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Answerawake
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Answerawake
6y ago
Are you talking about Rattlegate? From what I understand, it has been resolved by Apple replacing many people's earpods.
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6y ago
As someone who volunteered for multiple campaigns this cycle, I saw this clearly. But I also see most people that I have met on my travels just seem to be checked out, even if they vote. I think this is the bigger problem. The previous cycl
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6y ago
This is what boggles my mind. We had progressive candidates running this cycle that were outright commiting to trying something different. Yet the majority of the voter base ran towards people promising the same strategy as previous adminis
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6y ago
Do they seem the type of people that would send anything sensitive over Twitter DMs? I'd imagine if anything at the very least they would use iMessage or some messaging app of that nature. Biden seems like the type of guy who relies on
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6y ago
Linecon was terrible in this last convention(my first). Missed out on so many things I wanted to see because Linecon just got out of hand. I guess it is to be expected. :/ CCC being a conference of just ~10k allowed event goers to expe
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6y ago
I went through a recent experiment like this as well. Instead I installed Office 2003(The last of the old toolbar offices) on a clean Windows 10 system. I was looking to validate my theory about the speed and bloat of the new versions of Of
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6y ago
So the school's application is to watch the video on their website titled "The Lake Conundrum" and give a response to the question asked. https://astranova.org/aaol I was wondering if anyone here would be up
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6y ago
Just out of curiosity. How has Kahn done in your opinion. I don't follow the news too much but I am curious. It just seems like with Pakistan it is impossible to get an objective unbiased opinion anywhere of how things are really going
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6y ago
Can you provide some hard examples to compare the two?
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6y ago
He was a graduate of my Alma Mater. Heard about him a lot when I was there!
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6y ago
> But to where? And under which circumstances? Can you give some guesses? I don't see any other place that would seem more attractive than the US. Every other place has its own problems whether it be lack of developed human capital,
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6y ago
LINE? Really? I have yet to see anyone use that unless it is to talk to friends in Japan or Korea.
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6y ago
One thing I have come to appreciate about WhatsApp is its ability to handle low bandwidth environments better than iMessage. Back in 2015, I was traveling around Europe and had T-Mobile's unlimited roaming plan. I think the data speed
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6y ago
>One of the coolest parts of Demosplash is the live old PCs and consoles you can play around on. Partly I think this is because Demosplash is hosted by the vintage computer club. Yea it was a lot of fun playing with the old machines at l
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6y ago
Wow second reference to Demosplash I have seen in a week. Guess its more well known than I thought. Looking at the pouet page, it looks like 2018 was a banner year for Demosplash, tons of prods from that year on there. I went for the first
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6y ago
I was lucky enough to meet him at last years Demosplash 2019 Demoscene party that was held at CMU. He is a brilliant and very nice guy. The work that he is doing on FM Towns reminds me of the amazing things hackers accomplished back in the
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6y ago
Oh I totally understand Linux not being polished on various pieces of hardware. This is acceptable given that the OEM may not be directly supporting Linux on that piece of hardware. What is not acceptable is the "checkerboard" iss
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6y ago
>Driver stuff also breaks on Windows, for example I did have a new laptop where the Intel Wifi card would always stop working after an hour or so with no way to diagnose the problem, due to bad drivers presumably. I tend to find that on
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6y ago
Not even close. Take any typical distro and you find that none of the components are really designed to work with each other and so they all have the risk of failing in different ways. What that means in reality is that you are now mentally
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6y ago
For people that are highly invested in their work, the computer is more than just a tool, it is an extension of themselves as it is their link to their deep-seated passion. I feel for the author as I have had to deal with terrible technolog
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6y ago
Also, stop making the text box slide in and out. This adds nothing and is distracting. Just make it appear and disappear.
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6y ago
Can you provide a link or some resource to a recommended background check service?
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6y ago
This is Jordan Peterson's "test" isn't it?
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7y ago
What city are you in? A few years back I quit my QA job to travel from city to city in Europe and stayed in hostels. I loved Paris. The people running many of the hostels there are still friends to this day.
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7y ago
I disagree, this is an anecdote but I ordered a bag of coffee from their "Ship to Store" option. When it came time to go to the store to pick it up, I was waiting about an hour to receive my item. Their setup is very good. You wal
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7y ago
Looks like a generic Linux distro. Am I the only one getting "visual fatigue" over seeing flat design? I just feel like we need a trend change. Its been way too long. I find myself looking at the old Windows Vista, Windows XP, ear
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7y ago
I am a programmer, love to build things but also love to learn different thought processes. How do I go from where I am to learning more about these techniques, learning how to do this seed stage work?
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7y ago
"Also, getting insane traction on your own, like WhatsApp did, takes care of all 3 points." ...do you think there is space and/or interest for a WhatsApp clone?
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7y ago
"make something that people want" Is there some list somewhere of things that people might want? I can build stuff, I just have no ideas. Also, while I would love to build a SpaceX competitor that mines asteroids, I don't h
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7y ago
We are always seeing threads with junior people/new grads talking about how they are having so much trouble breaking into the industry. Just hire them and give them interesting tiny projects. Would be super helpful to so many people to
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