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When lives are involved handling edge cases is everything. The person stepping off a curb, the cyclist that falls in front of you, the car that weaves in its own lane and can't be used as a reference, traffic lights that are out of or
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One thought... Use the full screen width on the main screen. On chrome android there are large left/right margins... 20% of the screen space is wasted.
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Definitely a good start... Far easier to use already. Comments screen seems too wide... Scrolling left and right but yes... Great start.
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Apple Sued After iOS Update Eats User Data Allotments
(dslreports.com)
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" --- at significant expense." Which is being directly passed on to the client along with an extra slice of profit making. Brilliant but not so nice if you're the client.
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I'm not a medical expert but I would assume the theory is this. Take a donor part, wash it of the cells, re-populate with cells from the recipient... transplant... no rejection.
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"Drivers must keep their hands on the steering wheel." This video would seem to indicate otherwise? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yCAZWdqX_Y
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However like any CDN content, the goal would be for it to be cached if it's in common use across AMP sites. One JS module that covers a large number of content delivery sites seems like a plus to me. I can't vouch for the whole
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Not really? My VAIO Z has lived inside a sleeve in my back-pack its entire life. I just slide it in and out of the sleeve at the same time as putting it away.
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Not sure many would agree but I would have liked to see a kickstand on the back of the Surface Book screen. I can see a desire to stand it up without needing the full keyboard. Other than that I think that may be my next device purchase.
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Also canceling my Prime membership. I would hope this comes to the eyes of the antitrust bureau as well as it seems like a fairly strong case. If Google de-listed Amazon from their results for having a competing product it would be huge n
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Scosche’s EZTIP micro USB cables – reversible micro USB cables
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True on this one as I am a manual driver myself, though I've had this debate recently with several members of the generation after mine. :) Being from North America myself (Canada) the percentage of people who can use a manual transmi
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To those here who don't understand it... Why do we seek out retro gaming machines? Fire up a Commodore 64? Dig the Z80 unit out of the closet? Have massive projects attempting to bit emulate old TV gaming systems? Are these in some
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Also my perspective on it. The means by which we describe, comprehend, or measure something is not the same as what it is actually made of. Math is a quantitative description methodology, but no amount of "math" will bring a sing
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I've never had a problem with NULL as a "value". Null is the absence of content, a container that is truly empty, and that is frequently useful. As an example it allows you to differentiate between a numerical field that was
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Nice thought but not practical if he's developing for clients on those platforms.
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This article is just a math lesson on exponential decay using human mortality trends as an example. The author states the following in the article: Exponential decay is sharp, but an exponential within an exponential is so sharp that I ca
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If they left notes behind, it's pretty conclusive.
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I have to disagree here strongly. The statements published by Impact Team are heavily laced with vitriol towards the users of the service. I feel their statement about exposing ALM is just a loose attempt at claiming virtue around their a
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You're correct... at ~78% of the mobile market share the platform is definitely on its last legs. Better to focus development on the remaining 22%, esp with that 30% Apple market overhead.... ??? Android definitely has hurdles to over
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Canada’s Nymi makes history with first biometric wearable mobile payment
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>It is not "their own product". It is the customer's. He has bought it. It is still their "Product" though, yes, they no longer own it. My car is a product of General Motors. My computer is a product of Lenovo.
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That was how it was marketed when it first came out. It will revolutionize human transportation they said. Everyone will have one they said. I almost rented one for the first time on vacation this spring... then I just walked instead.
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Update: Just received an update to the latest Beta of 40.0. Haven't found the change log but assuming this was the reason.
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I sit on the Firefox Beta channel; not seeing an update at the moment. Any word on the status of this?
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Second the Android request.
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NASA estimates 1B ‘Earths’ in our galaxy alone
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Great! Have to remember that one :)
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Lifetime non-drinker here which I guess makes me even more aware of it at times. Many things are discussed "over drinks" and after a lifetime of ordering a "Diet Coke on the Rocks" I still get odd looks.
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