 1,936 = $1.55 more pay per hour. Nothing to sneeze at when you make minimum wage (which they don’t all make), but hardly “transformative” imo.
> The new encryption system, which will be tested by early users starting Wednesday, will roll out as an option in the U.S. by year’s end, and then worldwide including China in 2023, Mr. Federighi said.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-plans-new-encryption-syst...
“The Pharmacist” on Netflix really opened my eye to how above the law doctors are.