Thimothy

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by Thimothy 10y ago
He, some versions of the Z3 are getting the N(!)[1]. I'd say it's probable that it's your carriers fault, the Marshmallow updates for the Z3 have been out for a while. [1] https://developer.sony.com/develop&#x
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Stalking the Wily Hacker (1988) [pdf](pdf.textfiles.com)
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by Thimothy 11y ago
As was every other cyclist back then. Look at the wiki, the guy was a horse.
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Project Dream: Dreamcast Revival(projectdream.co)
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by Thimothy 11y ago
So that's why! It has always puzzled me HNs hivemind bias against AGW. The correlation between believing in the free market and denying AGW makes so much sense.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
I guess it's coincidence then that Beats started appearing all over the place in movies and videoclips right around the time when Apple bought them (I remember searching for them when I became aware of their ubiquity and learning that
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Richard Stallman's dissenting view on Steve Jobs (2011)(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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by Thimothy 11y ago
There was a moment when I wasn't neither in the Android not iOS camp, and I used to follow a Apple blog because I was fond of my 3G iTouch. It was one of the most popular iOS blogs in my language and they got strong by translating tuto
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by Thimothy 11y ago
This is funny, one of my pet peeves of the iPhone ecosystem has always been low level power users (bloggers) who praise the device but don't actually have a clue what are they talking about. I'm not saying this confrontationally.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
In the village I grew up, in a forested and mountainous area of western Europe, there were a pair of farmers who lived quite apart from the main part of the town. They were house-to-house neighbors, and were the only humans who lived in sev
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Consumer Trust? Not at ICANN Compliance(circleid.com)
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Scientist quits antimissile panel, saying task is impossible (1985)(nytimes.com)
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How criminologists who study biology are shunned by their field(quillette.com)
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by Thimothy 11y ago
Man, so many comments, so many musings about individual freedom and whatnot, and I have yet to see one that mentions the actual, and IMHU perfectly logical, criteria that mental care institutions use to decide whether to intern someone agai
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by Thimothy 11y ago
>That's highly optimistic. I would say that history does not generally support the idea that militaries in general, or the US military in particular, are more reserved when dealing with a perceived internal existential threat than t
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by Thimothy 11y ago
I've have worked in the restoration business in Europe and would absolutely hate doing the same jobs in the US. Here, it is tactically accepted that even people that faces the public can have a shitty day, specially if the pay is not-s
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by Thimothy 11y ago
For the amusement value, Massimo Dutti is owned by Inditex, parent company of Zara.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
Then you probably are so small that you aren't in nobodies radar, not for an EU court and, hopefully, not for the NSA.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
I have seen this phenomena before, it seems that they take into account more things that just how upvoted/downvoted it was, like the posting user karma, how much the answers were upvoted or the answering users karma. It makes sense, so
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Meet Jakub Szamałek, Senior Writer for the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt(readforerunner.com)
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by Thimothy 11y ago
It IS working, and has been for decades. States set with the drug companies the prices of the medicines, and if they want to make business in that country, they'd better get to an agreement. In the US that could "easily" be i
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by Thimothy 11y ago
I see your article and raise it [1]. TLDR, This paper says that though is true that US expends more in drug development, it actually has the worst bang per buck in the discovery of new drugs. The authors suggest that there is little evidenc
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by Thimothy 11y ago
I dunno. I don't think that in Europe the development costs or regulatory hurdles are smaller than in the US (if I had to make an uneducated guess I would say bigger), and yet the prices are way lower. I would add to that list "he
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by Thimothy 11y ago
<rant> One year. One friggin year is all those shitty Levi's pants will take before breaking apart. I swear that it's all branding. </rant> Sorry, but I have given that brand too many a opportunity.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
Sorry, but that looks like Patreon...
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by Thimothy 11y ago
The textbook comment is pretty funny, as the french from 1945 have a quite different opinion about who actually won the war. http://www.les-crises.fr/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/sondage-...
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by Thimothy 11y ago
"I would love being paid for programming an IA that substitutes you and all your kind so I don't have to stand another job interview in all my live" Yep, way too much ambition.
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by Thimothy 11y ago
For those who don't know, the parallels are unnerving. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War#U...
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by Thimothy 11y ago
If you look at other posts of the guy, it's more clear that is satire. Hard to say from just that post. http://robrhinehart.com/?p=1005
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by Thimothy 11y ago
Actually... It does. Huawei did a demo about it a few months ago. http://www.androidauthority.com/huawei-mate-s-force-touch-ha... It's okay to live inside a ecosystem, but don't pretend to know what happens outsid

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