akamel

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by akamel 2y ago
Sue for breaking the law that California just passed!
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by akamel 7y ago
And that order would be easily challenged.
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by akamel 7y ago
As I posted elsewhere in this thread; Lenovo charges 450$ retail and 250$ on special for a similar upgrade. https://imgur.com/a/ug87MaI
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by akamel 7y ago
You are moving the goal posts of the original comment. OP said it's a 50$ upgrade. It is not. It's a 450$ retail price and 250$ sale price for a slightly slower SSD. Yes, companies make money when they do things for you.
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by akamel 7y ago
That's not how much Lenovo actually charges. They charge 450$ retail and 250$ on special for a slightly slower SSD https://imgur.com/a/ug87MaI
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by akamel 7y ago
Here is what Lenevo charges for a similar upgrade using a slightly slower SSD https://imgur.com/a/ug87MaI That 250$ more to upgrade to the 1tb from the 512gb. the retail price of the upgrade is 450$
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by akamel 7y ago
And in those workstation class laptops (that use NVMe PCIe SSD), do you only pay 50$ more to upgrade from 512gb to 1tb? No one is saying those SSDs are Apple exclusive, they are however expensive.
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by akamel 7y ago
They are not 'suspicious' they really are that fast compared to the standard cheap SSDs. It's the difference between cheap SATA SSDs and expensive NVMe PCIe SSDs. Search for comps on any online retailer and you'll see ho
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by akamel 7y ago
Because they don't use slow SSDs. The read / write speeds on the SSD in the Macbook Pro are insane. see: https://www.macrumors.com/2018/07/13/2018-macbook-pro-fastes... we are talking at least 6x wh
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by akamel 8y ago
You are comparing screen sizes; you should instead compare physical device sizes. iphone xs max: 6.20 x 3.05 x 0.30 in and 208g ipad mini: 8.0 x 5.3 x 0.24 in and 298g
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by akamel 8y ago
it was a joke
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by akamel 8y ago
Use them only when you need them. I was really annoyed when my wife’s doctor freely prescribed her oxi after her delivery even though my wife never asked for it and never showed any sign of needing it. Having free flowing prescriptions is h
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by akamel 8y ago
DocuSign | Seattle, WA | Full-Time, Onsite | https://docusign.com DocuSign is changing how business gets done by empowering hundreds of thousands of companies and tens of millions of users in most countries around the world to s
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by akamel 9y ago
As a new parent, this is the use case I investigated spectacles for. I enjoy sending pictures and videos to my new born's grandparents but the phone does distract him. It is unfortunate that spectacles don't work well outside of s
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by akamel 10y ago
So I can make a malicious module called expres and another one called expresss and screw with ppls machines?
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by akamel 10y ago
It's mostly tech money and foreign investors. In addition 15$ hasn't taken full effect yet, it is a steady increase to 15 and will only reach that target in a few years.
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by akamel 11y ago
I had to use various versions of Lync for 9 years... copy/paste never worked!
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by akamel 11y ago
> For example, music is strictly forbidden in Islam, except for the beat of a drum. o.0 and that's in the Quran where? You talk with such certainty; seems to me _you_ are also very 'ignorant' of the Islamic Text
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by akamel 11y ago
was increasing capacity; enjoy and feedback welcome
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by akamel 11y ago
https://TaskMill.io is in early open preview; free for all > TaskMill's extreme microservices OSS platform. Check-in your scripts to GitHub and we turn each into an HTTP endpoint. See how we are building a Docker-powered
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by akamel 11y ago
This is very nice; and easy to read... one of my main qualms with Arabic fonts has been their jaggedness. The evenness of this font will not only make code and comments look beautiful; but also the web!
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by akamel 11y ago
when did the dumbing down of programming start? I'm all for code-reuse and componentization but common... recursion is programming 101!
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by akamel 11y ago
in the long run a few front runners will dominate; but right now diversity is good... it allows us to work out what works and what doesn't. the hardest part of making a framework isn't manpower; it's design, architecture, alg
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by akamel 12y ago
Hey nickreese; the data is way off. not onlt is basing it on zip not sufficient; but the data is not consistant with actual provider data. I put in my zip; was told I have WAVE as a provider in the area. 'thats news to me' so I go
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by akamel 12y ago
+1 I just couldn't read it! I know exactly what they are trying to say but it's painful
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by akamel 13y ago
I overall agree that bootstrap seems to cover most of these controls in a better way; that said, I think AlloyUI has css3 buttons that don't exhibit the 'loading' effect you described [click on css3 tab in the link you gave]
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by akamel 13y ago
Thank you; That clears it up :)
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by akamel 13y ago
The format is not identical! I was looking for a philosophical comparison between the standard (odata) and jsonapi; I am not seeing much more than a simplified response format (a transform really). Was hopping to see something more substant
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by akamel 13y ago
:) yes i'm very familiar with it...
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by akamel 13y ago
got it; so how would you compare it to odata?

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