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2025.01.18 06:50 Ok_Mode5507 it's one way or another
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2025.01.18 06:50 Intellectual_chad Start of semester bonus
Hey guys,
Does anyone know when Centrelink sends out a bonus for the start of semester for youth allowance? Mine was paid to me around this time last year but I haven’t received anything about it. Was last year a one off thing? I’m about to start me first semester of 3rd year uni
Tia.
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2025.01.18 06:50 Savings-Journalist26 Looking for 4 Mumbai tickets (19th or 21st) pls DM if you have them. Face to face Mumbai.
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2025.01.18 06:50 shinaku77 Do you like my art vtuber model?
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2025.01.18 06:50 Chemical-Link3008 Guys
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2025.01.18 06:50 Noledgebase Financial Modeling Course ($44.99 to FREE)
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2025.01.18 06:50 sdse78 SDG&E
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2025.01.18 06:50 Parlonny Ex Film Director need advice on staying in India vs moving abroad. Please provide any advice. 31M.
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2025.01.18 06:50 rip-droptire A Google Pixel 4/4XL Retrospective: The Forgotten Frontier of Hardware and Software Prowess
Introduction As I sit here, writing this piece, I am listening to some of my favorite music... on my brand new Pixel 4 XL. I'd just began using it two days ago, after the unfortunate and rather sudden death of my previous phone, a standard Pixel 4 which had treated me well for nearly four years. Every so often, a song comes on that I'm not in the mood for - and I vaguely gesture at my phone, sending my playlist one song forward. And on occasion, I change playlists entirely, or perhaps to an album instead (currently on Tonic's Lemon Parade, if you haven't listened you absolutely should). In doing so, I pick up the 4 XL off the desk next to me. Its face unlock sensors fire up in this split second, knowing I'm about to try and unlock my phone. By the time I move it into position, it's already unlocked. From here I swipe around a bit on the superb (even by today's standards) 90Hz display until I find what I am looking for. If I had to describe this process in one word, it would be "cutting-edge". Nothing else I've tried matches the level of seamlessness I've experienced with these phones, and that's why I will continue to buy them at bargain basement prices for as long as they're available whenever I need one.
At Release: A beautifully flawed piece of hardware not quite fused perfectly with its software As expected from the device to win the dubious honor of MKBHD's "Disappointment of the Year" award, the Pixel 4 series was far from perfect at launch. It had several glaring issues, detailed below:
- The battery life. This was a dealbreaker for many in tech circles who looked at the phone in early days. The 4 XL struggled to get through a day under heavy use, and the standard Pixel 4? It essentially had to be a corded phone at times because of how poor its battery was. The battery life is also one of the aspects of these devices that's shown the most dramatic improvement over several years of optimization, but I'm getting ahead of myself a bit...
- Face Unlock being a completely new thing for Google. Nothing screamed "frontier" any more than Google's fusion of radar motion sensing with an Apple-esque 3D face unlock system - but as one might expect, the feature needed a bit of time to marinate before it could really get good. Two significant problems presented themselves here, the primary issue being app compatibility with and development for Face Unlock. The second was not requiring open eyes to unlock the phone, which presented a potential serious privacy concern.
- Some features felt pretty half-baked. I won't list them all, but the most significant question marks were as follows:
- Motion Sense lacked consistency and was pretty inefficient contributing to the previously mentioned battery problems.
- 90Hz sometimes worked and sometimes didn't. Long story short it would throttle down at the most random times and also NEVER worked under 75% battery initially.
- No 4K/60fps video for some reason. "Half-baked" in the sense many felt it should have shown up on a phone with cameras this good.
- Low storage options and expensive upgrades. It cost $100 to upgrade from 64GB of storage to 128GB of storage for both Pixel models, and to make matters worse, that 128GB was the cap. Felt pretty bad to have on a phone meant to be a camera beast.
Current Thoughts: Google fixed it! Also, why did they remove so many of these amazing features from newer phones?! As you can probably tell from the intro, I absolutely love the P4 experience. Face Unlock's problems were solved, I have not come across a mainstream app without support for it and there's a toggle to "require attention" now for security purposes. Further, Motion Sense is improved, both in consistency and functionality, and 90Hz works properly: you can even force it in Developer Options. But that pales in comparison to the largest improvement by far, which is the battery life. Google's constantly been upgrading their software battery management since the 4 series launched through the latest supported version of Android 13. These include Adaptive Battery which learns the user's patterns and improves power consumption over time, and more general optimizations. My 4 XL now seldom ends the day at less than 20% charge with my average of 4.5 hours of SOT, compared to at launch where it was struggling to make it at all. Serious improvement here and it shows that the 4 series, more than anything, just wasn't ready for prime time at release.
The Pixel 4 series was also the last phone Google released with many features/traits that have yet to make an appearance since:
- Motion Sense/Soli
- Face Unlock that doesn't well, suck
- Active Edge
- A phone model that's actually small and pocketable
- An unimpeded display (some would consider this a negative, but I REALLY do not like punch holes or notches)
The first of which is tech media and its modern standard review format. Review a product at launch, provide a verdict, then almost never come back to it. The 4's ultimately sold poorly because of bad launch reviews even when it just kept getting better with each update. This is a systemic problem in the industry that to this day has not really been addressed.
And of course, it tells us a great deal about Google itself - most notably its aggression in terms of axing features, products or concepts that aren't providing the return they're looking for. You can see it in the list I provided above on things that were either unique to or eliminated after the 4 series. If Google had a phone with modern hardware and software support in a Pixel 4 XL chassis, with Pixel 4 XL features, and five years of improvements, I would be all over it like you can't believe. Nothing to be done about it, since it is ultimately Google's decision, but it's a bit sad to think about.
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2025.01.18 06:50 Startup_2025 LPT: Dave Portnoy Just Pulled Off One of the Craziest Business Moves Ever
You won’t believe this.
Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, just pulled off one of the most insane business moves I’ve ever seen.
He sold Barstool Sports for $550M… and then bought it back for $1.
Yes, you read that right—one dollar. Here’s how it all went down:
Barstool Sports had been blowing up for years—pulling in over 250M views a month, building a massive fan base, and creating one of the most recognizable brands in sports media.
In 2020, Penn Entertainment bought a piece of Barstool for $163M, and by 2023, they had acquired full ownership for a whopping $550M.
But here’s where things got tricky: Penn struggled to align Barstool’s edgy, unfiltered brand with gambling regulators. Plus, the sportsbook side of the business wasn’t performing as well as expected.
So, Penn wanted out.
Enter Dave Portnoy.
He managed to negotiate a deal to buy back 100% of Barstool Sports for just $1. The catch? He agreed to stay out of the gambling business.
Now, Portnoy owns Barstool again—completely. No investors. No corporate drama. Just him running the company his way.
It’s honestly genius.
This story got me thinking: Most people believe success means building something from scratch. But Portnoy proved there’s another way—acquiring an already valuable asset at the right moment.
The truth is, this kind of opportunity isn’t just for multi-millionaires like Dave. Right now, thousands of profitable businesses are out there, waiting for someone to take over.
A lot of these businesses are already established and successful, but their owners are retiring, burned out, or just ready to move on. Deals like these don’t always require massive upfront cash—it’s about knowing how to spot and structure them.
This isn’t just about Barstool or Portnoy—it’s about understanding how the business world works. It’s not just about building; it’s about playing the right hand at the right time.
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2025.01.18 06:50 DesperateWorshipper You know it's a good day when they spawn 2 Terrorshark + Shipraid at the same time for a solo sea explorer
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2025.01.18 06:50 TheRedQuinn Looking for Haunted Locations in Pennsylvania
Hello Boils and Ghouls,
It's been a few years since I've done any ghost hunting, but now that my job is calming down, it's as good a time as any to get back into it! I moved to Western Pennsylvania a few years ago and don't know much about the local venues outside of Gettysburg. I would love to check out any hotels, theatres, cemeteries, asylums or hospitals.... you know, the places with that "small-town" PA charm to them!
Please let me know if you guys have any ideas or tips or places I should check out! I look forward to hearing them!
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2025.01.18 06:50 Noledgebase Artificial Intelligence in Health Care ($19.99 to FREE)
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2025.01.18 06:50 Several-Drive5381 What vegetables are you guys able to eat that don’t cause a reaction? I desperately need fiber but too scared after having a bad reaction to apples and lettuce. Thanks!
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2025.01.18 06:50 bruggernaut16 This is for sure the best pull I’ve ever gotten from the reward packs from challenges
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2025.01.18 06:50 martapap Portraits from a 2011 Fashion and Culture Magazine
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2025.01.18 06:50 Noledgebase Entrepreneurship and Business Research in Biomedical ($19.99 to FREE)
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2025.01.18 06:50 Tytylertuck Computer suddenly not being good
I’m decently good with computers and check it quite often so I’m not sure what’s wrong. Before this issue occured, I used userbenchmark and I scored somewhere in the 90th percentile (I believe 92) however after recently updating to the newest nvidia driver, my computer has slowed down CONSIDERABLY. I upgraded my ram from 24-32 (going from single channel to dual channel now) however now my cpu and gpu are often at 100% usage for no observable reason. After testing userbenchmark again, I scored within the 40th percentile, with the emphasis of a low score in my gpu, cpu, and driver. This isn’t a game issue either, since the games I’ve been playing since I got the computer are much slower now. Somebody please help me I just want to play games again 😭
Specs are: 32gb ddr4 (A2, B2 as listed on motherboard) 11th gen intel i5 Nvidia GeForce 2060 (I know it’s not the best, saving up for a new one while I work!)
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2025.01.18 06:50 Immediate_Fly_7680 Any I-485 Employment based / Family based / Cross chargeability interview experiences?
Please share GC interview experiences here in this thread for the folks having interview recently. Employment based / Family based / Cross chargeability all kind of experiences are helpful.
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2025.01.18 06:50 Unsunghero240 Should I take MBA after undergrad or..?
I'm finishing my undergrad in a Bachelor of Administration with two majors, HRLR and Finance, and have put some serious thught into doing an MBA with a specialization in Finance. I'd love to jump right into doing my masters rather than waiting a couple years of doing some work in my field.
Question is, (taking overall cost out of the equation), would it be worth taking an MBA despite not having any real professional experience after my undergrad? Or would I be better off in taking a masters in something like Finance, MMF, etc, FinEcon where it's more focused?
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2025.01.18 06:50 lovlog What all possible reasons that could lead one into ghosting the other?
Same title. To add more context and opinion, IK people ghost when they wanna get rid of someone (calmly) but antha minchi inkem kaaranaalu undachu? I want opinions on why do people choose to do this? Especially with someone they have rapport enough to sit, talk and sort?
I personally didn't ghost peddhaga, but I do tend to go off grid (after informing the people) for months.
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2025.01.18 06:50 Noledgebase GIS Software and Application Online Course ($19.99 to FREE)
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2025.01.18 06:50 caco216 Box full of chub and floof
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