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by CivBase 4y ago
A small district is also going to be incentivized to spend those resources more wisely. And even large districts with the best intentions end up choked by bureaucracy. Better to have many small districts than a few big ones IMO. EDIT: When
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by CivBase 4y ago
Surely somewhere in the midwest would be more geologically stable and have plenty of access to water. Not sure the proximity to Silicon Valley makes any difference. It's not like factory workers are going to commute from California t
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by CivBase 4y ago
This is being a bit too generous. If that were the case, they could provide a warning about print quality instead of just saying that the toner is low. But then people wouldn't be as compelled to needlessly buy more overpriced printer
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by CivBase 4y ago
Indeed I am :)
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by CivBase 4y ago
Yeah, anecdotally I order pizza online all the time and it has been years since I've ordered from Papa Johns, Pizza Hut, or Dominos. By far the most popular pizza in my state comes from a local gas station chain, Casey's. And th
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by CivBase 4y ago
> WRONG... Governments decided that emissions and safety were important, not the market. Lots of people buy vehicles based on safety reputation, fuel economy, and environmental impact. The fact that democratic governments are using their
577.
by CivBase 4y ago
The market decided that emissions and safety were particularly important. But it never decided that simplicity and repairability weren't important. Turns out there was just more money to be made by slowly eroding those qualities. The
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by CivBase 4y ago
I don't think privacy has anything to do with it. Google Maps doesn't need to capture any user data to implement OP's suggestion. Google Calendar just needs to render a map with a set of locations marked on it using Google Ma
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by CivBase 4y ago
USB C relies entirely on friction to keep it secured. Seems like a pretty big issue for most RJ45 applications.
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by CivBase 4y ago
That's all well and good but whatever the rationale it still makes code unnecessarily hard to read. A := B; X := Y(Z); Is B a variable name or a function call? Is Y a function or an array? Is Z itself a function call? There is
581.
by CivBase 4y ago
I would actually really love Ada if it weren't for a couple extremely frustrating syntax decisions: using parentheses for both call arguments and array subscripts, and making parentheses optional for calls with no arguments. Those two
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by CivBase 4y ago
I haven't. Is the search functionality much better?
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by CivBase 4y ago
Yeah I tried switching to OsmAnd for a while. It works fine as a map. Interface is a little clunky. The real problem is I mostly use Google Maps to search for places and OsmAnd was terrible for that. I reluctantly switched back to Google Ma
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by CivBase 4y ago
Maybe I have a fundamental misunderstanding of what compels people to use Twitter. I thought the few people in question use Twitter as a convenient tool to communicate with wide audiences (i.e. marketing) and the rest are mostly especially
585.
by CivBase 4y ago
> they should pay me ...why? As someone who doesn't use Twitter, remarks like this have left me very confused. Clearly these people found Twitter valuable before. Does not having the checkmark make it less valuable? Is there an alte
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by CivBase 4y ago
Working for me on Firefox/Android
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by CivBase 4y ago
Most pairs of cheap earbuds I own are older than the AirPods have been around.
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by CivBase 4y ago
IMO, the first rule of Excel should be: never let it become part of any official processes. I love Excel for what it can do. I hate Excel for what people do with it. It's a true jack-of-all-trades application that often gets used when
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by CivBase 4y ago
Well of course they do. The "mission" doesn't pay squat in the current environment. Fabricated outrage and tribal politics is far more lucrative and all the integrity in the world wont save you from operation expenses. People
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by CivBase 4y ago
This close to launch must mean they've already fabbed the chips, right? How long are they gonna hold onto them until they re-launch as the 4070?
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by CivBase 4y ago
I'd be shocked if the original names were engineering decisions. Seems blatently obvious that marketing just re-badged the 4070 at the last minute and it backfired.
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by CivBase 4y ago
When I was in high school a little over a decade ago, my school told us to use an academic search engine that they payed for access to. It was actually pretty neat. I'm surprised that hasn't become more ubiquitous.
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by CivBase 4y ago
> Will vehicles equipped with ultrasonic sensors have their functionality removed? > At this time, we do not plan to remove the functionality of ultrasonic sensors in our existing fleet. I really really do not like the use of the ph
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by CivBase 4y ago
I don't think they could win with a "Linux Edition" laptop. What distro would they ship with? Pop!_OS? Ubuntu? Debian? Fedora? Alpine? Manjaro? No matter what they choose, I suspect they'd just get accused of picking sid
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by CivBase 4y ago
So they do! I couldn't find any marketing material pointing out the switches on the originals, so I assumed this was a change for the Chromebooks. But you're right, I managed to find an image of a Framework laptop where the switch
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by CivBase 4y ago
How is ChromeOS any less "DIY" than Windows?
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by CivBase 4y ago
Are there plans to adopt the camera/mic switches for future Windows/Linux laptops?
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by CivBase 4y ago
Sometimes that's what you need. EDIT: I don't know about these specific people or whether the blockers they put in place are justified. However, I've definitely worked with developers who obviously prefer to just write code u
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by CivBase 4y ago
> all of your patrons may be supporting multiple creators, not just you; This is exactly why I use it - and the only reason why I use it. It's just a convenient portal for me to manage donations. I don't care about exclusive co
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by CivBase 4y ago
It's not necessarily the algorithm that matters. There are a few different algorithms you can follow for division and a few ways you can accurately represent the results. For example, kids these day commonly learn something called the

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