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Delicious.
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Ah yes Mr Fesshole
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Delicious.
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Ah yes Mr Fesshole
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Gen Z falls for online scams more than their boomer grandparents do
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What about millennials then? We spend a lot of time online and yet are doing better
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Where are all of the reddit refugees these days?
Lemmy is kinda nice but still kinda quiet, also as a 30 something I feel that the crowd here is quite young and immature which isn't that great
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BEWARE ! People who create fake email account to login to social media.
Firefox has containers that allows you to seperate all websites in categories where they can't reach anything outside of it.
There's a special one for Facebook
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Rupert Murdoch steps down as Fox and News Corp. chairman
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Unfortunately his other son who was against his dad's ways publicly attacked him so he's got put aside while the smart move would have been to play his game, take over the company and change it.
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Hahaha Etsy has long been overrun by shitty Chinese resellers selling you terrible stuff of a fortune to the desperation of the actual small sellers.
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Legal cannabis labels inflate THC potency contained in products, executives say
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I don't remember a weed dealer not lying about how strong their weed is though, I'd say business as usual
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Hell freezes over, MS Paint adds support for layers and PNG transparency
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Actual Photoshop in your browser
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HUP!
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I've worked for a massive corporation in which they had 300mb+ excel files they bought high specs computers just to have them load fast enough and searching would take 3 to 5 minutes we suggested that they'd try moving it to Microsoft access and the query became instant, I can't imagine the hours wasted waiting for the queries to run
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Hyundai is offering free home chargers and install discounts for new EV buyers
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Ahem that's a normal day in America
The Times found that automotive suppliers and a food contractor in the Grand Rapids area are illegally employing migrant children in jobs that can include dangerous conditions and long hours, producing goods used by Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co., and General Mills Inc
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I hate using mobile to read articles
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Ublock origin don't use adblock
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WhatsApp will soon be your one-stop solution for all your chat apps
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Whatsapp worked on iPhone, Android, Blackberry and even some old ass java phones
They dominated the market in most countries or were close second to Messenger.
Now they keep growing and it doesn't give any chance to smaller better apps, this law makes it possible for you to use only signal but also chat to people that only use Whatsapp
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Why you shouldn't use Brave Browser
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Ah yes let's ignore everyone that challenges our own opinions because that's the best way to never be wrong and always feel safe.
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opel rocks e-rule
It's a Citroen Ami they just sell it through Opel in some countries
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Neuralink’s human trials volunteers ‘should have serious concerns,’ say medical experts
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I don't think they'd care about the legal risk from people who'd sign up. However it'd be pretty bad publicity having them all die
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How many ingredients does it take to call it a salad?
Oxford dictionary says:
Originally derived from the Latin sal for salt, meaning something dipped into salt. Now normally a dish of uncooked vegetables; either a mixed salad or just one item (commonly lettuce or tomato).
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Comments on Trump lawyer Alina Habba's use of "gaming laptop"
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Sleek powerful laptops are charged at a premium because they expect companies to buy them to look more professional
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Union smarts
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Changing opinions is illegal?
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Who knew hiking was so dangerous?
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Or in the trash bag
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Hydrogen locomotive
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Nuclear is the energy source that scares everyone but that is actually the most viable option to power the world until renewable becomes the dominant one.
Thorium has been the best solution all along but it can't be weaponized so countries have been ignoring it for decades until recently