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7y ago
Well. You guys sold me. I am not aware of Mr Santoro, but now I am very interested ! :)
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7y ago
Hey, fair enough, spreading invasive species is bad. But how exactly do you imagine something like that happening? In general, folks are going to buy plants @ Lowe’s/ Home Depot or their local nurseries. It’s not that easy to gain acce
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7y ago
After reading this post a couple weeks ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21725139 ), banning the app sounds like a good idea. I’m no expert on security, but the situation regarding Tik Tok’s practices sounds really b
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7y ago
Why would they even care about ‘winning’ the cloud? To what end? Google is officially and advertising company, and the large majority of their revenue depends on it. This strategy is working so well for them, I just don’t see why they would
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7y ago
I grew up watching Big Bird as the lead character, and I think this analysis is spot on. I don’t have kids of my own yet, so I’m out of touch with how the show is being run these days, but if Elmo is the lead now, this definitely sounds lik
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7y ago
>Chrome did a lot of good things in the beginning. It brought web standards to the forefront. To be fair to Google, I think it is important to acknowledge the good things Chrome did in the beginning. I remember when it came out, and most
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7y ago
Preach brother preach! I made this move myself many months ago & never looked back. There is basically nothing I miss about dropping chrome/ google search. My web experience is indiscernible using Firefox & DDG. One of the only
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7y ago
Cool. Seems like a good, quick and dirty run down of all the core concepts. Funny, I don't think I realized it at the time, but is calculus the first time we are formally introduced to the concept of a function in math? If so, that giv
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Apps Found Collecting User Details from Facebook, Twitter
(pcmag.com)
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7y ago
I also experienced performance issues when using the sliders. My whole computer acted like it was going to freeze (Firefox/ Windows)
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7y ago
Sure, the article only briefly mentioned it, but it's in the picture at the top. I went down a rabbit hole with some links I found at the bottom :) It debuted at last years Pike's Peak race, It's quickly turned into one of th
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7y ago
I do like to share links @ work, so sounds like I'm the target audience. But this is a near empty landing page, asking for my e-mail with almost no information about what the product is or how it works. It would be nice to get a littl
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Fun to read about the continued development of the ID.R! When I saw the footage of it absolutely crushing Pikes Peak, my jaw hit the floor.
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7y ago
>we are going to have to deliberately geoengineer our way out of the problem Agreed, I'm really starting to think this will be the only way.
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7y ago
I've been interested in these types of technologies lateley. > that many people are extremely pessimistic about climate change. They can’t imagine any solution – often, they become mesmerized by what appears to be an insoluble colle
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7y ago
You know it's a good, firey HN debate when you have to scroll down about 3/4 of the page to find the 1st comment thats not a child, chained off the top comment! :)
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7y ago
I don't know man... I tend to agree with @recursive here. I think some of you guys aren't treating the poster fairly. I can see why this would get some people fired up. It definitely feels a little gross presented in this manner.
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7y ago
The article directly addressed this point & why it is a wash, at best. New demand every year is at parity or maybe outpacing the new production of wind & solar. Not to mention the huge amounts of glass, plastic, concrete (which by t
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7y ago
I played high school lacrosse, & I always thought it was strange women's lacrosse didn't require helmets. Sure, they aren't allowed to stick or body check like mens lacrosse, but it's really beside the point if you a
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7y ago
Haha I've never heard that either. 'Massage therapist' is the best term I think.
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7y ago
Oh no... that's the website !? PHP 5.6 has been end of life for going on a year now. I mean I get it. It's a small team of volunteers. They don't have the resources to manage something like this. The attitude of the founder i
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7y ago
Austin is cool... enjoyed the time I spent there. Anywhere that has a great live music scene I think I can be happy! Was only in Dallas briefly but I wasn't very impressed. I didn't get a great feeling there. Never been to Huston,
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Austin is an exception to the rule. Would you live in any other cities in Texas? I wouldn't. It's so freaking hot, and it's mostly an ugly state to look at. Not trying to be mean to Texas :) I just like green trees and plants
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I'm not sure this is the case. I have a Samsung Note 5. Its been a while since I factory reset, but Im almost positive it was back to the old android version. I always remember having to upgrade again. Maybe my memory is incorrect, but
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7y ago
Thanks for explaining!
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I'm really confused. How is it possible something like this survives a factory reset? To be fair, I have a very limited knowledge of hardware like this, but my assumption is a factory reset should remove EVERYTHING that didn't com
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7y ago
There he is!
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7y ago
I've heard this topic come up before. I belive it is interesting and valuable to think about. I don't have much to contribite of the top of my head, but I did stumble across this blog a while back (it might have actually been from
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7y ago
Great thanks for the reply, I'll check out the video!
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Look interesting... I signed up. Clicked on the tutorial video. No sound or text or anything to tell me what is going on. Clicked 'Learn'. Played through part of a game by randomly clicking around. The computer smashed me 1st roun
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