LegitShady

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by LegitShady 2y ago
>“Starliner is a very capable spacecraft and, ultimately, this comes down to needing a higher level of certainty to perform a crewed return,” said Steve Stich, manager of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. “The NASA and Boeing teams have co
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by LegitShady 2y ago
they force you to file through turbotax on space station internet. Using turbotax is the penalty.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
I'm not sure if its about "small rewrites" so much as slowly changing so that there's less all at once rejection and pushback. It's change management.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
they've been slowly adding things to 11's settings menus and I understand why people might think the new one is more user friendly, but things like easily accessing wifi networks properties is more convoluted.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
Pretty sure many of them come pre-pwned
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by LegitShady 2y ago
the fold is so much money that I never even considered it. For what they're charging (where I live, I guess) I can get a macbook air or an ipad pro and still buy a nice pixel with the change from the price of the fold. Not really worth
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by LegitShady 2y ago
I think its a pretty reasonable anti fraud policy.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
photography nerds rejoice
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by LegitShady 2y ago
No problem, no one will use squares with rounded corners as long as iphones go back to the "perfect" design with a small phone and small screen that apple forever insisted was the perfect phone design, instead of larger screens th
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by LegitShady 2y ago
Personally can't imagine someone thinking "I hate the pixel experience" and then actually preferring samsung's, which is way worse.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
Internal KPIs
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by LegitShady 2y ago
I have to admit I have a degree in structural engineering and bashed my head trying to understand various bits hydrology for some time some years ago, and still occasionally dabble in it when I'm required to (although I leave it up to
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by LegitShady 2y ago
I don't think Intel can afford to not continue in the GPU segment. They must continue developing there. It's a growth industry with high demand and good margins, and cancelling their gpi stuff saves them a billion now and costs th
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by LegitShady 2y ago
if you really want to spend money to get some peace of mind, consider hiring an engineer to plan this for you professionally.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
the 100 year flood is basically a mathematical concept - its about the long term average recurrence interval - the probability that the given event will be equaled or exceeded in a given year. The "100 year flood" has a 1% probabi
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by LegitShady 2y ago
Learning the basics of designing the gradation of sand and gravel filters is Soil Mechanics 1 (think 2nd year university). The massive reports are because of massive problems caused by poorly functioning or failed filters, but the basic pre
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by LegitShady 2y ago
if you understood how few people read print today compared to previously, it would make the comparison to myspace seem a lot more apt.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
legacy media questions the utility of legacy social media
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by LegitShady 2y ago
Ya I get it - I was just pointing you to sources. It made some waves back in the day to the point where its become sort of an allergy meme but it was a real study. apparently there was a follow up study called LEAP-ON where some of the subj
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by LegitShady 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamba_(snack)#Peanut_allergy You can click on the footnotes for sources.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
if your rocket launching company that uses government bases and resources needs photography income enough to flirt with first amendment lawsuits you should probably stop investing in that company.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
its not a thing in terms of rights or laws. By choosing arbitrary media orgs who can and disallowing normal people who are also press by law, they're kind of screwing themselves here. They can no longer claim this is a security or safe
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by LegitShady 2y ago
everybody is the press in the USA. The first amendment guarantees this. This arbitrary idea that you're only press if you belong to some media org is unconstitutional. There is no organization in the government or in private hands that
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by LegitShady 2y ago
return it and buy amd
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by LegitShady 2y ago
this is a design/manufacturing defect and I expect Intel will replace any defective chips.
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by LegitShady 2y ago
the furby horror
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by LegitShady 2y ago
"we noticed that since our search results had gotten so bad nobody can use them to find the things they want, people just kept adding "reddit" to search terms anyways, so we figured we might as well make it official and exclu
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by LegitShady 2y ago
spouse/birthday/age/job are not phonebook information
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by LegitShady 2y ago
isn't apple getting so far out of the tiny phone game they've cancelled all the minis and even cancelled the next iphone SE?
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by LegitShady 2y ago
do you have javascript disabled via noscript or ublock origin? It works fine on firefox for me.

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