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by Tagbert 3y ago
For sure. Most cars today are more reliable than cars 20-30 years ago. More cars are lasting well past 100K miles and often 200K miles. Sure you have some few cars that have survived since ‘98 but they are not numerous.
452.
by Tagbert 3y ago
or people don't tell the whole truth in polls?
453.
by Tagbert 3y ago
and the software for those kind of machines is extremely expensive and they don't support older models very well.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
I put a plastic item in a stainless steel bowl and added bleach. I left it for several days because I was trying to remove some persistent stains from the item. When I checked it, the bleach had corroded through the stainless steel. I would
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Being heavier plastic is good in a couple of ways. It makes them less likely to blow away from containers and get into the environment. They are less likely to float in the ocean looking like the jellyfish that turtles and other animals eat
456.
by Tagbert 3y ago
That sounds like you have a very top-down organization and they have setup Slack to mirror that dynamic. Slack by itself does not have those restrictions. Individuals can create Slack Channels (often too many channels). You can setup adhoc
457.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I've heard neutrons described as a union of a proton and an electron based on masses. The reality is probably much more complex.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
CO2 to fuel only works for special cases where batteries are infeasible due to weight of the batteries like a plane or weight of a vehicle like large industrial equipment, trains, and ships.
459.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Then there are neutrons that are like protons with just a little bit more. It's sort of like infinity + 1. Is it bigger or is it equal? (I know, infinity is not a number, really)
460.
by Tagbert 3y ago
The mechanics of a drop are complex. The phones are designed to distribute the forces and survive most falls, but there are ways that the phone can fall where it is very hard to prevent damage. Falls on the corners or edges tend to just scr
461.
by Tagbert 3y ago
> It’s true, 10 people on an online forum disagreed with me. If you were to look at any other forum, the comments seem about 10:1 for people who are not bothered by the notch. The other people who are not coming onto a forum to complain
462.
by Tagbert 3y ago
It seems like you would want both periods of exertion and periods of calming. They should address different issues.
463.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I’ve seen sites with both a footer and infinite scroll. It is amusing an infuriating to get close enough to the bottom of the scroll area to see the footer peaking out just before the next block of content loads and pushes it out of sight.
464.
by Tagbert 3y ago
EV batteries are not being disposed in a landfill. The relatively few that have failed are mostly stored right now as the processes to recycle their materials are brought into production. The volumes are too low right now for a full industr
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Or the resources to drill, extract, refine, distribute, and deliver the gasoline, hunh?
466.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Isn’t that because it includes mobile which is heavily incumbent oriented. I think the FF share on desktop is higher.
467.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Makes sense. POI data coverage varies from place to place.
468.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Also, in this case he wasn’t actually gone all the time. He was still there during the time he wasn’t using the AVP.
469.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Here is the module behind the notch: https://forums.macrumors.com/attachments/img_0383-jpeg.22053...
470.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Because there is more than just a camera. There is the camera, two sensors, and some mounting hardware. It all adds up to some space. The specific size doesn’t really matter especially if you use Bartender to properly manage the app icons.
471.
by Tagbert 3y ago
All designs involve compromise. That doesn’t mean that those designs are bad, just that they are taking into account factors which are in opposition. Factors such as size, capacity, function, and legibility are examples of the kinds of oppo
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by Tagbert 3y ago
There is also the mounting hardware. It’s not an unreasonable size for what it contains. If they were to really redesign the module they might shave a little off of it but how impactful would that reduction really be?
473.
by Tagbert 3y ago
This is a “problem” that existed before the notch was born and has been fixed with Bartender (and clones) for several years now. Anyone with lots of app icons would run into situations where the icons would not all fit on the menu bar. Bart
474.
by Tagbert 3y ago
For me the reason for the covers is not to prevent bending (a problem with too thin devices) but to prevent scrapes and cracks when the phone falls.
475.
by Tagbert 3y ago
I’m curious why you wouldn’t use the Apple Maps app or something else? Is it to promote open software?
476.
by Tagbert 3y ago
There’s a bathroom on the right ;)
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by Tagbert 3y ago
He basically took a one week business trip but instead of flying to a conference, he’s on a virtual trip. If he had actually flown somewhere would you consider him to be an irresponsible father?
478.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Are we assuming that he works like this all year long? It seems that he did a short stint of work “heads down” in an AR/VR device to write a story. That is analogous to his saying “Hey, Family, I need to take a trip for work for the ne
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by Tagbert 3y ago
As a project manager, I need to keep on top of and coordinate activity in several channels in one session. The things I review are in Slack, Outlook, Jira, Confluence, and Testrail as well as local files in Excel, Word, and BBedit all with
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by Tagbert 3y ago
“Back”=“black”

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