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The Fuzzy History of the Georgia Peach (2017)(smithsonianmag.com)
17 points by Moto7451 8y ago|5 comments
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by Moto7451 8y ago
My breakfasts and dinner tend to be formulaic. Oatmeal and cottage cheese or yogurt for breakfast with the very occasional pause if I choose to grab breakfast with someone (though, I may just order the same thing at the restaurant), whip up
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How does Apple keep secrets so well? (2012)(quora.com)
51 points by Moto7451 8y ago|23 comments
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I think kill is too strong. Certainly some developers will need to be on an Intel chip, but not all. How many developers use their laptops as a dumb SSH terminal? While some C extensions to scripting languages will need some love, the major
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by Moto7451 8y ago
There's a lot of lamenting about this keyboard concept, but to play devils advocate, it could also be presented as the entire keyboard for the patent but actually be meant for the Touch Bar. That way they can give the F keys some tacti
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I completely agree and that's been my argument the whole time as well.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I've worked at companies, and know others who work at companies, where being an Engineering Managers means you're 90% developer and 10% manager. You're expected to do one on ones, assign work, but mostly code.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
There's a great graphic I've seen in the past but I can't find that illustrates why there's nothing we currently have that can service Hubble. Hubble is 150 miles higher in altitude than the ISS. The closest thing we cou
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Amazon Alexa equipped Microwave(amazon.com)
2 points by Moto7451 8y ago|0 comments
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I don't understand all the hubbub but I am for this. I bounce between the West Coast and the East Coast on a regular basis. If DST is made permanent in California then Southern California will have the same nearly the same sunrise as G
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I'm still working (happily) from my maxed out 2012 11" Air. I put a new battery in it earlier this year and upgraded the SSD last year. You can definitely get longevity out of the laptops. My work undulates between email, text edi
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Because they’re able to detect issues before they get that bad, all my natural teeth are in place. I come in, they scan my teeth, drill out a tiny amount of decay before it turns into something that requires a tooth to be removed, and preci
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Mine uses a scanning array and a 3D milling machine to manufacture implants and fillings in office. Not all that medieval. You may just need a new dentist.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
My very cheap microwave does that same behavior only it's in minutes. It also has a 30 second button. Save for heating pancake syrup (a 10 second job) I rarely set a time explicitly or wait to cancel a button press early.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I believe this is what the poster is referencing. https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2018/06/25/brave-browser-st...
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Price. It’s big phone someone is happy to pay for. I believe the 7 and 8 use the same exact screen and case so there’s some savings to be had with parts commonalities v.s. another form factor for the “cheap phone”.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I had one and love it. I’m able to use it without limitation one handed (often while carrying something or otherwise unable to use both hands), something I struggle with on my X. I also don’t like having things in my pockets so the small si
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by Moto7451 8y ago
It depends on your goals. I’m trying to gain muscle. 90 isn’t bad for maintenance in my case. Some folks would say I’m low as the recommendation is as high as 1.1g of protein per lb to gain.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
More anecdata: I aim for 125g per day, 1800 calory target, at 138 lbs/5’ 5” and can lift strong every day. I usually take a “rest” week (calisthenics and 3-7 miles of walking) every other month when I travel somewhere.
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Very true. I don’t think we have a better option though. Like a lot of standards updates you have to cycle from old to new. Cutting support for old SSL cyphers/versions/certificate key requirements without a notice and replacemen
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Yup, this. Same song and dance as USB 1.1, USB 3, USB C, Lightning Cables (relative to iPod dock connectors), and all of our evolving standards. It sucks for a year or two and we move on. For the purposes of WPA transitions, I’m willing to
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Patrón Made Tequila Top-Shelf. Will Bacardi Dilute It?(bloomberg.com)
2 points by Moto7451 8y ago|2 comments
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Or since it’s California, skip the running for office part and get your law on the ballot via direct democracy. https://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/ca/books/bkd/wklyrdr/u5...
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I think you may want to re-evaluate your cynicism. If you read the article they mention that baked tiered cakes for weddings are stale and mostly ineadible. I can believe this. I have baked a few layer cakes and anything more than a few thi
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by Moto7451 8y ago
If they’re simply trying to create unrest of any kind, you play each side off of each other. They don’t need to support one side to weaken us. Making our political systems grind to a halt through a lack of agreement is something we’re alrea
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Hehe, I’m going to chuckle if we get a “Deep Dish isn’t pizza” fight going on HN. There are a few other non-Chicago “pies” or Deep Dish styles as well. https://slice.seriouseats.com/2008/01/a-list-of-regional-piz..
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Spotify does a great job generally but they lost me as a customer because they keep testing removing the Discovery functionality. I don't understand why that's a section they want to kill, but so be it. I canceled in 2016 after a
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Really I'm responding to you and the GP, but based on the article: > Gartner estimates that worldwide PC shipments grew 1.4 percent to 62.1 million units in Q2 2018. The top five vendors were Lenovo, HP, Dell, Apple, and Acer. Apple
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by Moto7451 8y ago
I’ve had to work with, presumably, the same types of documents from layers as the GP. LibreOffice is fine if everyone is using it. It ends up being a bit of extra work to actually use in practice in a mixed environment. Some legal documents
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by Moto7451 8y ago
Those already exist in Santa Monica. The “dockless” part is what drives the issue. The docked bikes usually end up where they should. The dockless scooters and bikes are put anywhere and everywhere, even if appropriate parking is available.

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