789 karma · joined February 18, 2012
But the real answer is they aren't inherently bad. People don't actually need it to conform to the past limitations. More that they want it to feel authentic to the nostalgic memory they have in their head.
For example, games like Shovel Knight go for an 8bit style, but they're not limited to an 8 bit color space, NES sprite limitations, etc.
RIP My Little Borgmaster: Production is Magic
Or for a nefarious but legal example, see the attempted selling off the rights to the .org TLD rights by ICANN. https://thenextweb.com/news/hurray-the-org-tld-wont-be-sold-...
But the truly loved search service within Google is codesearch. And that's great
There's also always google.com/ncr for no country redirect
You're just trying to keep up the lie that it's about religion at all. There are plenty of people in this thread openly admitting it's not about that, and they just don't feel like they should have to get the vax.
A 5 year temporary exemption that excludes the top bracket sounds fine to me.
Current market cap is up to 70 billion! 90% of which has been printed in the last 2 years, and wasn't even covered by the report. Looks like they're going on a last ditch printing spree
Citation? Oh I see further down the chain you just made this up.
Also when uber first implemented the uber-taxi option before uber-x, I tried it and would regularly have multiple cabs cancel en-route to me because they just picked up a closer fare.
Echoing this point. I struggled with depression for much of my life. Being diagnosed with ADHD at 25 and taking medication for it on a regular basis (5-6d/week) has done more for my depression than any depression medication I've tried.
Youtube has extensive global caching infra, both on the edge of Google's network and offnet within ISPs networks, to make sure videos are served from a location close to the user.
Also most of the videos people are gonna watch will be popular ones. I.e. they may already be filled in the cache. Compared to your icloud files which may only be accessed by you.