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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
It depends on the printer. I’ve had pretty good luck with brother laser printers coming with full toner cartridges in the past, although my understanding is on many modern models that isn’t the case anymore. You definitely have to read the
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
I personally switched to firefox on my computers, with DuckDuckGo as my search engine both on computer and mobile. I already use iOS. Still use Gmail, don’t for see leaving it anytime soon, too much of a hassle to find a decent replacement.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
And Lala let you match all your own music library and stream for free, just like the marquee feature of Google Play Music, but years ahead of time. Also they let you stream every song (that you didn’t already have) once for free, and then y
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Seems like one of those phrases you only hear someone say offhandedly, and might not actually see written down. I can totally understand how it could be easy to mishear it somewhere along the chain of people who heard it from other people.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Take an old iPad and put it in a frame? Might be able to do it for $150 or less. This runs fine on my old iPad Air 2, possibly it works on even older devices?
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
I meant living in Tahoe. I’ve done the weekend trip from SF a few times and with the long drive, the traffic (everyone has the same idea), the cost of hotel, trying to fit everything in a couple days, etc, I find it more stressful to take a
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
My job is the main reason I live in San Francisco. In my opinion Colorado is much more beautiful, Boulder has a lot of the advantages of living in a big city but also so many fewer disadvantages. Personally I’m not a big fan of the kind of
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
From what I’ve seen in San Francisco, the biggest decreases in rents have been in the newer upscale construction in SOMA. There’s nothing to do in SOMA other than walking to your tech office job and most of the restaurants around there are
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
There is a setting within iOS settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Key Repeat I’ve never actually used an external keyboard on iOS so I can’t vouch for how well it works, but judging from the settings pane it should do what you w
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Visual Basic got partway there by having WYSIWYG user interface editing, but you still had to code all of business logic using the visual basic programming language. What I’m talking about is replacing the latter with something that is not
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Microsoft remote desktop seems to work pretty well over cellular on my iPad
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
iOS allows key repeat from external keyboards, but not from the onscreen keyboard. In theory a third-party keyboard should be able to implement that, although I can’t say I’ve seen any examples of it.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Maybe no one‘s created a good touch interface for writing code yet. I feel like there’s actually opportunity to completely reinvent coding from something keyboard-focused to something more touch-friendly. At the very least for line of busin
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
I agree that’s not a great state to be in, but think about it from that locals new org’s point of view: comment spam is a major and hard-to-solve problem, and by tying commenting to the real-world identity and enforcement of bots that Faceb
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
My interpretation of that was your voice query is still sent to Apple and interpreted as whatever text/command, but the contents of the text message are not pulled from iCloud, instead they are pulled from within your local network dir
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
For NFC, the NFC antenna on an iPhone is on the top rather than the back, so as long as you only have one NFC credit card in the wallet on the back and then presumably it will work based on if you tap the top or the back of the iPhone to th
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Sure, it has existed for several years. But I’ve yet to drive a single car that supports it. By my understanding only super expensive high-end luxury cars support it, and even then it’s hit and miss. I’ve never seen it with my own eyes.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
I remember this rolled out with an update to iOS, so it’s not purely carrier-specific. Apple changed something in the operating system to allow it.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
They do have a process for providing copies of your government ID to have your account unblocked, but I have 2 friends who did that and neither one ever heard anything back or successfully got their accounts unblocked. Normal American names
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Some states have different levels. In Colorado 85 is common. I assume it has something to do with the air pressure and oxygen content of the air perhaps?
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
At first impression, a claimed 19% improvement feels more trustworthy, more data-driven, rather than a 20% which might be written off as marketing fluff.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
They say lower-TDP processor should be available within six months. I think that makes sense, AMD wants to make the marketing splash with really nice high numbers at launch.
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I’m glad someone submitted a written article rather than just a video. Plus AnandTech is a very trustworthy third-party site for things like this, and the commentary in the article here is more valuable than the official launch video in my
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
https://www.inkandswitch.com/muse-studio-for-ideas.html App is at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/muse-tool-for-thought/id150156... It looks interesting, but $100 per year is really steep
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
The American government tarnished itself, Snowden just revealed it to us all (at great personal sacrifice). I consider him a patriot.
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
But you are required to collect user info for them to use WiFi, so that implies you also have to deal with related GDPR compliance hassle for that data
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Apparently. It’s my single biggest pain point with Python, but apparently a lot of people think it’s a good idea.
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Probably because there’s no way to get access to or run GPT-3 unless you’re super well-connected and lucky, to be allowed to pay OpenAI for the privilege? GPT-3 is exciting in that it shows what’s possible if we push the transformer archite
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Dispersion factor key to modeling Covid’s superspreading(theatlantic.com)
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by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
At least in China, so many TVs and projectors and set top boxes use Android under the hood, but they are so heavily customized it’s sometimes hard to tell. And it’s definitely not standard “Android TV“

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