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721.
by 1-6 5y ago
Never thought of that, sounds like a good idea if you live in San Francisco.
722.
by 1-6 5y ago
I was debating whether I wanted to add unnecessary holes to the bottom chassis. I wish I had done so.
723.
by 1-6 5y ago
Thankfully, neodymium still costs less than metals inside catalytic converters.
724.
by 1-6 5y ago
We need to build cities with ring roads. It'll deter thieves because cities are vulnerable to thieves driving in and out quickly on freeways.
725.
by 1-6 5y ago
I think most people scratch their heads when they hear Windows 11 because it seems like the same Windows but skinned with a slightly new UI. This is also from a company which puts function over form.
726.
by 1-6 5y ago
The factory where anything that could go wrong does go wrong.
727.
by 1-6 5y ago
There's a saying, you can't escape death and taxes.
728.
by 1-6 5y ago
With RISC-V and SiFive, companies are able to build their own optimizations and make them MORE proprietary. I'll cringe if VLC will come with various versions: x86, M1, IntelRISC-V, QualcommARM, SamsungARM, SamsungRISC-V etc.
729.
by 1-6 5y ago
Yup, came here to say the same. https://www.barrons.com/articles/nancy-pelosi-husband-bought...
730.
by 1-6 5y ago
From what I’ve been able to gather, the excessive paging may actually have to do with non-native apps running on the M1. Avoid those.
731.
by 1-6 5y ago
Since prions are found abundantly in the head, just bury or lock away the skulls and treat them like nuclear waste. Compost or cremate the rest of the body.
732.
by 1-6 5y ago
If money is printed, can it ever be destroyed?
733.
by 1-6 5y ago
I've been a dormant Mac-user for the last two decades. Personally, I wasn't happy about paying more for less performance back then. PCs have had more expansion options and in a pinch, I could also make my PC a Hackintosh build wit
734.
by 1-6 5y ago
This is a guess but most people around the world probably aren't polled about their working conditions...
735.
by 1-6 5y ago
It seems like giving out RPi's seem like the perfect reward. It's tangible and it helps keep environments separate versus a Windows or Mac laptop. Kids can take risks on the RPi by breaking things which is a good learning techniqu
736.
by 1-6 5y ago
I get your point but I recently bought a RPI with 8GB RAM. Although it is in no way comparable to a modern Celeron or Pentium, SBC's are already to the point where they can sufficiently be used for web browsing.
737.
by 1-6 5y ago
Usually the people who have done the best are the ones who’ve already been investing when things were boring. Those who were already in the stock markets before it dropped and rebounded were the biggest winners. Those who steadily increased
738.
by 1-6 5y ago
“So I asked an expert on children and technology for her opinion on best practices.” The best practice is to wait until kids are more mature before handing them a tablet. I understand tablets can be tremendously helpful to keep kids occupie
739.
by 1-6 5y ago
Also, there may be blue-state vs red-state rivalry going on. OP basically moved from blue to red and is liking it.
740.
by 1-6 5y ago
Let's not forget that the Social Security is not getting funded so it's probably going to dry out sooner.
741.
by 1-6 5y ago
I'm happy that abstraction has been working well for operating systems. I always think that one day, porting the OS from one device to another is as simple as copying over a VHD file.
742.
by 1-6 5y ago
You say statistic. Is there a document regarding this?
743.
by 1-6 5y ago
Amazon's MTurk still exists!
744.
by 1-6 5y ago
This. I think too many people can think to a friend who purchased their McMansion at 30 and think to themselves that buying a home is unattainable. I realized that it takes constant self-reflection and discipline to build a 20-50% down paym
745.
by 1-6 5y ago
I've been a proponent of regular blood-letting through blood banks. For those who can do it, it's really easy and it also goes to save lives.
746.
by 1-6 5y ago
Is that why Eli Lilly, Roche, and Biogen’s stock pop?
747.
by 1-6 5y ago
I did a double take. At first I thought you said ~$5, not ~$5K.
748.
by 1-6 5y ago
I don't want to be overly political but Greenpeace seems a little far-reaching. Without providing good solutions, they're just going around setting the precedent to shut down corporations that have been vital for for many industri
749.
by 1-6 5y ago
My point as well. A law to break up content and distributors seems far-reaching. Let the studios do what they want.
750.
by 1-6 5y ago
I'm excited to see how well Windows 10 on ARM performs vs the M1 Macs. It's troubling, though, because optimizations may only benefit the Operating System vendor (like MSFT and AAPL) and the Open Source Community may be left scram

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