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9y ago
You can replace the ssd on that MacBook. It won’t be cheap, but storage that fast isn’t anyways. I have the 1tb ssd from a MacBook in my windows desktop
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9y ago
>Shkreli made the mistake of setting himself up as the perfect loudmouthed, flamboyant patsy. It's not clear that he would consider that a mistake
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9y ago
Then they should stop claiming that switzerland is protecting them to a degree that they aren't anymore, and explain why their encryption is still secure
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9y ago
People in general don't care about efficiency, and it's not even irrational. Transportation planning tends to treat people as little AI zergs that are going to take the most collectively efficient route to their individual destina
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9y ago
What if men and women naturally have different priorities as far as what jobs they want to take and how much they want to work?
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10y ago
Only if you assume the default position is needing to constantly have a partner
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10y ago
It matters because people writing angry blog posts because apple leaves someone out has happened at every iteration of every apple product ever. Apple removing the firewire port was the end of the world. http://appleinsider.com&#
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10y ago
You're right that it's much less water, but euro countries are still choosing to accelerate the situation. Migrants will float their boat up to anything that looks european, sink themselves, because they are often required to brin
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10y ago
He was also joking about it a little bit later in the IRC.
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10y ago
He's almost certainly still the asshole he was then, but there's a pretty large gap between abusing access to a website you run in college and abusing access to a website you're payed to be the CEO of in your 30s.
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10y ago
The reality is that apple has been pretty much universally right whenever they ditch something "way too soon". There's never been a moment when a year down the line apple realized "wait, this USB thing is never going to
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10y ago
If you're constantly using one or two function keys, it's fairly common to do it by memory. For example I can hit the volume and brightness buttons and f5 without looking. But really, all the other functions that will become avail
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10y ago
It's probably closer to 90% as another person notes, with far greater power efficiency. If that's not enough, feel free to complain to intel or alternatively, the laws of physics If you expected shit to shrink linearly over time,
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10y ago
It's really odd when people say "I need one function key for some application specific operation", when those kinds of things are pretty much exactly what an adaptable, customizable touch row is perfect for. If apple could ha
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10y ago
There were a fuckton of people who thought heavier than air flight was not possible until it was done. Not sure how they reconciled birds, but that was a common opinion even among scientists at the time
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10y ago
Here's the reddit CEO bragging about it https://youtu.be/6PCnZqrJE24?t=499
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10y ago
Just go to /r/raisedby/r/raisedbynarcissists
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10y ago
It's like when apple got to 7+ hours with battery life, their laptops started getting drastically smaller instead of continuing to have longer lasting batteries. I'd like to have a 400 mile tesla, but I'd like to have a tesla
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10y ago
The good thing about developed markets is that they generally don't get hit with bioweapons
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10y ago
It isn't even confirmed that he killed himself, let alone by apple. He was using potassium cyanide to electroplate spoons and could have died by inhaling the fumes. The apple was not even tested for cyanide. I'm glad that they at
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10y ago
People bought 400 series cards for their compute performance long after they were outdated. If your software wants an nvidia card it was either that or go up to quadro. People bought the first titan for the same reason.
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10y ago
So we'll only really have to worry about dishonest terrorists and or plastic bags
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10y ago
It's almost purely a function of CPU usage especially if you have an SSD. I don't think the mac power usage thing takes into account GPU usage but for that you'd probably want to download something third party to check the wa
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10y ago
Being stable for 24 days is probably the craziest thing bitcoin has ever done
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10y ago
If anyone is using xhamster it's lawmakers
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10y ago
>Focus RS they've just released shows some impressive work put into even a lower-end car (particularly I'm thinking of the way they handle power delivery to the rear wheels in tight corners.) That sort of system, while importan
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10y ago
I wonder which would be more effective at countering ocean acidification, since sea plants need the carbon dioxide in the water in order to create oxygen.
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10y ago
Many programmers in Russia and some eastern european countries probably wouldn't even see that as a "side deal"
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10y ago
This is why Pandora's Key was a fruitless business endeavor
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11y ago
I imagine most of the engineers would respond well to "can you please relocate closer to the giant pile of money in ireland"
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