IanDrake

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by IanDrake 11y ago
Right: Surface Book - I want a laptop that I can use as a tablet once in a while. Surface Pro - I want a tablet that I can use as a laptop once in a while. Both- Dock it and replace your desktop.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
>the hinge alone looks fantastic The hinge is the only thing that bothers me. Close the book and it seems like you'll have a thin area of metal on metal grinding on itself and end up with a rather thick profile for putting it in a
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by IanDrake 11y ago
For me HN is about keeping up with the present and seeing into the future. The future is a trend line drawn from the past through the present and projected forward in time. Now look at this article again and project the role of Islamic powe
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by IanDrake 11y ago
holbertonschool.com
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by IanDrake 11y ago
I'm not trying to blame the victim here, but rule of thumb...never use AirBnB outside your own country and that goes double for Spain[1]. 1) - Go to google, type in "AirBnB Spain", then look at the auto complete.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
What is an a-19? Google didn't help.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
It depresses me to read people who can't understand the difference between calculating the trajectory of an object moving through space and attempts at statistically modeling global warming.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Here's how that works... 99% of people agree with you on that, but 75% of those people have no idea they're considered rich. That how all populist ideas work. Take from the few to give to the many. Then, come to find out, there
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by IanDrake 11y ago
I hope there's a follow up video for bearmetrics.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Can someone explain to my why SSDs still cost more than HDDs? When I look at all the moving parts in an HDD, I'm shocked they can still be produced for less.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
>more money out of a quick settlment I get why they'd go after anyone but NewEgg for that reason, but EVERYONE in their business should know NewEgg doesn't settle by now.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Why would any of these trolls take on newegg?
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>The fact that companies have all the right and none of the duty of a normal person in front of the law with the all power money can buy Can you unpack that for me? I own a corporation and enjoy nothing of what you mention. I fear I&#x
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by IanDrake 11y ago
In a way, I see what he means. Let's take a breather to let all the major browsers support the existing standards before we give them more draft specs to chase.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
I always imagined a system where robots would seek targets and ask a remote human for clearance to destroy. Such a system could have a 1:20 human to robot ratio with a human just repeated pressing a red button like George Jetson to issue a
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by IanDrake 11y ago
A common trick used by police is to phrase questions as commands. "I'm going to search your vehicle, ok" If you say "ok", then you just volunteered to have your car searched.
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I'm not. Though, if you ask an officer of the law, you'll be told there is nothing wrong with civilly asking for clarification and/or verbalizing that you disagree (but will comply).
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Geeze, where do you live? The officer in this video even tells the woman that he's given her a lawful order and she didn't even ask nicely.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
If an officer says "Get out of the car please." You can ask if it's a question or an order. If it's an order, get out of the car. White, black, asian, or hispanic, once that order is given, you're getting out of t
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by IanDrake 11y ago
>capitalist money obsessed techs OK, that's me. I like to eat and have shelter and some nice stuff too. Just curious, what charitable organization built your computer and its parts? I bet it was built by capitalist swine.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Yup, I had one of these experiences.
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I get that, I have two vacation homes for rent on Airbnb. I just think it's a bit weird and honestly business renters aren't exactly ideal from a landlord standpoint. They are the most likely to think they're at a hotel and
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Seems weird. "Hi John, attached is your itinerary. You'll be landing in Boston at 9PM. Once you arrive, text Billy at 617-XXX-XXXX, you'll be sleeping at his place."
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by IanDrake 11y ago
I assume the reason Amazon did well was because there were a lot people in the same boat as me. I had stuff in my cart for the last week hoping some of it might go on sale for PrimeDay. Then PrimeDay came and I realized it's all crap
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Indeed. Ended up putting a button whole in the arm band and putting a button on my wetsuit.
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by IanDrake 11y ago
>If you wanted to tie yourself in knots, you are succeeding. I'm actually being sardonic. The political correctness police are a bit tiresome. My point is that, if one wishes, they can analyze any statement to be as sexist, racist
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Yeah, that one is bad. If I had to guess, I'd say that the further away you are, the more the camera is zoomed in, the more jagged the panning will seem, as the distance in one degree of arc at 100ft is much less than 1000ft. I imagin
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by IanDrake 11y ago
Yikes! To correct my straight bias: There was no generalization made at all. He never made reference to gender of the person walking into the bar. It could have been a woman walking into a gay bar. My apologies.
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In general, I've thought about how many deaths have been captured on film now between GoPros and the like. What a strange and awful thing to leave behind for your loved ones.
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I just checked it out! That Internet thing is pretty cool! However, I saw nothing in your hypertext link that would easily attach to the armband and not interfere with my stroke. SoloShot should sell a floaty or provide one of those new-fa

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