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My landlord is raising rents but this apartment has always been below market. I think apartments that have been attaching a luxury price tag no longer can justify that cost.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Perhaps they have some form of dementia and keep repeating their discovery.
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What this the same pilot that missed the first shot at the balloon?
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by 1-6 4y ago
This is a perfect example of do less with less.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Plot twist: Hacker groups were secretly funded by security firms.
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It's a good topic to ponder the existence of intelligent design.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Some bureaucrats want likes and publicity more than they want their jobs. They want to become a publishers because they're closer to the action than any reporting company would ever be.
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Thinking of iPhone's 'Work' focus mode, government/companies could verify personal phones to disable social media. This sounds dystopian but this could be the future for some mission-critical areas.
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When companies advertise free for life, take it with a grain of salt. If they can't force people into a paid subscription, then they'll simply stop making the device work. Remember, if Google can cut off support, what makes you th
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by 1-6 4y ago
Finally, my short llll.com domains and site can compete with Apps on the App Store again!
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by 1-6 4y ago
Can't wait... Literally, I can't wait. 16.4 can't come quickly enough. I just installed 16.3.1 yesterday.
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Tried this myself. I hope they can tune down the friendliness.
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by 1-6 4y ago
There should be something like a 'right to repurpose' for old tech. The only reason I keep old PCs laying around is because the BIOS allows anything to come along and install on it.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Apple is able to see demand signals way in advance of many businesses and industries. Obviously product reports can quickly tell people up their chain of command. I commend such an organization.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Where's the showmanship? There's no need to get into details, just get excited about the product while you're showcasing.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Happy to see these studies and more prescribed burns. Nature is complex and we're still learning.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Just when you think there were shows that couldn't be more niche, Japan goes full-on otaku.
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Conveniently before the congressional hearing.
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by 1-6 4y ago
You can probably share the Discord link by breaking up the URL in another comment, etc. Bots are good but still not great.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Being a worker in the tech industry during 2022, I can relate and agree that not having a constant source of income or even the fear of losing one's job can probably lead to poor health outcomes.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Depending on how you view things, layoffs are only starting. Companies are taking a wait and see approach before taking everything off the table. Some are predicting 2023Q1 to be when it peaks.
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by 1-6 4y ago
That's a very apt description of Facebook.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Infinite resources is only marketing and no hyperscaler on the market should ever promise that or give people that impression if they haven't accomplished scaling all throughout the entire supply chain.
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Tesla safety at centre of South Korean trial over fiery, fatal crash(reuters.com)
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"By joining with the other schools that have chosen to withdraw from participation in the US News rankings this year..." What other schools are doing this?
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by 1-6 4y ago
We'll get yet another new study that slams studies that red meat is still bad and contributing to climate change. Some things will never grow old.
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by 1-6 4y ago
You can probably make a washing machine spin so fast that it'll pretty much dry the clothes out of the washer. Spinning a drum that fast would probably be a good lawsuit if anyone gets hurt though.
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by 1-6 4y ago
It's time for large corporations to prune their unprofitable strategies and allow smaller businesses to fill those vacant roles.
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by 1-6 4y ago
Where's the oversight from the SEC?
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by 1-6 4y ago
What's the possibility that it's due to a hacker breaching into one of the state's system?

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