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5y ago
Funnily enough, convection toaster ovens are rebranding their same old models as being air friers now. Because of course an air fryer is just a weirdly shaped convection toaster oven in the first place.
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Nition
5y ago
We're still waiting for a good colour e-ink device.
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5y ago
> But MOST importantly the way the user interacts with the interface would re-create the ease of use rendered by our interaction with print media. This last part, about the user interface, is why I believe Apple is best positioned to tac
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5y ago
To be fair, so is much of our other land, but we have the excuse that we already destroyed it many years ago.
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5y ago
The article has already played out both sides of this argument in detail for us - do we really need to repeat it here?
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5y ago
Yeah, so the Beatles and The Beach Boys manage to take relatively complex music (chord choices etc) and have it still appeal on a fundamental level, which is much harder than just taking the easy route and following a formula. Often making
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5y ago
I think part of it is how much other music you've listened to, and how much you know about music. For example I watched Shang-Chi the other day, which is basically pop music in film form. As someone who's watched a fair amount of
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5y ago
Just seconding the general responses here - although there is of course some discussion on whether your interpretation is correct , it's excellent to read your comments that so clearly have a great deal of condensed prior thought on t
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5y ago
One factor that makes things even worse here in New Zealand is, from what I've heard in the US a home mortgage is usually at a fixed interest rate for the entire term - is that correct? Whereas in New Zealand the rate will usually be f
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5y ago
> In 2012...Unity was Mac-only The timeline is a bit off here. Unity was initially Mac-only, but only for a short time. It ran on Windows from version 2.5 in 2009.[1] [1] https://blog.unity.com/technology/unity-25-for
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I went back to look at when they first changed from star ratings to like/dislike, and it seems like they were thinking about going even further and removing the dislike option entirely even back then. They made some comments[1] before
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5y ago
Just noting an alternative use case: When I used to take my laptop (a Dell XPS M1530, later a Dell Studio XPS 13) on my walk between home and university, I'd take it without the battery in as that made it much lighter. There were power
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Nition
5y ago
Is there a higher resolution image of this available anywhere? The 7000 x 1150 one is nice, but I couldn't find a link to anything larger. It says the original is 120,000 x 18,000 so it was a little disappointing to have the available
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5y ago
This was quoted and linked in Panic's article, for what it's worth.
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5y ago
Totally agree. Even if you can afford it, all the "bonus" rooms that aren't bedrooms are just more space to keep clean, keep warm and maintain. Unless you close those rooms off, but then what's the point?
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5y ago
This was back around 2012, and it looks like not sleeping when the lid is closed is officially an option in the power settings now, so it sounds like things have changed. Although I don't think overheating was ever a real problem in th
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This was in around 2012, maybe attitudes have changed. This isn't my thread, but shows what responses to the question were like at the time: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2805582
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I remember naively asking on the Mac forums once, whether there was any way to have the laptop lid closed in Mac OS without putting the laptop to sleep. Of course not, I was told. Apple's laptops use a superior thermal design, which co
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5y ago
The general condition of methemoglobinemia isn't as rare as this family's particular genetic condition, so the methylene blue treatment was already known. I'm not sure when they first discovered that methylene blue can treat
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5y ago
Twitter allows editing the list of interests it thinks you might have but the implementation leaves a lot to be desired. It's at Settings -> Privacy and safety -> Ads preferences -> Interests. The interface is presented as a g
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5y ago
Is that new in iOS 15? They never used to - it was something I missed when switching from the Nokia ecosystem (Symbian/Meego) to iOS. It's nice for turning your phone off at night but still using it as an alarm clock. Edit: Just t
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5y ago
"Simply" scale up the stick to your desired minimum level of precision!
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5y ago
I once saw an official Facebook blog post about some change to the T&C, with 80,000+ comments on it, most of them one of those meaningless copy-pastes about how they don't consent to Facebook using their data. More comments were ap
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5y ago
Questions like this one from the article are also very common on /r/AskReddit: > Without naming the state you are from, what is it famous for? Hard to tell if that's intentional data gathering or just someone innocently co
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Nition
5y ago
Awesome, it works! I picked a random town and got to Philosophy in fifteen steps. I got from Sushi to Philosophy in 24 steps. All concepts abstract upwards as you go on until you're at pure thought. Deprimo, ergo cogito. For the record
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5y ago
I think maybe it's a special insert at the top, but only if a Wikipedia page is found that matches you search term? I'm not sure now though.
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5y ago
Owners pay a small percentage of the sale to the employees as a gesture of goodwill.
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The Wikipedia link at the top is always given. It would maybe be good to make it a little clearer that it's not one of the true results.
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For the record, you could plug a Sega Genesis controller into a Master System and it worked (at least with the games I had) despite having more buttons. The B and C buttons became the main two buttons.
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5y ago
> Meanwhile an iPhone SE from 2016 can upgrade to the latest iOS. It just works. Which is especially good considering no decent phones in that size have come out since! Edit: I'm downvoted to zero, but there really aren't any.
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