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I was working at a coffee shop in New York and Jesse Camp walked in and asked if he could use the bathroom. I said, "yeah if you buy a coffee," and he was like, "Don't you know who I am?" and I said buy a coffee or get the fuck out. He got the fuck out and the owner slapped me on the back. I hated that guy.
You'd be surprised by the age demographics of this site. I know I was. Maybe it's just that the youngsters are more visible through posting and commenting (I'm looking at you, Pokemon references).
EDIT: The site seems to be going down a lot, so here's a link to Google's DoubleClick Ad Planner demographics for reddit.com.
EDIT2: As requested, here are the demographics for 4chan.
Can some one explain to me why everyone hates uggs? They just look like hybrid between comfy slippers and boots. Crocs are an actual abomination.
12 inch wooden ruler for sure. It always worked successfully.
Sadly google says otherwise: [link]
That guys is Aiden Shaw. And this is the photo shoot that the picture is taken from. And, best part, these are the results of a google image search of him. [NSFW]
Enjoy!
I hope you know the international sign for choking!
> Google should at least offer a download containing an archive of the account's emails, documents etc. first.
for anyone that wants to make a backup of the shit on your google account:
use [link] for some of the more social stuff
for docs, select all items, then go to Actions>download>all items
for calandar, you might be able to download them as feeds
reader, options gear> export
gmail, use an email client to download the emails easily.
Edit: also look at ptman's comment(and also whosywhat, both on this comment page) as well for more ways to get your data so you can backup
Tyvek protective suits are pretty cheap. Like $10 a pair. You should invest for those really bad houses.
This is as good an excuse as any to post a picture of Ellen's girlfriend.
edit: Yes, they are married. Now go look at that picture again. Or better yet: here.
I came here expecting tons of Milla already being posted and found none. FOR SHAME!
Obviously Leeloo dallas multipass, aka Milla Jovovich
Or if I have to post full sci-fi names FINE, Leeloominaï Lekatariba Lamina-Tchaï Ekbat De Sebat to be precise. aaaand now I need to go watch The Fifth Element, later all.
Photos by Martin Schoeller - he does a ton of celebrity portraits in this style
Did anyone else think the thumbnail was a picture of a gillette fusion razor?
probably would have been funnier had it not been posted all over the internet last year.
Here's what you actually authorising (taken from Angry Birds):
View your name, public profile URL, and photo
View your gender and birthdate
View your country, language, and timezone
View a list of people from your circles that you may want to engage with
The list is ordered based on your interactions with these people across Google
View public profile information for these people
Assuming this URL is the same for others you can revoke access here: [link]
No doubt inspired (in part) by Mucha.
Christina Hendricks played the con artist Saffron.
Edit: Second link fixed. Thanks D4F7.
Google search results are unique.
The main reason is that there are many variables that Google looks at when returning your results. It uses past searches, region, your browser type, what ads you've clicked on, where you shop, third-party accounts you've authorized, browsing history and most interesting inferred interests and demographics. You can test this by performing a search and then signing out of Google, closing the tab and opening a new one to start a new session then doing the search again noting how the results change.
One variable you can't control is which data center is returning the results. There are a few in the US and some internationally. Which one you hit is random and varies with each use. Data centers are consistent with one another but a few are different because they are not using the same algorithm.
This guy needs to play him in a movie. Plus he can sing.
Michelle Vawer /DROOL
Here she is (NSFW) : Tori Bell is 23.
Old way, store locally, backup remotely. New way, store remotely, backup locally. Not that complicated.
I have a $50/year Google Apps account with an extra 80GB's of Google Docs storage for another $20/year. So my cost is $70/year for email, documents, file storage, calendars, tasks, bookmarks, and so on. I also use Google Voice, but I kept my own number.
I use Thunderbird (free) to store a local copy of all my email on my computer. If I have an important document and I want to immediately backup, I email to myself and Thunderbird will automatically download a copy to my computer.
About every couple of weeks I download all my Google Docs. I keep them all in a folder(s) and right click to download the folder. It zips all the files before it downloads them, but it gives you an option to send you an email letting you know the zip file is ready to download. It's convenient because it adds a date for the zip file which makes it easy to archive on your computer.
I also download my calendars, contacts, bookmarks and other stuff in my Google Docs account as well and keep a copy of that.
I delete old copies on my hard drive after awhile, it's not like I don't have everything already stored in the cloud. I don't bother to back them up to disc because it's already my backup. So I don't waste money or time using discs or other media to make more backups.
tl;dr I use the Google cloud to store all my data and I use my local computer to store backups of the data stored in the cloud. The local backups only take a few minutes a month and is free and simple to do.
Just figured out how to reverse it if you've played a game already. Go to the Google Dashboard, and under Account, you should see "Websites authorized to access the account", click that and disable the games. I have to say, at least they make it clear what you are accepting, and easy to opt back out later.
That looks like a brown huntsman
No, it's called rainbow kush.
Those images are nowhere near the top results, these are.
NSFW, may include vagina diagram.
Youtube some videos of that, and you will see the result. Depending on the ignorance level of the 'agent', they either let you go or arrest you. There was a pastor (if I recall) that routinely video taped himself denying identification, with some success - until he was tazered, arrested and beaten:
You are not required to have identification, although law enforcement would like you to believe otherwise.
At first, I was about to upvote you for literally noting all of the things China does have.
Massive shadow banking system? Absolutely -
Central bank that targets inflation? You betcha -
Huge persistent debt levels? 20% of GDP (not huge but it's there, and that's just what's reported).
"Goldman Sachs"? If you're suggesting that monied and powerful interests in China don't control the strings behind the scenes (ps, "behind the scenes" is where everything happens in China), you're completely delusional.
Dysfunctional political system: Any country where you can be "disappeared" in the middle of the night; where rule of law is weak and property rights arbitrary would be considered by many to be generally "dysfunctional." Having a one-party system with a complete lack of authorized dissent does not make for a great decisionmaking body.
I think you have more research to do -
scumbag redditor:
tells you there's a whole set
doesn't post the source
edit: google reverse image search thought it was a wedding cake
Not sure what to think about this.
Homophile is technically correct, but homosexual is the generally used term.
See: [Google define:homophile] >A homosexual man or woman.
It all has to do with what term came around first, and wasn't eventually deemed offensive like the word "nigger" was(Now we are juggling "African American" and "black"). Eventually we'll probably start using a new term for homosexuals, but for now, that is the accepted name.
You could say it was made to be offensive, but we have and use the term "heterosexual" just as easily.
EDIT: I think I should take a moment to bring your attention to the homophile movement.
>The homophile movement also refers to the gay rights movement of the 1950s and '60s. > >The term homophile is favoured by some because it emphasizes love ("-phile" from Greek φιλία) rather than sex. Coined by the German astrologist, author and psychoanalyst Karl-Günther Heimsoth in his 1924 doctoral dissertation "Hetero- und Homophilie," the term was in common use in the 1950s and 1960s by homosexual organizations and publications; the groups of this period are now known collectively as the homophile movement. > >The term homophile began to disappear with the emergence of the Gay Liberation movements of the late 1960s and early 1970s, replaced by a new set of terminology such as gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender, although some of the homophile groups survived until the 1980s, 90s and even the present day.
Three choices which I use:
Prey. Excellent for laptops or phones. Can track, lock, scream, etc. remotely.
Autowipe. Will wipe your internal memory and SD card under certain conditions: Special text message is received, the PIN/pattern/password is failed too many times, or the SIM card is swapped.
Google two-step authentication. Allows you to set device-specific passwords. At the very least, you can revoke access to your Google account from the device by just deleting the specific password for your phone.
You have to have had Web History enabled though. I have ever since I got my account in 2006 and I just straight up don't believe that kid googled more than twice what I have in less time.
Google search results are unique.
The main reason is that there are many variables that Google looks at when returning your results. It uses past searches, region, your browser type, what ads you've clicked on, where you shop, third-party accounts you've authorized, browsing history and most interesting inferred interests and demographics. You can test this by performing a search and then signing out of Google and doing the search again noting how the results change.
One variable you can't control is which data center is returning the results. There are a few in the US and some internationally. Which one you hit is random and varies with each use. Data centers are consistent with one another but a few are different because they are not using the same algorithm.
(also, if GYU left in the '_' that would get boring, fast)
This just takes me to the Google homepage. I can navigate to an international google with [link] but all searches from my search bar, on my phone, all links to google services and the android store are still Spain-centred and in Spanish.
Unions don't represent the 99%. Unions represent 12% of the workforce in the US.
Since only 62% of the population is in the workforce
and 12% of 62% is about 8%
So the 8% won big in Ohio.
Do you think we can get some verification? I don't want to call you a troll, I just get a little suspicious when I see google image search results. Please set our minds at ease.
Google search results are unique.
The main reason is that there are many variables that Google looks at when returning your results. It uses past searches, region, your browser type, what ads you've clicked on, where you shop, third-party accounts you've authorized, browsing history and most interesting inferred interests and demographics. You can test this by performing a search and then signing out of Google and doing the search again noting how the results change.
One variable you can't control is which data center is returning the results. There are a few in the US and some internationally. Which one you hit is random and varies with each use. Data centers are consistent with one another but a few are different because they are not using the same algorithm.
Given that, according to Google, only 4% of Reddit users are under 18, it is a little bit surprising to come across a front page post from a 12-year-old.
Easy, use google apps. It will allow you to use your own domain for gmail. So can be hosted on Google for free and access like Gmail.
I think this is where you can start off: [link]
During setup you will be instructed to add certain MX records to your DNS.
Hope this helps.
Old 'joke' makes the internet... From 2007
And Here's Google's Hits for the same drivel that my grandmother FW FW FW FW FW FW FW FW to me
Huge boobs, man.
Actually, in a lot of cases (including many in New York and California, as well as other states), non-profits also don't pay property taxes. Its not just churches: [link]
I don't think you're looking into this enough. The comment is a facade to distract us from the real message. If you take the user's name 'ZatarainsFood', reverse the letters 'doofsniarataz', switch around the letters some more, take some out, and add some, you get 'Door on the left'. Now, what does this mean? It alludes to a Choose Your Own Adventure Book. Now, if you Google the user's name with "Choose your own adventure", you come to this Reddit page: [link]
Now, scroll down to ZatarainsFood's comment, it leads to a Starburst commercial. ZatarainsFood is an advertiser for the Starburst company and has created an advertising scheme that delves so deep into our sunconscious that we will have random, impulsive cravings for Starbusrt candy.
Well played.
You're always welcome to take a gander at this.
Bunker busters don't have to be nukes and the US already sold 55 of the things to Israel. google
Hard to go apeshit when you're selling the bananas.
Looks like this costume with added accessories. I think it's better as Link than that it originally was.
Looks to me that this 'rare opportunity' came at the San Francisco Zoo. [link]
Your map looks like Arecibo Observatory, which was also in "Goldeneye."
Google's numbers say the USD is now back to being stronger than the CAD.
https://www.google.com/search?gcx=w&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=1+usd+to+cad
(and the Australian Dollar, while we're at it.)
I googled and apparently it's a thing dogs do
If you don't want to bother with a magazine, add this collection I made to Google Reader. There might be a little cruft in there, but overall it is an excellent resource.
P.S. I'm taking suggestions for other feeds to add if anyone has some good ones.
Google says reddit is 68% male. An informal poll from a year ago found reddit was 82% male.
reddit is predominantly males. Males generally prefer looking at women.
What are you trying to say through your list of top links for the week? How women are put on a pedestal? How men's rights are being trampled by this grievous injustice? What?
According to Google's content rating guidlines:
> Apps rated "Everyone" must not host any user generated content or enable communication between users. Apps that focus on allowing users to find each other and communicate should be rated "Medium maturity" or "High maturity."
Maps falls squarely into that category because of latitude.
I stopped smoking using bupoprion, which I chose because the side effects sounded so much less severe/milder than chantix. The funny thing was that bupoprion IS an anti-depressant as well as a stop smoking aid and was originally intended as an anti-depressant until they found it helped people stop smoking as well. Go figure. Still don't smoke 4 years later.
Actually, the side effects were pretty awesome: increased energy, weight loss, euphoria, increased libido (oh man, that was crazy). Although I did notice I was also a little more nervous/irritable than usual and I started sleeping only 4 hours a night. I was also more impulsive, I made several life decisions that would have consequences for years while I was taking it, good decisions for the most part but it was funny that it happened that way and certainly the drug influenced my decisions. Some people end up shopping or gambling compulsively.
Do you want to keep the car forever? If not, and you want to keep its resale value, use Plastidip. It will peel off if you find you don't like it anymore or want to sell the car, it's pretty cheap, and all you have to do is mask off the tires (roll of masking tape, an old newspaper, and a deck of cards will do it) and spray. They have it in a matte black finish for about $8 a can I believe, and you can use a can per wheel. It can come out very nice if you put care into it.
>google it
Here is an excellent askscience thread posted a few months ago on the same topic.
If you're curious as to how I found it easily.
As others have said, you'll probably find a better conversation and explanation over in r/askscience for questions like this.
I was thinking the guy from Tango & Cash: This guy
Didn't they do some demographical questionnaire and find that most people on Reddit are surprisingly old (considering the expected outcome?)
EDIT: Couldn't find what I was looking for, but here's the Google data
Giethoorn, The Netherlands. [link]
That assumes OP took the photo, and that he isn't regurgitating internet by-product.
For example, here's a few similar images.
The value in calling a society racist as opposed to calling individuals within that society racist is that, in doing so, you recognize that the racism may be systemic and perhaps subtly enforced in some way at a larger level.
In calling Reddit as a whole racist, I don't think people mean to suggest that anywhere near the majority of users are consistently and cruelly racist. Rather, we are acknowledging that the community as a whole may display some racist behavior that could be, at some level, discouraging non-white people from participating (or participating fully) on the site. That is, non-white people may feel uncomfortable on the site because of racist comments occasionally getting large numbers of upvotes.
Also, Reddit may bear traces of the racism, classism, and elitism that have been inherent in internet use due to the disproportionate number of white, English-speaking, college-educated people who have historically had internet-enabled devices, have the leisure time to spend a lot of time on the internet, and use this kind of site. Due to the increasing prevalence of smart phones and the rise of social media sites, that demographic may be shifting. But Reddit is still very white and very male.
I did some research on the blast, and found a copy of a Honolulu newspaper with two side-by-side "before and after" pictures, taken seconds before, and after the detonation.
The pictures are taken from about 5 stories up, looking down Waikiki toward Diamond Head. The before picture is a city at night. Mostly dark, points of light from cars and windows, the street is lit. Your basic nighttime cityscape.
The "after" picture is like a late morning or afternoon shot with the sun low in the sky. BRIGHT light illuminating things from a low angle, and black shadows where it isn't shining on anything. Like the sun, broad daylight, except more harsh, less "incidental" light. Very direct.
Also, in various publications, the most striking thing is the look on the faces of the people who are illuminated by the bomb. Talk about the face of shock and awe. The blast was publicized in advance, and people went down to the beach to watch it. Faces show stunned fascination.
Evidently, there was still some light visible 20 minutes after the blast.
It was a well-documented event. There's a facility on Mauna Loa that was built to observe the test, which is still in use as a general atmospheric observatory. It was out anwser to Tsar Bomba.
Kristin Kreuk or Laura Vandervoot
Honestly, Smallville had a great looking cast, my wife's 10/10 was Justin Hartly from that show and I honestly can't say that I blame her.
Looks like it could make it a little interesting. Anything bad about keloid scars other than just cosmetically?
Her name is Eva Kerekésová and the movie is called Broken Promises (2008). Sadly, not much information out there.
Truly. Sometimes I bag on Howard for its student culture, but if there's one thing people here have down, it's fashion (Vid #8).
EDIT: I'd like to know why I'm getting downvoted; usually the black fashion that I see getting attention online are these bizarre examples, and seeing a comment like this (which seems to be made under the mistaken idea that this is the norm), I feel like its worth pointing out that a lot of us actually do have style. (Though not me, I'm a "t-shirt/jeans/tennis shoes/dreads" sorta guy.)
I hope you're aware that this is two photos, each reposted before the internet, shopped together.
Google image search "sun smiling" and "bird smiley"
[link] >An ambulance took Newman to the hospital, where he got four stitches for a cut on the left side of his forehead. His nose was also bloodied but not broken, Hall said. >Newman was then booked into the Maricopa County jail on suspicion of shoplifting and resisting arrest.
and >Newman's grandson was treated and released for his injuries by firefighters at the scene.
The videogame was tucked in his waistband, not in his shirt.
Police say it was his fault. (he didn't handle being arrested in a store for doing nothing wrong correctly)
Witnesses said the man had about $600 worth of electronics that he was purchasing and was not trying to steal anything.
Under Arizona law, concealment can be used as a basis for arrest -- officers aren't required to wait for a suspect to leave the store, Hall explains.
>In an effort to protect his little grandson from all the unruliness, the man—who reportedly had about $600 worth of merchandise in his cart—slipped the video game he was holding in his hand into his pants waistband for a brief moment so he could lift up the boy and carry him to safety. That's when cops showed up and allegedly threw him to the ground—shattering his face
Note, the cops were nowhere to be seen trying to maintain order when there was a feeding frenzy and chaos over grabbing for the video games. They really do protect the store and not the safety of the people.
You can have one for $40
I believe it is Fernando Vincente.
*Yes, it is Vincente. It's on his site.
Here are some other interesting maps/paintings. This particular one is down near the bottom.
It's called an Englished Longhorn. It's a common practice and this likely wasn't done by an Aggie for fun. It was likely done by a professional and an Aggie thought it would be funny to get a picture with it.
No. Don't use tinyurl or ANY url shortener. That hides the URL and there's no way to tell where it is bringing you.
Instead click on the "formatting help" link below the comment box and use that to make a link. Or even better download Reddit Enhancement Suite and make it super easy to make a link.
That giant ass link above can be displayed like this.