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541.
by Tagbert 3y ago
What is the utility of a map of all of Great Britain if you don’t also have the detailed data at a city and road level? It would be a lot of data if the apps were to try to cache it all the way down to the lowest zoom level. Should the apps
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by Tagbert 3y ago
I’ve read that drilling down to reach a potential liquid ocean to search for life would be a very difficult process and runs the risk of contaminating the environment. I wonder if we could eventually send down a robotic probe to the service
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Another striking conclusion is that even browsers that value privacy need to have some level of understanding about what features their users are using and what they are not.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
I believe that is one of the benefit of the LFP chemistry that it is not harmed by sustained charges to 100%. That should help offset the range downside sometimes listed for LFP batteries.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
and yet many people complain that he is too enthusiastic about Apple products and not critical enough. No matter what opinion he would take some people will complain about it. Yours just seems a little bit detached from reality.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
That and the rudimentary handling of multi-line and blocks of text in SVG.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
It must be done with Time Crystals, which were the article of the day a few months ago. Never did find out what they really were.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
There is also a podcast for Fall of Civilizations if audio works better for you
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Yes, a lot of the stats in that article correlate pretty closely to which Manufacturers are generally reliable (Toyota & Honda) and which are not (Chrysler). You would need to break out the EVs separately from the rest and see how each
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by Tagbert 3y ago
A free market involves choices, information, and the ability to change choices based on that information. With health insurance the choices may be limited, you have very little information about what things cost and whether insurance will c
551.
by Tagbert 3y ago
It’s not about local time. It is about a way to find out when someone at a distance is active and available. You need some method to know that. Timezones are such a method.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
It might have been this: as posted by @hypertexthero "My favorite from 20 years ago: Doug Bowman’s 'Sliding Doors' of CSS to make rounded corner tabs that would expand to fit the text: https://alistapart.com/
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Those schedules are just timezones in disguise
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Yes, we do have those in the US. The versions that I hate are where there are always flashing yellow lights at those whether there is a pedestrian present or not. It is confusing and teaches people to ignore the flashing light as it is mean
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Since you are closer to the profession, do you think that wage is at all typical of a nurse or are you in a specialized area that pays higher? Just trying to understand what level of compensation is really happening.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
and that 30 minute offset makes quick mental timezone math doubly hard and error prone. What is the benefit of merging timezones?
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Then you just need to implement a global system of determining how people's activities are aligned locally. What you end up with is timezones by another name. Timezones are a lot less of a problem now that we are using calendar apps to
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Yes, we always talked about the future paperless office and wondered when it would finally arrive. I was thinking about that recently when I noticed that hardly anyone prints anything in our office any more. I’m sure it happens once in a wh
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by Tagbert 3y ago
That is surprising and does not track with what I have heard from other nurses. Are you in a specialized unit with extra care or something?
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by Tagbert 3y ago
People are sick of virtual spaces but metaverse is the future? Isn’t the metaverse the ultimate virtual space?
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Surgeons and specialists are high paid. Regular physicians not so much. Nurses are not at all highly paid.
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by Tagbert 3y ago
to be clear, lithium is not a rare earth.
563.
by Tagbert 3y ago
A lot of laptops do this when running on battery power. Do they pop up notices telling users they are running in reduced power mode?
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by Tagbert 3y ago
I never could get that to not work. No matter what I did the signal didn't degrade.
565.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Do you use an Apple mouse? It's not like you are frequently charging. Just plug it in while you go get a coffee or lunch and you are good for weeks. It displays a low charge warning in the menubar to alert you. I found having to always
566.
by Tagbert 3y ago
Related story: “YouTube artificially slows down video load times when using Firefox” https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38345858
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by Tagbert 3y ago
The reason for the thinness of the Apple Mouse is so that gestures can be used on the top like a trackpad. If it were domes like a typical Logitech mouse, you couldn’t do that. Whether those gestures turned out to be useful is another ques
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Both iMessage and Webkit have to accept requests from unknown sources that can contain a wide variety of content type. some other content types, like EPS are themselves programming languages that could contain infiltration scripts. That is
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by Tagbert 3y ago
Tesla does have a robust and responsive repair process in place. They monitor the status of their chargers and quickly send out a repair team. This is opposed to other operators who often wait for customer complaints and even then may not r
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by Tagbert 3y ago
What do you use for the voice and the text to speech generator?

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