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  1. yeah it would take a while. so you close for six months while you restructure, no where does it say give reddit 20 million dollars on july 1 or you're banned from the API forever.

  2. Honestly I don't give a rat's ass how long they've been talking or how much Selig makes or how much Huffman wants. I just dont. You can't, as a company with intentions of being a user driven 'community' AND profitability, make knee jerk bullshit moves like this that expect the very apps delivering service to your consumer/product to change on a dime.

  3. I’m sorry you’re so upset about your tickets or whatever. But big things don’t happen with tickets. Business is dynamic and business leaders have to be more fluid the then, no tickey no Laundry.

  4. I'm sorry you missed the "we have a joke" part. The speed of business isn't set by reality anymore, it's set these days by the whims of people who have minimal hands on time in their fields before becoming managers and then onward to leadership* positions. That means things are lost in translation, developers and engineers are suddenly "entitled" for insisting that something isn't technically possible on X timeline with Y resources and Z conflicting priorities. Its the kind of crap that leads to hardware companies trying to apply something like agile despite the realities of lifecycle management.

  5. Lack of communication on tech projects is sadly extremely common. My old employer wouldn't even talk to 3rd party devs, only give them a copy of the API dictionary and say good luck. And this is for projects worth millions at a publicly traded company. I thought the behavior was atrocious, but it does seem to be common. And it's also quite common for 3rd parties to be upset at the cost charged for access. I'm not really debating the legitimacy of the cost, just saying it's often both parties think they're getting ripped off.

  6. You're not wrong. This isn't uncommon, but what is highly uncommon is the pricing per (X number of API calls) is many multiple higher than the norm. Companies can set their own pricing, sure. And users/developers/mods that create the company's success can also say that's shitty pricing

  7. Sure they can but those users/mods/developers don't really know what they're talking about because it's a privately held company and their books aren't public.

  8. I personally don't give a damn what the price is. I dislike the general trend of ineptitude and poor decisions lately, but yes, we DO in fact set the price. Who gives a shit what their books say, the price is what the market will bear. If that's 20 million a year to run Apollo and rif, that's what it is. Sure sounds like it's not tho

  9. For my wife and I, it was someone to guide us if we got bogged down. We tend to talk in circles and tangents, so sometimes it was helpful to just have someone going 'guys, back to the topic of the day'.

  10. Fuck, thats a woman in a bad bad place. No one can say you should do this that or the other, but just keep in mind that the offers aren't real and legitimate. Maybe she'd just accept it forever if you drink a bottle of Jack, beat her bloody, and then go out to pick up women...probably not tho. It also doesn't like you want any of that, you just want a functional family/marriage.

  11. This comment is so true ^ Reddit solution is always to leave when anything get tough. The give up generation

  12. 'Reddit' likes to poke fun at this but I gotta say I see a lot more "I'm gonna deviate from the 'leave them' mindset" than I do the actual advice to leave. Yes I see the "leave them" posts but they are way outnumbered by good advice (like "go have a conversation, communication is everything")

  13. This is true IF your partner has completely given up, but I have to say that that's exceedingly rare, and

  14. You'd be surprised to learn about the buoyancy of fathers.

  15. Can confirm buoyancy of fathers.

  16. Extreme conditions, throw it in the laundry after your done working out?

  17. Buy reverse weave knit if you want something that stands up to abuse, they go on sale frequently

  18. Yeah still not following. Isn't reverse knit simply to prevent shrinkage? I didnt think it did anything to deal with cotton's water retention, does it?

  19. If it smells like shit everywhere you go, check your shoes.

  20. I'm one of these people that kids are drawn to like this... Happens with animals too... Not sure why.

  21. Cause you're a Disney princess that just hasn't been discovered yet!

  22. Politics has ruined 80% of the subreddits. There could be a subreddit on the benefits of eating rocks wrapped in bacon and someone will still interject their political views into it.

  23. Good God you fucking liberals need your rocks wrapped in bacon? Back in my day we wrapped our rocks in barbed wire, get all your iron and heavy metals in one meal! Bunch of pig eating liberal pussies

  24. Hey there. Unfortunately you've brought up two topics that we do not cover here: Tech Support and Multizone audio. We're strictly 2 channel.

  25. Fair enough, !thanks for the links!

  26. About a year back, I bought a house with two existing and independent audio systems - a home theater system, looks to be bose acousticmass 5 (5 speakers + sub); and a multi-room in-wall system thats spread throughout the house. The latter is what I'm looking to put into use in the near term, though if theres a way to get both working thats cool too.

  27. This is exactly what I was gonna say, pretend to have a throat infection for sometime, don't drink cold drinks etc, be seen sipping a cup of hot water with lemon n honey (it's taste good and no harm in it) and eventually just use ur normal voice... Or just blame it on Covid... Lolz..

  28. Tea with lemon and honey, more flavor options than hot water

  29. I was going to say, hot water and lemon sounds disgusting

  30. Hot water, lemon, and honey actually tastes fine, but like anything else it gets real old real fast if you drink lots of it. It's all about the ratio, there, so you don't make it too tart or too sweet

  31. Conspiracy theories that talk about huge numbers of non-specific people being involved in them with no one talking about it are always going to look nutty.

  32. How about we shift to one that's really in the news today - fox v dominion. Fox outright lies about a stolen election using dominion machines. This is in line with Trump's narrative. It also is financially beneficial to Fox, and openly discussed within Fox. Everyone benefits on that 'side'.

  33. First off, that seems directly opposed to the narrative you're crafting here since Fox is likely to have to pay through the nose for their fucked up behavior. It's a consequence for the powerful.

  34. First and foremost - the 'both sides' people are daft. One side is literally supported by and supporting of NAZIS. We saw this fucking movie, people, and we know how it ends.

  35. Here’s also the wildly different beauty standards for men and women. Society in general is far more forgiving of signs of aging in men and sometimes it’s even celebrated (ie. “silver fox”). As a 35 year old woman with grey hair I get comments about it but my husband who is 39 and has more doesn’t.

  36. My wife had gray in our 20s and I loved it on day one.

  37. Ive had an ex from Ukraine that would make comments about asians and black people in a derogatory way, we would get in fights bc of it!!!

  38. Yeah there's nothing quite as casually and unthinkingly racist as a Jewish Ukrainian/Russian baba. In my experience anyway, growing up with them. Except my aunts, uncles, and basically everyone over the (current) age of 50. They're all just as racist as baba. I love em all but holy fuck where do a bunch of immigrants/religious refugees get off being racist to immigrants and other religions...

  39. Yeah I don't get that, I guess. I don't see anything in his language that sounds anything but supportive of his friends.

  40. I understand what you're saying. I'm saying that in my opinion you're wrong. Since both your view and mine are opinions, they're both valid.

  41. Sorry about what happened. The NRA should not ignore and keep avoiding this. They eventually need to be dragged into this as well.

  42. Fuck the NRA. They should have their non-profit status revoked and be brought up on charges, as an organization and individually, for their complicity in the epidemic of gun violence in this country. FUCK THE NRA.

  43. I’ve never had a problem with guns, I don’t own any because I’m not a very stable person myself, but I’ve shot plenty and have enjoyed it, and believe that people have every right to protection. This dude was mentally ill, clearly and obviously. There really needs to be some sort of something, licensing maybe, that can limit the ability of mentally ill people of owning firearms. And I say this as basically a mentally ill person who probably shouldn’t own a firearm

  44. That's called "common sense gun control". The NRA is as opposed to it as housecats would be to the suggestion they go for a swim.

  45. Speaking of bullshit terms someone made up, have you heard of "nu-concept"?

  46. Youtube can stay as long as there are no comments, no subscribing, no notifications.

  47. No notifications? My bank notifies me of actions, I'd assume YouTube can continue to notify when content posts. Otherwise.. no, social media can still get fucked, but I do like notifications

  48. I haven't seen as many of those lately. Maybe they're hibernating?

  49. Nah some of us are reasonable, sounds like normal rural childhood to me. My grandma would tell me similar, so would my mom.

  50. This place really skews your perception of the "reasonable" of people.. man I need to have more faith in humans

  51. Either I've spent my life not understanding what a centrist is, or the definition has changed.

  52. Conservatism (big C) has always had one goal and little c “general” conservatism is a myth. Conservatism has the related goals of maintaining a de facto aristocracy that inherits political power and pushing outsiders down to enforce an under class. In support of that is a morality based on a person’s inherent status as good or bad - not their actions. The thing that determines if someone is good or bad is whether they inhabit the aristocracy.

  53. Any action or statement can be interpreted any number of ways. The interpreter sets the limits of what they see.

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