SpikeDad

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by SpikeDad 4y ago
What could go wrong? Tourism climbing has already trashed Everest. Why wouldn't anyone carry a Sat phone or GPS Nav transponder anyways?
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
The article wasn't convincing to me. It's basically he-said she-said and the reader is responsible to decide which is more realistic. He thinks Musk just blurted out the Hyperloop idea because that's Musk's style. Probab
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Sold out. Which is fine because it's a medium duty piece of generic router. Their hardware comparison (typical user need $350 for a router and PiHole hardware) is hardly a fair comparison based on the specs of their hardware. That sour
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Hernandez is a huge bozo. Wonder if the Times will publish something like this when the Mets return to their bottom of the standing hopelessness as they are often?
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Companies making hardware to make a statement rather than out of the desire to produce good hardware.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Sounds good to me. I'd never buy an Amazon labeled product. Maybe they'll have more time to learn how to treat their employees better? Bring customer service back to the US?
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I'm sure it's your imagination. They've already moved to inflation is Biden's fault. They don't have time to fix their past mistakes
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Seems like the direct result of Penn Jillett's method that he says he used to lose a lot of weight https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/health/diet-nutrition/news/... He wrote a book about it. Color me skept
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
US South?
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Typical crapola tech media headline. What's "successful"? Well to 9to5mac looking for clickbait successful is "total units sold". Of course that number is impossible to determine accurately since neither Samsung or
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Of course you have double blinded independent studies to back up your rather amazing claim that it works for over 80% of your users.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
This is exactly the solution. I've long proposed civilian review boards assembled like juries - random citizens called in to judge specific cases of police actions. Theses juries would have the ability to rule on the culpability of the
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
99% of the neck beards that want to ban books in libraries don't have the slightest idea how a library runs, about library boards and how they're related to their local governments. So when they see a book that offends their easil
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
It's not a random process but it's not documented that well by Apple. All of the devices logged into your Apple ID do a quick handshake amongst each other via Bluetooth to determine who's going to respond to "Hey Siri&qu
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Because that's the easy out for politicians. The harder path and the one that has the best chance of actually working - major gun control - takes politicians with courage. We know how that works.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I'm happy to have been part of the rout. It wasn't so much the drop in crypto value as it was the danger of bankruptcy and total loss of assets. I'll have to redirect my money to something safer - horse race betting.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Have you considered getting someone with some Mac skills to help. Your tone is that its something wrong with Apple hardware but as you said an entire professional industry does it so it's a problem on your end.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I've never been able to navigate. Makes Geocaching very unpleasant. Until GPS came along I made sure to only drive with people who could navigate. However with quality GPS I never fret traveling for a second (well at least driving in t
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
It's an introductory model. Just like the first 13" M1. Lower cost components and less features. It takes time to ramp up a new CPU. It takes time to promote new CPUs with new features. It takes time for Apple to walk the marketin
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
It's created automatically (or manually) for any email prompt. It is automatically set for the domain so fill in provides the forward address automatically. You can turn this off and you can delete the forward address anytime you want.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I didn't read the book but the article has only the one doctor's experience. Guess I'd want to have some studies with other similar patients (there's aren't many I admit) before I'd say the doctor cured himself
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
If you're going to complain you need professional air quality sampling by a certified professional. They can also provide advice and interpret the readings. That's gonna cost money but that's the only way you'll get any
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I agree the Final Cut is the best version. 2049 is crapola.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Without a definition of "spiritual" or at least the version the author is using the paper is meaningless.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Just to remind folks Apple provides this service for all iOS devices automatically.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Good thing your politics aren't showing in your post.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
He's not stupid. He's taking the right wing hate path with has been so successful for the Republican Party. He doesn't care one thing about people or diversity or LGBTQ+. He cares how his company is positioned to maximize the
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Who cares? You've got 2 choices of cables - USB C and Lightning (I ignore MicroUSB because that's mostly deprecated in modern cell phones). I can use the same power blocks because I can easily buy USB C to Lightning or USB A to Li
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I just cashed out all my Bitcoin. Coinbase was a snap. I don't get this article
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
You're paranoid. I have no issue with credit. I pay for everything with Apple Pay and online banking. I limit my online tracking using sensible tools that are available but I don't go to extreme. My decision had nothing to do with

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