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According to the article, the flap was to protect the USB port. The other internals were protected by an internal gasket on the removable back cover.
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Yeah but the worst thing about it was the timescale. Most of the 3rd party apps would have choked down the cost if they had the time to transition. Reddit's true intention was made plain by giving them just 30 days to do so, while also
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They were charging by request. IIRC the $2.50 figure was arrived at by taking the total number of requests and dividing it by the total number of users.
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As soon as something becomes it's own team or department cooperation dies and a war ignites over attention and resources. My experience has been that the places that treated development roles as cross-functional have been the most effi
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Older people love to talk about how they bought a house working a minimum wage job or how the janitor became CEO of the company when neither are a reality due to their greed. Most young people are angry about the fact that their living and
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> He was warning how CCP was arresting scientists who put out information about the virus and even sharing videos of doctors who had recorded themselves warning about the virus itself (one of the first few who treated patients of the vir
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> Then China shutdown domestic travel from Wuhan, while still allowing it internationally. Lie[0]: > On April 21, Ferguson provided an “update” to his April 5 column in which he acknowledged, “Data from sensors tracking actual flight
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What's not to get? Trump, Fox news, and a vanguard of the Republican party framed Coronavirus as a Chinese attack on the world in an attempt to boost their support. Why some people are willing to believe the nonsense spouted by both I
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Flipping this on it's head: fully automatic coffee machines have existed for decades, as have conveyor belt ovens. Why hasn't Starbucks replaced its cashiers and baristas "easily" in that time? The answer is likely to be
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Cost: Wages for food service workers are extremely low. Automation is extremely expensive. Capability: Industrial machinery struggles to meet many of the requirements of a professional kitchen. Plating alone requires the ability to handle a
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Putting aside why Reddit's behaviour is objectionable. Reddit did this in a way that will cost them money and harm both their reputation and quality. Had they set out a reasonable timeline for the new prices, they would have had a new
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> This is subjective. He's basically saying he's willing to pay an amount that fit into his old, not well thought out business model, and it's up to Reddit to pay for the rest. That's not what he said. He said that it
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The implication is they buy the app and do what they like with it. The alternative is that he has no choice but to shut down the app, given that they've announced what the price will be 30 days before it's introduction. Even if he
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What makes this not just another tool to be abused by micromanagers? Not everything needs to be measured, and indeed, measuring some things can cause more harm than good, especially as the measurements are often devoid of any kind of contex
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They often just don't justify the cost. The enclosures themselves are expensive, and there's a really rough performance hit, less than half the framerate of the same card connected via PCIe in some cases[0]. A decent gaming laptop
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They fairly explicitly call out that "Bias for Action" applies to low stakes, or easily reversible decisions, whereas "Dive Deep" applies to irreversible, high stakes decisions[0]. "Insisting on the Highest Standard
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Many don't. In the UK at least, retail volume is down but retail value has increased. https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/retailindust...
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I'm a fan of VR/AR but found Apple's reveal video to be profoundly sad. There's a sense of isolation running through the whole thing. The immediate connection many people made was to Black Mirror. The father wearing the
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The alternative to Steam used to be limited use CD keys. Steam's not perfect but it's better than hoping you haven't re-installed the thing you paid for one too many times.
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AFAIK Steam doesn't require developers to use their DRM and there are absolutely games that you can purchase through Steam and launch independently with just the exe.
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> How does it remove anything if the other systems still need to exist? Most of the other systems don't need to exist. Those that do are narrower in scope and can better serve a much smaller group of people. > By definition alone
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That's a much smaller proportion of people than are served by welfare programs, and as a group, they're often not able to access current programs due to mental health issues or lack of knowledge. Some initiatives still need to exi
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Doing those things, as needed, for yourself or your immediate community is very different than performing the same task on a factory line for 70 hours a week so that a person you've never met can earn more than your yearly salary playi
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I'd rather require employers to make themselves a place someone would freely choose to work. If a person's basic needs are taken care of and they don't want to work for you, that's your problem. Even with our current sys
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In practice it almost always leads to people who are entitled to that benefit being wrongly denied it, or unable to access it. It also introduces a grey area of people who should qualify but don't. Assessors are pressured, and incentiv
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They spend much of the working day on those leisure activities as well. I've seen execs tell the rest of the company that a four day work week isn't reasonable while working four days themselves.
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Steam has been much more than just a store-front for a while now. There's a few features that would take the Dolphin team a lot of effort to implement independently but can be integrated without much effort through Steam. A few example
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A professional kitchen should, at an absolute minimum, have separate cutting boards for raw meat, cooked meat, vegetables, and fish.
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I took GP to be mean that it's sad that the man felt the need to end his life. His final sentence seems to support that sentiment.
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Internationally, the US has burned, bombed, tortured, and assassinated the idea of equivalency out of existence. If the problem is the behaviour of social media companies in general, legislate against that. Take note that it's not the
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