Shivetya

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by Shivetya 6y ago
They are trying here to separate iOS from Apple devices which is being deceitful. There is nothing Apple is doing that prevents them from running on an Android phone. That is the key here, Epic and some others are trying to change how Apple
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Which app? Are there several? If so what was the key features you were looking for?
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Well in our case (Fortune 500) we have iSeries and pSeries systems built on different generations of Power. They just aren't consumer grade machines out there, or better put commodity priced machines. When your are already invested it
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Agenda. The US has records not broken stretching back to the very late 1880s and 1890s and of course there were a few hot years in the early part of the 1900s. Quite a few records are still standing from the 1930s. Still in the end understa
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I wish I could sleep eight hours but I tend to get up regardless at the same time alarm or not. I do try to enforce an afternoon nap or just eyes closed time. I know nothing about the viability but like others you just find what works for y
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by Shivetya 6y ago
No, no, no. Government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers and this is more about denying someone else that benefiting the whole. Oh its wrapped up in pretty paper with a ribbon on it but the true reason is they don&
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Somehow completely ignoring the issue with how the homeless have made many areas of the city uninviting. The pandemic is being exploited by both business and politicians alike to mask underlying issues in hopes of getting a free pass. The o
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by Shivetya 6y ago
No you are not. The PO handles over four hundred million pieces of mail PER day. The amount, even if every voter used the mail and every voter mailed it on the same day, would not overload their system. Heck it won't even reach sorting
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by Shivetya 6y ago
and here I got it from green bar which was so common on large machine printers
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Yet another thinly veiled election timed piece being used to push one group's addenda. The next three months are going to be so damn annoying
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Do you want them metered like all other utilities? Why do people assume it will all be fast and unlimited? It may have claims that it will be but suddenly there will be service issues and the only way to be fair is to meter. You get people
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Oh FFS get real. The issue here is the Postal Union is playing its typical games at the behest of the Democratic Party. As such any changes are always drastic and designed to slow mail when its the union members on purpose slowing the mail
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I am fascinated by their attempts to simplify manufacturing but this does bring up the question, how easy is it to change what this casting machine produces? Will they make similar changes to the 3? One question is will the heat pump design
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I would love him to do so. We really need another wake up call in this country that the government routinely lies to us and that trusting our officials requires them proving they can be trusted. Remember, Snowden has been out of this countr
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by Shivetya 6y ago
and here I am the simple science fiction fan who sees us closing in on the possibility of having large portions of our phones being wholly see through, so as with OLED televisions you tuck all your electronics at the bottom and the top half
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Can is not a monopoly, you can still get all the apps you want on any other smart phone and you are not compelled to buy an iOS device. Unless you are claiming by having the best device, the device you want, that makes it an unfair advantag
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Now riots and civil disorder are there to be exploited by the ruling class leading up to elections until the desired result is changed; they are in power. Just like the noise leading into 2008, complete with celebrity moms and widows, to pr
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Practically a paid advertisement by the Postal Employees Union. Okay, not practically, completely. Having had two relatives both be Post Masters you can damn well bet the slow down of mail is totally because they are purposefully doing it a
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Which could have adverse results in that most every utility has metered rates. far too many assume utility means high speed and limit free connectivity where it really means you are just guaranteed access
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I am just waiting for the lawsuits for when they shut down from drivers but also politicians threatening to jail the executives for taking that course. This just isn't about Uber and Lyft but they were targets because some very big mon
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Government misapplication of funds is the reason so much is wrong in this world. The idea some government politician or worse a group of them could better employ the money of a Gates or Bezos is ludicrous. They have all already proven they
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Going to be the big reason is that is makes it easier to reach into their deep pockets when one of the drivers does something bad. Where there is an overtly obvious benefit to one group it usually means someone else is using it as a cover,
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Seems to be nothing more. I don't see it ever picking up the Amazon name as if there are any issues on the platform, and an streaming platform is going to have them, they don't want a direct association.
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by Shivetya 6y ago
tl;dr I am so tired of this stupid idea, it ignores the simple fact of work. Not all work is equal as not all people are of equal ability. It is damn easy to declare someone is underpaid or overpaid. Especially when you don't have to w
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by Shivetya 6y ago
tl;dr Reality, we have virtue signaling. .... soap box because its and end run. the idea being that if software developers had this as a whole then corporations could not force them to do whatever it is that was then decided as against the
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Well DTC is moving through a lot of non perishable industries as many do understand how much power retailers have over the manufacturer of products they sell. Just as the article mention RTVs and discounting forced upon the manufacturer gro
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by Shivetya 6y ago
I always judged new jobs by including the commute time into it. Hence if I could shave a lot off my commute I would consider less income. However prior to COVID19 I was on two to three days at home for the past few years so adopting to ever
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by Shivetya 6y ago
It is explained in the article, they developed software that knew when it was being tested and then changed its tuning to meet the testing requirements, tuning that would never have provided the performance and characteristics owners expect
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Just two thoughts. We do not know if the MacOS store will undergo a similar transformation if not outright rebranding so that it follows the same rules. It is possible if they continue down this path they will be the only members of their w
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by Shivetya 6y ago
Well Congress needs to get reasonable with the boost per week for unemployment rather than the $600 a week boost; a number likely chosen for that 600/40 magic number. The $600 isn't sustainable let alone on top of the $1200 per ho

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