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The best Reddit user experience by far is via third party apps like Reddit is Fun. I am expecting them to turn of API access for those apps any day now.

I've had the same problem, what helped was starting to feed the cat semi-regularly. Cats quite literally don't shit where they eat!

IIRC the ECJ ruling is not de-indexing - the requirement is to remove the link from certain search results, ie. when you google for "flowerlad" but not when you google for "greggman hacker news conservation".

Never put all your eggs into one basket. I only own a negligible amount of coins but have them distributed among 4 storage methods, one of them a printout in a book

What exactly does playful mean in this context?

BBC's "Storyville: Brexit Behind Closed Doors" is exactly that, a surprisingly revealing documentary on the negotiations from Guy Verhofstadt's point-of-view. Highly recommended!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07RkzvN5X3Q

Source? I'd prefer a reputable one, if you please

How do you do that? I can only give endorsements from a pre-populated list, sadly

> Reed employs a group of highly skilled operators from South Africa

This is mentioned as an afterthought but struck me as strange . Migrant workers commuting from South Africa? The article even mentions their wage at $30/h.

Do you have more information about the ingredient from Austria?

Why would you want to find the motivation to "develop a career" if you neither have to nor have the motivation for it? You are free to do what fulfills you, makes you happy.

Personally, I'm a Basketball coach for 8-12 yo kids twice a week. I wish I could devote more resources towards it, since it truly is the most rewarding experience I have on a day-to-day basis, but a man's gotta pay the bills.

Or avoid Smart TVs altogether if you're a cord cutter anyway, and opt for what I believe is called a "public display".

I'd argue that these salaries allow people to retire early and go into careers that are more rewarding than tech, teaching being one of them

> it is remarkably easy for users to accidentally click on an ad in their news feed.

This is especially true in a mobile browser. The website is incredibly slow and borderline unusable on a mobile phone.

Maybe presence of typos is the way to signal non-authorship by GPT-3?

One Word: histamines

Something tells me, you didn't actually read it.

By "book", I assume you mean the 38-page manifesto or is there additional literature?

I also read the manifesto after watching manhunt and its concepts deeply resonated with me. And to think how much deeper technology is ingrained into our society today compared to when he wrote it.

> Many universities were already starting to struggle to meet growth expectations

This sentence pretty much summarizes the sad state of the US tertiary education system.

I always thought I was one of those people on whom caffeine had little to no effect, since we I was drinking 5 cups a day on average and still felt tired all the time.

During the lock-down I read somewhere that caffeine's half-life in your body is 6 hours. I'd always needed an hour at least to fall asleep at night but I never attributed it to caffeine. So I figured I'd quit coffee for a to see what the effects were.

I can't even begin to tell how big of an effect quitting caffeine had: I routinely fall asleep within 15 minutes of going to bed, I sleep better and longer, I have more energy and one espresso after lunch is enough to stay focused and alert until midnight.

> I wish I could experience that even for a little bit.

You can, you just have to reset your tolerance for it.

I get the feeling that the owner didn't quite understand the request and promptly freaked out.

My girlfriend uses this as a pretty effective tactic to get discounts - you just have to wait a couple of days and they'll send you an email with a lower price to keep down abandonment rates

Amazon is already moving into that space, they offer some Premier League matches in many countries. There's also a dedicated sports streaming service called DAZN in some European countries

It's interesting to imagine that the ramifications of this were still felt in the 620s when Mohamed united the Arab tribes and he and his successors pretty much overran the Byzantine and Persian empires.

I listened to this years ago but could still remember Procopius' quote. I just looked it up and apparently the consensus at the time of recording (2013) was a meteor strike rather than a volcanic eruption. Interesting.

I was going to write a paragraph about insights I could glean from the map, only to discover while writing that white == no data.

I think you overestimate how big the flat earth movement actually is. There's no way anyone of them actually makes any significant money off youtube ad revenue when even the most well-known flat earth videos ("flat earth clues" by Mark Sargent) only have a few 100k views each.

The flat earth debunking channels, on the other hand ...