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JohnsonB
14y ago
You can build swap stations incrementally though just like they are building these supercharging stations, so I don't see what the difference is, other than swapping is quicker/better.
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30 minutes to charge...still puzzled why Tesla has gone with the recharge model rather than the battery swap model ala Better Place.
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14y ago
Entertainment is a method by which people acquire cultural facts, knowledge, even wisdom and philosophy. It easily extends to picking up domain specific knowledge as well, episodes often center around a scientific/technical subject which al
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14y ago
Entertainment can be equated to information in a practical sense though.
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JohnsonB
14y ago
Simple, for every user that the hackers have, try their password for the associated email account, guaranteed they will gain access to many email accounts. Now they have access to their banking accounts.
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14y ago
How could there not be prior art for this? I know that patents are more specific than the title of the patent, but if the patent isn't general enough to cover prior cases of blocking common passwords, then the patent doesn't even protect an
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JohnsonB
14y ago
Well you do know what it is, you just want a pic before it passes. Otherwise, it's just easier and more efficient.
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14y ago
And that's not dedicated, so you have to launch the app any time you want to take a picture, so you miss photo opportunities doing that. Dedicated is like Windows Phone where pressing the button takes a picture, regardless of the app you're
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14y ago
No, I mean't like Windows Phone, the camera button takes a picture automatically regardless of the app your in.
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14y ago
No dedicated Camera button. Apple sacrificing usability for design once again.
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14y ago
This behaves erratically. Sometimes it considers the coordinates link, above the entire article the "first link" (in the "Michael Phelps" chain), sometimes not (Chicago). Consequentially, I believe "Michael Phelps", when the coordinate link
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14y ago
>Okay, he answered top voted questions at the time Well, for example, he was asked if he'd consider raising the budget for NASA, his answer didn't directly respond or answer the question, just re-quote his campaign piece on the issue. H
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14y ago
However people are hearing about the site to even care about getting an invite, or know what it is, those are the same circumstances that they could happen upon the site and want to register. I don't think I've ever heard of a principle tha
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14y ago
Seems like the cost of slower adoption isn't worth the upside to spam control, given that that's a relatively small problem for sites like these with proper IP control and user moderation. Lower quality comments is the bigger problem and th
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14y ago
They didn't "get" Obama at all. He has so far answered a total of 10 questions, all of them canned, standard set pieces from his campaign that you could have just as easily read off his website. And he wasn't even the one interacting with t
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14y ago
Pretty weak, typical round-about answers that you'd expect from any politician. Not what AMA has come to expect, and what's the proof that it's actually Obama writing the answers and not some intern or campaign staffer?
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14y ago
He pretty much didn't misunderstand anything about patents or copyright law in the post. And regardless, his overall point is correct: Apple is being a bully through abusing the flawed patent system for selfish, even short-sighted gain.
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Yeah, it's just the difference isn't clear from the model name.
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The 32VD is bigger/thicker than the 31 models and has a hybrid HD(24GB flash) rather than full SSD. It's got a dedicated graphics so I guess it's just targeted towards a different market.
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That's the original X1, the X1 carbon I believe switched to matt.
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14y ago
Asus Zenbook Primes seem to be a very high quality Ultrabook series as well (be wary of the differences between 32VD/32A and 31 models) Also, the Zenbook Primes mostly have 1920x1080 resolutions. While the X1 Carbon was upgraded from a piti
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14y ago
DuckDuckGo has really fallen behind Google in the zero click information department, which is one of DDG's key selling points. DDG needs to have one or more major competitive advantages over Google in order grow. Privacy is great, but zer
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14y ago
Actually, it's a problem for anyone who speaks a language that is different from the official language of the country they are in, and don't have a Google account (a lot of people.) In any case, a persistent language menu on all Google pr
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14y ago
>Google is making the (accurate) calculation that over 99% of people coming from a Japanese IP address whose computer says "Accept-Language: en-gb;q=0.9, en;q=0.7" are actually Japanese speakers of Japanese From the article: >The pr
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14y ago
Too few votes for the number of comments. Lack of feedback is disenfranchising (unless you fake vote counts for comment-makers to see, which could have a worse effect of giving the wrong signals.) Also, you can't count on there being propor
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14y ago
That, and assign a couple people he knows well that will make similar good judgement calls the same privileged, that way you increase the amount of work being done. I think a method like this is necessary, as I really don't think you could
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14y ago
You should consider that a.) two or more discussion for a major topic is actually appropriate and that b.) You can't, nor should you, control the flow or location of commenting on a particular subject. That will be determined by the communi
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As if she lived there her whole life, never had a standard education, never had any opportunity whatsoever to access a standard library?
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I assumed there would a justification along those lines. But it certainly helps no one to beat a dead horse like that in a submission with zero upvotes. If reposts really bother you that much then message PG to write up or commission an aut
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14y ago
>How is a nun in middle of Africa meant to have even a basic understanding of how a specific government's budgeting and economic system works? She can't have read a few books on economics? His explanation was pretty basic and nothing th
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