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10y ago
It would be neat if they gave each user a set number super thumbs (obviously with a better name). You can use them so many times per month or year. I think month would be ideal, but if they went with the year route, make it possible to remo
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10y ago
wouldn't they go off the billing address if they could not determine it in another way?
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10y ago
Dual booting maybe? Though I do agree that there are better laptops for cheaper.
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10y ago
well yes, my comment was more hypothetical relating to this story (though it will wear out your SSD quicker). In the terms of lets say something cause your SSD to burn out within a year, with a known bug. I feel the company the software bug
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10y ago
This is pretty interesting. Should software that destroy someone's physical items be handled the same way as hardware destroying something physical (Samsung Note 7 for an exaggerated example).
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10y ago
It seems like the new ones have 13.5 inch screens. https://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msca/en_CA/pdp/Surface-...
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10y ago
But the new MacBooks are not upgradable (like the previous models). Will 256 GB SSD and 16 gig RAM be enough in 8 years? It will really depend on what you use your laptop for, but for most professions I would say no.
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10y ago
I think the trade off of small bezel for the camera being at the bottom really justifies it. I am commuting and bringing my laptop around more than I am on the camera. If I am skyping and the person I am skyping with has upward view of me,
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10y ago
probably a valid reason for all that negativity...
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10y ago
yeah, 256GB is much too small for a premium laptop, I understand they are trying to push their cloud storage, but programs and files are getting bigger and bigger these days and storage is pretty cheap.
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10y ago
I was wondering how the touchpad/keyboard compares to the mac? The reviewer said it works great in comparison to many other Windows touchpads, just wondering how it stacks against mac
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10y ago
I was just curious how your insurance handled this? I would guess they would probe an investigation, but maybe not. At least the police would have all the records of the items stolen. Though the family items would be terrible to lose
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10y ago
Well I am not sure how comfortable they would be to live in for 19 months...
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10y ago
"It's European!"... lots of people carry bags, so I wouldn't say weird. I just don't want to start because of a phone.
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10y ago
so you would rather 5%+ more battery but have a separate device to charge at more frequent times?
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10y ago
my pockets are going to be very full with all these things I need to buy/carry around for my iPhone
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10y ago
can we see some more info on your benchmarks? what was the performance difference? Kind of need to backup your statement
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10y ago
I wish they made it even easier, a delete all would be great, or a delete between these dates.
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10y ago
We obviously don't hang around the same people/age group. There is always at least one person in my circle of friends that needs a charger. Obviously 90% of the time a phone could be used (though I don't agree it's fast
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10y ago
also, if for some bad reason your Tumblr password is the same as your email, make sure you change that as well. (as they have emails of the accounts)
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11y ago
what are you going to end up using?
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11y ago
I definitely prefer the m.facebook.com over the actual app, I haven't used the app for a while, so it would be unfair for me to judge it now. But I have no need to download the official app.
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11y ago
Well the author was correct about the average person not bringing it fishing. I guess it's still a niche thing.
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11y ago
Not sure that statement is true (I actually think it's almost the opposite). For example if programmers are replaced, who will create the programs for the machines? I imagine even after the first wave of robot overloads, they will want
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11y ago
why not build a htpc or an arcade box? very straight forward and you'll have more to talk about when your friends come over!
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11y ago
A lot of the people that were there when practices were at their worse are no longer there. I don't think I would be able to use any form of technology if I was to hold a grudge for every large company that performed some sort of bad p
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11y ago
How did you find the process of working with React for this project compared to other js libraries
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11y ago
Here is a list of who voted yea or nay. http://www.parl.gc.ca/HouseChamberBusiness/ChamberVoteDetail... I love how the liberals were saying they are for the bill but it requires some modification, and yet they all vote
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11y ago
Sorry if I am wrong, but doesn't he have very little experience in politics? And didn't he partially support bill C-51
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12y ago
"page down" is working for me, the last sentence up to just below the floating header.
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