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The latest version of Android shows this now. I had to install nothing on my phone for this(I get a full map showing the tracking behavior) From a year ago https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/newest-android-feature-al
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Who leaves 10K worth of anything in their car? I get antsy leaving my $200 laptop hidden under my seat! This person is crazy. There is also no guarantee they person who stole the bag wouldn't dump the bag(with the hidden AirTag) and ju
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2y ago
...So he wrote down a few notes and tried to take them with him -sarcasm-
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2y ago
Cars dating back to 2008 if not earlier. It can also be annoying/doesn't work very efficiently
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Is Intel really in such a dire situation that they need to merge with AMD? AMD has been in troubling situation in the past(some thanks to Intel illegal dealings) yet they managed to survive and they were nowhere near Intel's size.
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2y ago
How is the Satiator any more invasive than a Saroo? They both plug into expansion slots, albeit different ones.
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A door man is considered a luxury here bud and an indoor pool is as luxury as you get.These apartments also include a patio, a washer and drier.
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2y ago
That is nonsense. That's more than enough to afford a studio in New York City. You can easily afford a luxury studio with a doorman and a pool making half of that!
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I dont know how true it is now but I can tell you once upon a time they preferred cash and yes their machine frequently seemed to be broken or had some issue. My experiences were a long time ago before the rise of Uber and Lyft
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2y ago
That is all nonsense.
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Yes and no. Their 3 cylinder engine that was supposed to be in their 4 person mega car was to be the first product engine with it. That is no longer the case because rich people didn't like the idea of a 3 cylinder engine in their hybr
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My cousins did this to me as a kid. I thought it was great that a little battery could give such a huge jolt simply reversing the input side of a step down transformer to the output side. As kids we had rudimentary knowledge of what a trans
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The MotoX is the only phone I owned that felt revolutionary.
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One of my main reasons for using C# is entity framework and Visual Studio itself.
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Up to 2022 Lucee had a bug that caused increased files upload times and made it unused able for my application.
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2y ago
That was true up until the Pixel 7 or something.
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2y ago
Nice, but can we have some technical information about it. What is your stack etc?
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I spent more time configuring the darn thing than listening to music!
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I was hoping it would have been another 50 plus years for another one of these but it's only 20(see Ivan). This one may even be more powerful than Ivan when it makes landfall in the Windward islands!
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What do you mean hard? As in it is hard to come by video content that is 1080px or 4K? Surely not on streaming services. Do you mean downloading such content takes forever? What is your bandwidth like?
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Add vinegar and this is the dressing my dad has made for decades now.
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I have one that blows air in from the next room which has an open window.
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I really think she is a hack
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It's Gen Z's stealing cars now and doing take overs with them, certainly not Gen-Xers.
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I would have totally bought this in the 90's.
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Apple isn't interested in anything outside their core interests. Even if they did make very specialized hardware for AI training they would not offer this to the public.
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2y ago
it seems like Fuchsia will be for their smart devices only
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How about a Dremel while we at it?
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2y ago
I will not doubt there is an issue but I never experienced the it
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2y ago
There is a registry fix for that.
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