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Distribution channels are more varied now; they're more inclusive and perhaps (ironically?) less conducive to middle class salaries.

I had to stop reading (ironically) Mark Bauerlein's The Dumbest Generation because it was literally giving me panic attacks.

It's even been submitted on this website before, which is ironically where I found it in the first place.

Joe Rogan's announcing on that fight was also, ironically, perfect.

My best friend there had left, ironically inspired by me (or so he had claimed) to leave his country and pursue his dreams abroad, in Australia.

From what I've seen, it's generally meant to be read ironically.

(MSX was ironically more popular in Asia than America where it was built by Microsoft).

Can I ask you to elaborate more (perhaps we should switch to email, or, ironically, Firefox Hello?) on what sorts of decisions bother you, and which are non-issues?

Even companies that should know better, like AirBNB have had issues in the past (can't comment now because I haven't looked in a few months.) Ironically if your company is data driven and doing a lot of front end testing, your winning design that converts users in to app installs may be doing just so because it is broken.

Somewhat ironically, it actually has the opposite effect: The "Do not track" boolean contributes to your digital fingerprint.

Ironically when we visited one (in Chicago) there were quite a few corporate "outposts" there with large companies like IBM.

Ironically, the NYT is banned by the great firewall here in China.

Ironically the lack of real difference of opinion in SF is what enhanced the failure of the city.

Ironically, one of my final projects was a personal organizer/notepad in C# that was going to be awesome...