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by IE6 4y ago
> I am not trying to imply that porn "actors" have low intelligence, but.. Curious - if she was a software engineer would your comment be different? In any event other people also got hurt in this pit in a less spectacular way.
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by IE6 4y ago
Yeah we don't claim Obama or Biden as our own - they are something else more akin to a conservative (see also neoliberal)
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by IE6 4y ago
An enterprise chromeos device (usually the higher end ones fall into this category) can run windows via parallels, web pages via the chrome browser, linux CLI and GUI apps via crostini, and android apps with google play support. Out of the
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by IE6 4y ago
Because they want a Chromebook and they don't want Ubuntu with no desktop icons? I'm not sure what you're implying to be honest.
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by IE6 4y ago
Chromebook ecosystem is completely saturated with low end / low cost devices so there is not a segment of the market there that is not being met. Even the "high end" devices are often computationally anemic (Pixelbook series
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by IE6 4y ago
This is what I want.
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by IE6 4y ago
> Being able to reuse the chassis is good idea but the implementation is lacking. I find this statement interesting - could you expand on this? IIRC they just delivered on this promise which included (1) a new intel 12th gen mainboard a
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by IE6 4y ago
Yeah - I'm a big framework fan but the battery is not easily swappable (if you define easily swappable as being able to do it without tools on the go between meetings). To me easily swappable is like that dell or the lenovos which had
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by IE6 4y ago
> charges me a few bucks more per month, for 150mbps And, in my experience, they will slowly ratchet up the cost until you call in and complain or change your plan, so a negotiated 80 dollars slowly can become 160+
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by IE6 4y ago
The timing on this seems off to me - I am wondering why would gnome and unity releasing a different UI/UX ca. 2010 be a response to Windows 95?
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by IE6 4y ago
Both of your experiences are purely anecdotal but I would explain away the difference in your opinions as the difference being "someone I know who worked there" versus "I visited (a potentially curated) fulfillment center onc
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by IE6 4y ago
Completely tangential and anecdotal observation: modern commercial toilets with their "strong" pressurized flush and often no covering lid tend to launch water droplets everywhere when flushed. If you're flushing a visibly c
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by IE6 4y ago
Tech is not a monolith and there are certainly people employed by Tech companies who are engaged in technology oriented jobs who will benefit from unionization.
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by IE6 4y ago
> to the sex you're attracted Yes, it's not what I typed but this is what I meant. I think from there it's just the normal process of getting to know people. Much better than seeing it as a transaction and a push/pu
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by IE6 4y ago
I don't know OP nor do I know their intent with their comment but taking it at face value the idea that men's value will gradually increase so long as they are successful and by inference women's value will either stagnate or
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by IE6 4y ago
To be honest this reply smells like "man-o-sphere" logic... PSA: To anyone struggling with this please try and ignore any advice online that focuses on the opposite sex and their inherent value (or lack thereof). Actually talking
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by IE6 4y ago
This is completely tangential and a purely anecdotal observation but I find it interesting that big movements in the "year of the linux desktop" usually come in some very specific use case like ChromeOS or SteamOS.
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by IE6 4y ago
Perhaps from a purely academic sense but in practice it's pretty reliable.
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by IE6 4y ago
This to me is tangential - I am wondering if you are more annoyed at his preparation (which I believe is an excellent example and suggestion to the OP's question) or that he talked over Joe Rogan and didn't let him finish his joke
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by IE6 4y ago
It sounds like your problem is more with Pete and potentially the fact that he's not a right-winger rather than the actual discussion we're having here. Identity politics aside - I am curious what about "walkable cities&quot
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by IE6 4y ago
Shoulders along highways are also often full of debris (stones, glass, metal, etc.) and other miscellaneous road garbage which make them less than optimal cycling surfaces.
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by IE6 4y ago
I still wear a mask today - specifically when I am going to encounter a lot of people at once (like ordering food at a cafeteria), interacting with someone who through their job has to come face to face with hundreds of people a day (like a
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by IE6 4y ago
That's cool - I thought it was a counterweight or a motor mechanism too but a place for the drawer to go seems obvious now :)
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by IE6 4y ago
The design is interesting - the elevators seem to each have a long tail that extends a few feet behind them but there is no safety corridor that prevents someone or something from just being in that area when the elevators descends. The ph
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by IE6 4y ago
Anecdotally I have noticed that Android Auto is not supported properly on these oddball devices. I had a Unihertz Titan for a while and Android Auto refused to work properly and would just show a black screen. Of course with a Pixel phone
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by IE6 4y ago
fwiw this has more to do with keyboard layout and pcb programming than the switches - my 'tex shinobi' board has a dedicated Pause key (and more).
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by IE6 4y ago
It was reported recently that they are also doing the same thing with the CPU in some of their machines. As someone who has bought older Xeon CPUs to upgrade older PCs (often giving them years more useful life) that is frustrating.
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by IE6 4y ago
It's hard to talk about Thinkpads as a monolith because there have been so many different devices sold over the decades and their format has changed quite a bit in that time as well. As a thinkpad enjoyer I do appreciate them still bu
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by IE6 4y ago
Whenever TE is mentioned here I always struggle with the parallel to apple. As a non-designer too Apple always embodies form over function minimalism and these TE products seem to be almost entirely function over form.
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by IE6 4y ago
This popup made me panic that someone had gotten access to my account (like through some side channel such as calling google and pretending to be me) and disabled 2FA somehow...

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