Earthwormjim91 @ Earthwormjim91 @lemmy.world

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Which is what 50% of people should expect to reach…

Hell, her last name alone gives it away.

The Drummond family is one of the wealthiest families in Oklahoma, owning hundreds of thousands of acres of land.

Wealthy enough they have their own Wikipedia page.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drummond_family_(Oklahoma)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drummond_family_(Oklahoma)

She’s married into one of the wealthiest families in Oklahoma.

Completely excluding the tens of millions she herself is worth from her business.

I mean, the “spirit of the law” itself is extremely vague and allows for even more interpretation than the letter of the law.

You can easily fix the letter of the law by just changing what it says. You can’t fix when the Supreme Court decides that the spirit of the law is contrary to the letter, which they have done repeatedly.

In other words, you’re arguing that we shouldn’t care what the law says, and instead should govern on what we feel the law means.

And has been doing it for years with the Ryzen G series chips. They have built in Radeon graphics chips. Not as powerful as a discrete GPU, but enough for a lot of people.

And if you spend a couple hundred bucks on insulation, you don’t need to preheat anything in your garage either.

Cars have had remote start for a long time. But you can’t just leave a gas car running in a closed garage. That’s a good way to accidentally take the forever nap.

No it’s because they hate Jews.

Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iran, and Lebanon do not give a single fuck about Palestine or Palestinians. They want the land for themselves.

From 1948 to 1967 Jordan owned the West Bank. And Egypt controlled Gaza.

No Palestinian state was created then when it could have been. Jordanians and Egyptians built settlements of their own and displaced Palestinians.

Egypt refuses to take in Palestinians now.

Yes? Jordan has participated in every conflict against Israel since 1947.

To be fair, they do. Iran, Jordan, and Egypt have tried repeatedly to eliminate Israel entirely.

Because they have nukes and would use them on their neighbors.

For me it was the eyes. Pretty much all of the real faces had realistic reflections in the eyes. The AI ones didn’t.

I got 8/10. The blond AI and the dude with glasses were the two I missed.

Yes, thanks for saying literally what I said. Almost verbatim.

And yeah, that’s how we handle literally every other seasonal respiratory illness.

No it’s specifically if you have no to mild symptoms and have been fever free for 24 hours. Which is exactly how we handle pretty much every other respiratory disease.

I would say the risk still did increase for other kids at least some, though it may be relatively negligible.

When there was the religious exemption, the school still knew which kids were and weren’t vaccinated. Not that I expect public schools to be good at epidemiology, but they could contact trace in the case of any sort of outbreaks. When a kid that isn’t vaccinated comes in with a rash on them, you might think of measles and begin to take measures for that like sending a kid home or calling the local CDC. Even if it turns out to just be chickenpox or something else.

By falsifying records and saying the kids are vaccinated when they’re not, it completely throws a wrench into any of that. When they say they’re vaccinated and come in with a rash you don’t think of measles until more kids have gotten it and gotten sick.

The parents went to her specifically for fake vaccines and falsified records.

Both her and all the parents were putting other kids at risk, but this nurse wasn’t putting these specific kids at any more risk than they already had.

The article isn’t exactly clear, but it seems like Apple is going to allow third party processing for in app purchases now alongside using the App Store payment system, which will be subject to the App Store fee plus whatever the third party processing fee is, but linking to an external website will not. Apple is requiring information about revenue generated from third party payment systems within the app to set the appropriate App Store fee. 12 or 27% now down from 15 and 30%.

They are also explicitly going to allow apps to link to external websites for payment processing, which won’t be subject to any App Store fee.

No, Apple only charges commission on purchases within the app using apples system. You can implement your own and tell people to make a purchase they need to go to your website.

That’s what Netflix has always done as one example.

It’s in one of the charts

Stripe standard is 3% plus 30 cents per transaction.

If your app costs $1 or you IAP costs $1, stripe would cost you 33 cents for that transaction. Or 33%.

To get down below 15% total you would need to have your average transaction would need to be $2.50 or higher.

The average app price on the App Store is 88 cents. https://www.statista.com/statistics/267346/average-apple-app-store-price-app/

And the median in app purchase is about $1.30. https://techcrunch.com/2022/09/13/apples-in-app-purchase-prices-jumped-40-year-over-year-likely-tied-to-privacy-changes/

The vast majority of developers would pay more to use something like stripe.