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They must be continuing to update this as in 1996 it wouldn't have had links to Privacy Policy pages on WB's current website. I think that makes it even cooler as they are actively maintaining it in its historic form.
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Yes! I loved this feature and had several feeds linked up. Was wonderful to summarize my morning reading quickly.
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Just a note for anyone who may see it. Something changed in the UI CSS such that some of my customizations around the bookmark bar no longer worked. There seems to be a new option called "Show Other Bookmarks" that was enabled c
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No Commodore PET. As a person who started there I'm indignant. (but secretly these are pretty cool)
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Clicking on this article with no context makes it very difficult to understand if you don't already know what 100UL and avgas means. Took me 2 paragraphs of confusion to figure out "avgas" is aviation fuel and 100UL means 10
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Cost to manufacture, 4x the LED modules and better supply circuitry. Upsides: LEDs driven at very low current last "forever", more light, less waste heat. Downsides: price to manufacture, and manufacturers preferring to make the
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Cool idea for those who don't talk and type at the same time in a meeting. Would be an issue for me unforunately but boy I hope some of the people I have meetings with employ something similar. (fortunately my keyboard is quite quiet
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Canada here, have used WhatsApp perhaps 5 times, all just to communicate with small teams at events. Always uninstalled it right after and honestly have never A. missed it, or B. been asked why I'm not using it.
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Not if you are content to send SMS/MMS messages. I text all of my friends, clients, and family networks and avoid propritary platforms and none of them have ever complained.
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We've already passed legislation up here saying that if North America switches, we're going to follow suit.
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In Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada the sun will "rise" officially at close to 10am for about a month.
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"This UI refresh will reportedly include an overhaul to the Start Menu, Action Center and some in-box/bundled Microsoft apps, and they will be an optional change. " Call me cynical but I doubt they will be "optional"
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I used to use a tool called FlySpeed SQL Query that had a great quick SQL builder using a UI. This reminds me of it a lot (though it wasn't block based). Great concept!
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End of an era (well, transition really). I still have a catalog of these in my workshop as a history of all the vehicles I've owned. I learned how cars worked from these manuals. The digital product will be nice but greasy fingerpri
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So they had a drone focused right on the cable that snapped? I got the impression from the early articles that it collapsed during the night and wasn't witnessed.
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Final section: “The thing I love most about Microsoft is that when we screw up, we acknowledge the error and fix it,” Snover tweeted. Ummmm... who do I send my list to?
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Arecibo Observatory radio telescope collapses
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There are underlying trends in that chart that aren't evident on first glance. The latest data on that chart is from July 2020, several months ago when Sweden had their numbers under decent control. Even at that take a look at the las
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Then new M1 Pro relies on its fan to prevent throttling so I don't know about their plans to go fanless yet.
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And there are calipers on it on the scale of what you would use for woodworking. I can't fathom how you would use those in that lab but they look "sciency"
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In 1982 I got a Commodore PET 2001 which my mother rented-to-own when I badly injured a leg and would be immobile for quite awhile. I started playing the games off of the cassettes included with the machine and at some point I typed "
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Website is the same structure as https://www.purebasic.com/ . Code samples also use the PureBasic option references like #PB_Sort_Ascending. Looks like an off-shoot project or a rebranding? Edit: Yep, seeing they are both
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How does this have Firefox but not Lockwise under the password apps?
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All points mirror my use. MP3 only, double size on my 4K monitor, and it works perfectly. I didn't realize it had any Win10 issues.
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Read the article through for a much more comprensive view of the problem. It's not that simple.
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FYI They hit 300 bar for a 90 second run last week before it started to have issues. Getting there. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1318708955628118025
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Philipp Hagemeister, former YouTube-dl maintainer re: takedown
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But you're counting on your intelligence to act as a filter. It has become very clear in the last many years that a non-insignificant percentage of the populace doesn't possess the knowledge or level of rational thought to proper
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Mine as well in Toronto.
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Richard Feynman explaining it is wonderful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tuxLY94LXw
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