Or rather is it a simple slogan one can confidently spew knowing it's impossible to prove?
(edit: I get that this is probably sarcasm, but it seems at least _SOME_ Americans believe it to be true)
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Or rather is it a simple slogan one can confidently spew knowing it's impossible to prove?
(edit: I get that this is probably sarcasm, but it seems at least _SOME_ Americans believe it to be true)
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If you haven't needed them by now, you probably don't actually need them. Data hoarding is cool and all but at some point you're creating more clutter than is necessary.
When scrolling to the bottom of the article the last thing I expected was the entire content of said article to be replaced by headlines of other stories from TC.
Viewing the article in portrait mode on desktop displays the main contents on the left 50% and complete whitespace on the right 50%.
Overall the TC redesign is god-awful and has degraded usability substantially.
Does claiming someone is a member of ISIS automatically make you a right-wing conspiracy theorist or is it different under these circumstances?
How is the number 40% actually determined, surely it must be an assumption from scrolling through the feed for a little while? To my knowledge it's difficult (near impossible without 3rd party tools) to determine in real-time the number of tweets pertaining to a certain topic.
I had no idea of this man's story prior to listening to the 2 hour podcast. It really sheds light on his incredible work ethic.
Nearly every website utilizes one and it allows FB to track you around the web.
I was surprised by how popular it is.
I understand it's the ethical decision but at the end of the day for-profit companies are only interested in one thing: maximizing profits.
Is this a unique bonus mainly offered in the Valley versus the rest of the world?