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by andor 6y ago
Which sites don't work for you? Even GSuite works better for me in Firefox. Slides stays smooth even when scrolling through large presentations and it never locks up (like Chrome does).
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At least based on my usage, it breaks very few sites. SSO via OAuth still works fine, because OAuth uses redirects instead of cookies.
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That's why I'm always hesitant executing .pkg installers. Luckily, the .app in most .pkg files can simply be extracted on the command line using xar.
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That's not how I read it. He clearly states that he understands the value of work-life balance, but there are work places where work is just not the #1 priority during business hours anymore. And that's totally fine and I'
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'Revenge bedtime procrastination' could be robbing you of precious sleep time(edition.cnn.com)
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Original article in the screenshot: http://avherald.com/h?article=4e2fd449&opt=0
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" It doesn't seem to make sense that women are more likely to be driving the struck vehicle " This depends on the population under observation. Given all struck vehicles, I also cannot imagine that women are more likely to be
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I have to disagree, and I don't think the first world vs. third world comparison is helpful. Bricks are quite common in Europe, at least for buildings up to a certain height. The resulting buildings here (in Germany) offer higher livin
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" From my own experience, my HRV is low when I'm not doing anything - and why wouldn't it be? I'm not _doing_ anything. I have no need for sudden changes when I'm typing on a keyboard. " It's not about whe
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Can you explain why you think this will happen to undersized teams more often? If it's an indication that something is wrong with the team, I think that's still helpful. For instance, if the team does not have the right experience
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A few years ago, Oneplus service replaced the battery in my phone for a very low fee. It was done quickly and totally worth it.
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"It's not that hard to compete with AWS. AWS is scatterbrained and provides a really bad UX and as-is integrations where the "is" is not great." A lot of enterprise buying decisions come down to: "AWS/Az
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"and the fact that it turns more than 360 degrees means the gearing is fixed -and- linear" Not sure what you mean exactly, but it's not true that only assist power can be modulated. BMW cars with "Active Steering"
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I think you fell for a trickster. "A small Fiat 126p, going 45 km per hour, was driven into a concrete wall. The bumper was not damaged. The driver wore no seatbelts. The inertial reaction, which should have thrown him onto the hood,
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"The United States has always been a free country" (for white people)
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Interesting, does this also apply to externally applied over-the-counter antifungals such as Clotrimazole or Bifonazole?
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Is that what your workplace is like? 1. Product managers should manage products, not teams . Certainly they should not "own their team". Managing their product means deciding what gets built and why. Generally, there is a balance
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That's a rather distasteful argument to make and reminds me of Covid deniers blaming underlying medical conditions for deaths. Kinetic energy is m*v^2, so yes 20% makes quite a difference. Also, what's the point of a speed limit o
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"If I send you a series of electrical pulses and that causes your systems to do something stupid, that's your problem." That depends on your intent. If you purposefully send the pulses in order to cause damage, that would g
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It's trivial to observe runtime behavior with a debugger. If you use constructor injection as it is recommended, just add a breakpoint in the constructor and start the app in the debugger. @Component public class Foo { public
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Good point. Fossil cars are also more efficient at lower RPMs. Designing the gears such that they can cruise at highway speeds with low RPMs incidentally allows the cars to go way past speed limits as well, if they have enough extra power.
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I recommend searching for "vitamin c training adaptation" on Google Scholar. You'll get a few results plus a list of citations for each result (click "cited by"). The citations help to put each paper into context.
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No Bluetooth LE Audio. Less battery than a Sony. Lame ;-)
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I have heard better arguments in scientific discourse ;-) Given that vitamin C supplementation is generally understood to inhibit some training adaptations (e.g. reduced skeletal muscle growth), it sounds reasonable to me that it might also
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Fair point, but I have used Zoom and GoToMeeting’s integrations with Outlook and there may be some similar (or identical) features, but the experience with Teams is a far more integrated experience in Outlook. As far as I understand, it i
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I read this as: why should it be in product A (which we are working on) and not in product B (which someone else is building)?
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I mean, how do you even manage to break curl... Depending on where you tried to write to, you might need to grant "Full Disk Access" permission to your Terminal app.
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HiSilicon's Kirin chips use Cortex microarchitecture and are very competitive. I didn't follow recent releases, but I remember that the Kirin 970 was way ahead of the Snapdragon and Exynos chips at the time, both in terms of perfo
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Garmin watches allow downloading activities as .fit files via USB. New routes can be uploaded as .gpx files the same way. Not super convenient but it works.
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This guy focuses on prevention through proper nutrition: https://nutritionfacts.org/2011/09/12/dr-gregers-2011-optimu...

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