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5y ago
Gmail didn't just offer 1GB, it also offered the ability to search through emails which I don't think any free service allowed you to at the time In 2004 that was pretty amazing
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5y ago
Gmail users initially had to be invited by existing gmail users. That in itself is marketing.
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5y ago
Yes and no. I see too many people believing the calories burnt on their fitbit when the fitbit is assuming you're moving your legs as well Generally speaking you don't move around and left your weight much when in VR, so while it
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5y ago
The two aren't even close to being comparable. Rick and Morty has a lot of good ideas, but the two main characters themselves are just fundamentally annoying, there's nothing to balance it out.
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5y ago
It's not even just about the lack of innovation, the demographic of facebook has changed and I can't blame people for wanting to leave It used to be for young uni students and posting photos of your night out, nowadays it's f
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5y ago
Exactly. My phone still once every few days struggles to connect to my headphones or my car, until I reset the phone and it all works fine again I've actually worked on a bluetooth stack, and even I have no idea why it's so unrel
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5y ago
People understand software better than they under HDL designs. To most people, they're pretty comparable
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5y ago
Consequences is a classic game that you can play with pen and paper. It became a staple of our family christmases
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5y ago
It's interesting to see the lower review scores compared to video games, where every game is rated 75-100% Naturally over the years, video games have improved in visuals, design, cinematics, controls, etc. so they've ended up revi
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5y ago
Yeah so about $5000 according to the article. 4 years of 3 hours per walk doesn't seem like a good ROI I thought this article was going to be about they found an entire farm full of them
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5y ago
"Capacity" doesn't mean floor space. It means trained medical professionals, beds, equipment, consumables. These things don't just appear out of thin air
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5y ago
One doesn't replace the other. They're both still spreading in tandem
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5y ago
That is skewed by the vaccinations of course.
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5y ago
Hindsight is 20:20. It's easy to say after the fact once you've got the data, but I think the response was perfectly justified when an unknown strain was tearing through the population and it would be over a month until we start t
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5y ago
Decriminalising drugs isn't the only way.
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5y ago
From the UK, it would be nice if our ministers were actually experts in their field
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5y ago
Same is done with the bluetooth standard. Manufacturers proudly claim their product uses bluetooth 5.0, reviewers assume that means higher speed and lower power, but the products don't actually have to support all sections of the stan
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5y ago
It's definitely cultural, I'm in the UK and I hug my friends when I'm saying hello or goodbye, but kissing on the cheek feels like something that old women do
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5y ago
How often do you boil ants alive for food?
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5y ago
This feels like when Apple lost the Samsung curved corners case and basically posted "We're sorry that Apple phones are so cool and Samsung's aren't" on their front page They're knuckling under in the most Appl
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5y ago
I thought of beer52 too, but not because I was thinking of cancelling (I quite like beer52) But because they offered a free month to wine52. Easy to sign up, phone up to cancel
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5y ago
HSBC and barclaycard are both Visa credit cards. Not sure about the rest
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5y ago
Well that's annoying. Visa credit cards are very common in the UK, I myself use one for everything online. I don't know anyone who's got an American Express card in the UK Edit: Could it also be that Amazon offer their own M
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5y ago
I think a lot of people have interest in doing so, but a lot of rich and influential people don't
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5y ago
It's times like this that I'm happy to pay my taxes for the NHS. Everyone gets ill, cares for someone who gets ill, or is someone who is just very unfortunate in life. Our health is the most important thing we have, and we should
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5y ago
https://fabiensanglard.net/ does some great code reviews of old games
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I think one of the additions of the MDR is the requirement to carry out usability studies in the development of medical products, so hopefully this'll lead to less clunky (and less risky due to user error) medical products
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5y ago
Well now you know me, I have one, a few of my friends have one. 13.4M other people own one.
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Exactly. I can update linux in a matter of seconds, the longest part is downloading the updates.
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5y ago
Now can they reduce the installation time? It always surprises me at how I can update everything on linux in a matter of seconds, but Windows takes exponentially longer
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