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Tarifa Zero: implementação do transporte público gratuito continua em crescimento nos municípios

u/notatoastedbread — 2 days ago
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Tarifa Zero: implementação do transporte público gratuito continua em crescimento nos municípios

u/notatoastedbread — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/NoStupidQuestions

How do pirates manage to remove noise from the audience when recording a movie in the cinema?

I was watching a copy of a movie recently, for research purposes or something else that is definitely legal, and I noticed the audience reacting to some scenes or talking to each other. What I found interesting is that they were surprisingly not disruptive of the main audio which made me think either the equipment is very good or some editing was done.

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u/notatoastedbread — 2 months ago
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I watched a Kentucky farmer rejecting selling their land for 10 times it's market value (26 million), due to ethical concerns. Are buyers required to disclose what they want to use the land for in that country? It feels a bit easy to not say anything and do it anyway

Edit: I want to clarify that I'm aware Kentucky is not a country. The post title has limited characters and I kept having to remove words to fit.

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u/notatoastedbread — 2 months ago
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Do smartphones have shorter useful life intentionally compared to desktops?

I was wondering if the reasons were technical, economical, a mix of both or something else. An old PC or Mac can last for more than a decade while smartphones may become bricks due to non replaceable batteries and lack of feature/security updates in a few years. Is the answer as simple as planned obsolescence? Or do smartphones have something particular about them that reduces their useful life?

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u/notatoastedbread — 2 months ago