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you think the average driver is aware of other people's posture and eye contact while driving?

Checking to see if something scrolls is way easier than looking at a design, calculating in your head if the margins look equidistant from one another thus deducing that it must be the bottom of the screen.

I always thought 'below the fold' was so overused or at least only for people who never use a computer, but I guess that's definitely wrong.

I'm pretty sure half the reason why they do it is to inconvenience/disturb the other customers there.

> Americans switching from beef to plant-based patties would be equivalent to taking 12 million cars off the road for an entire year.

But they point out 372 million people not eating meat is the same as 12 million cars off the road for 1 year! Where do they get these garbage numbers?

'Claudia, you are banned from here.'

Jesus christ talk about intrusive annoyances akin to dissociative anesthesia. Stop trying to be quirky and random.

It's mostly because they want to use their jokes for a special down the road, but if someone records them during a smaller venue with the same jokes, it'll ruin the special.

880 matches holy shit, that has to be 8x as much as the average guy. Life must be so easy.

Or you're contracted to build a house and in the middle of development they want a skyscraper.

> Twenty years ago, if you had asked people: "If you had a service that data mined the information you gave it for advertising purposes, where potentially dozens of engineers and operators have access to that information--would you consider that a trusted and private system?" They would have said "no."

With the upside that every product is free and said service have never used such information malevolently? That's a resounding 'yes'.

Trying way too hard to make people think anyone cares...

so... exactly like apple that's been a thriving growing business for decades?

Who cares what Trump thinks? It's all the people he's appointing. It's like he fooled his supporters the most by saying he's anti-establishment. Who thought any damage could come from George W. Bush? But now we're reaping the whirlwind of policies that we couldn't even imagine.