

There are literally open DNS providers who run their own networks. Good luck.


There are literally open DNS providers who run their own networks. Good luck.


Every report like this uses a small sample size to represent the entire population. Do you think they’re surveying 400 million people?
The question is, how did they get these 1500 people, and can it be repeated? If so, then the data is valid.
But basically, a lot hangs on how random their sample size was. Did they stick to one area? Did they stick to one age group, sex, etc. All in all, if the sample group is random, 1500 people is a valid measure for this data.
After this, there needs to be peer review. Other institutions need to be able to repeat the results with their own random groups.
But, 1500 is a great sample size. Just need to make sure it’s random and repeatable.


Sounds about right.
Lila still exists, whether I think of her or not.


I remember when they wanted to unify mobile phones and desktop computers, with a singular online storage account and DE that changed when you plugged your phone into a monitor. That shit was crazy.


I just read that 92% of Americans are skipping medical appointments because they can’t pay for them.
I work at a nursing home and all the residents order from DD. The food there is bland as hell.


Government kills woman and then gets off with a fine.


The problem with that is that shorthand relies a lot on abbreviations: B = Be or By. But, at the end of a word, it can be ble, like tab. J can be J, or -age. A uses a single dot. So does -ing.
Because of that, I’m curious whether it would catch on or not.


No argument there. Is that Reddit, or the mods though?


Not necessarily.
GNU started out with a financial plan back when it first began. It’s still going strong.
The goals are what’s important. The character of the project.


Nah. Gregg Shorthand Anniversary Edition is practically indecipherable to AI.
It uses human intuition heavily.


Learn shorthand. AI can’t read it. Gregg Shorthand Anniversary Edition is practically indecipherable to AI. And it allows you to write at up to 300 wpm.


Reddit needs to stay up. It’s the last corporate stronghold of free speech. Moderators are not the corporation.
That being said, it’s definitely a shitty platform.
That sounds about right.
People who feel they have no value, other than their looks, get aggressive when the thing they spent so long working on doesn’t pay off.