ProfessorLayton

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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Design-wise it's iPhone 4 for me. It still feels great to hold. I wish the Pro models went back to this all-flat design, and let the other models worry about thinness.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
IMO what made American muscle cars special was their combination of power + unique styling + price. Yeah they were noisy (Which some really liked) and sometimes impractical, but that was okay because of they weren't trying to be everyt
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
The crazy thing is there's nothing stopping manufacturers from making electric muscle cars. Instead, we get boring aerodynamic cloned appliances sold as "SUVs". As I've grown older though, I noticed that the less I nee
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
My dad uses his phone to answer phone calls, texts, maps to travel to job sites, and play music in his work truck. He might also open a link someone texts him. And that's it. Literally no 3rd party apps on his phone. Once his 11 finall
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Bitrate aside, the marketing stopped making sense long ago: - 720p/1080p is counting vertical pixel resolution - 4k/8k is counting horizontal pixel resolution - "4k/8k" is not actually 4,000/8,000 horizontal pi
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Additionally, some of us give up foods for reasons other than weight loss. I have no weight issues today, nor have I personally struggled with it in the past, yet I also gave up stuff like drinking soda because diabetes runs in my family. W
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
A lot of the wear comes in when the charge falls below ~10%. Although 100% > 96% sounds pretty normal unless the device is brand new.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Builders may earn more making "higher end stuff" but the people who can afford those units can also afford the less expensive ones , pricing everyone else out. More housing, regardless if it's affordable or not helps keep pr
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Without details we’ll just have to agree to disagree, but exercising options is not an all-or-nothing affair and can be done with a budget in mind.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
> Acting like this employee was silly for not dumping a huge sum of money into company shares before it was in a position to succeed is flatly ridiculous. Once again we’re talking about employee #2, exercising early would not have been t
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
I'm speaking from experience. Yes, it means buying in before there's clear evidence of success, that's the risk! The lower the risk the lower the reward. Waiting until the company is worth billions of dollars before buying it
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
While you're right that exercising options can be very expensive and are a risky tax bet, we're talking about employee #2 in this case. They should've been able to buy in early at a low price and tax bill if they really bel
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
GM's stock price is below inflation since new-GM went public 15y ago, and that's with 37B in buybacks. What do you think would've happened to the stock without them? Do you think investors, especially institutional ones t
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
>$75 for two seems perfectly reasonable in LA, SF or NY once you include concessions. Perhaps it's reasonable for a very occasional and special event, but it's not actually that expensive for anyone that cares about seeing movi
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Pausing unlocks bulk pricing for customers taking meds as-needed (ED pills etc.). I'm not sure about Hims pricing since they require a questionare/login, but similar sites offer a sizable discount for larger quantities, and then i
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
That doesn't make dog houses weird, especially for dogs that were purpose-bred for work/protection.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Why would it be weird to have a dog sleep in a shelter outside? Lots of people have dogs not just as pets, but to guard their property, and it's done all over the world. My parent's shepherds stand by the door at bedtime asking to
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
you're welcome.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
"Save" is 4 characters in English, but it's over twice as long in German (9 Characters), and even longer in French (11). The variable length means the UX for word-based buttons would need to be designed for the longest case,
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
I expect them to behave the same way they do on my phone and not have a bunch of animated tiles on the home page?
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Apple Music on Mac ignores the 'Reduce Motion' accessibility setting for their very distracting animated playlist covers, while apps like Weather respect it.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
>we want public transit to be exclusionary on a fee-basis to exclude people who generally will not be able to pay for it ... Public transit should be free (Or very inexpensive) to anyone who wants to use it. It's better for the envi
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Yet other countries get by just fine without giving law enforcement qualified immunity. See Canada for example.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
Similar to CA's requirement for online cancellations if a subscription is purchased online, there should be a rule that requires the same amount of steps to cancel as it takes to subscribe . Yes it could still be gamed, but anyone who
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
I care?? Much of my family works in trades, have their own small businesses with employees and are very much subject to tariffs for their supplies. They did not vote for any of this.
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by ProfessorLayton 1y ago
So we're all in for another ride like this in 3 months? How are businesses supposed to plan anything in this environment? As nice as this surge is, I'm more focused on upping my cash reserves and bracing myself for a recession.
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by ProfessorLayton 2y ago
I'm the opposite, my M-series Air is so much better in every way than the MacBook 12" that I'm kind of peeved just thinking about it. The 12 MB had 3 major flaws which were just too much to deal with on a daily basis: - It wa
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by ProfessorLayton 2y ago
Why exclude the mini when it's part of the lineup?
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by ProfessorLayton 2y ago
I would propose a lineup where spending more money won't result in less features.
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by ProfessorLayton 2y ago
The iPad Pro vs iPad Air seem distinguishable from each other, yes, but there's the iPad (A16) and mini muddying the lineup. For example, the mini costs more than A16 iPad yet lacks a landscape center stage camera — but also has featur

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