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Did people not understand that the lack of "for" in that sentence was a pun about rooting Android?
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Outstanding pun
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I have a used Land Rover, got a great price on it, and it's been a very solid vehicle for my needs. Your assertion is dripping with bias, overly generalized, stereotyping, and is incredibly ignorant.
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Be patient. There's about to be a glut of available vehicles [1] in the near future. The boat market is also showing the same signs. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/gen-z-millennials-...
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I was looking at purchasing a newer, used Land Rover a few months back from a Land Rover dealership (one that had a sterling reputation prior to a buy out). The sheet of non-negotiable fees was rolled out, which raised the price nearly $5,0
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for me at least it's less about control and more about comprehension, and the hidden costs of a lack thereof
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My one and only beef with frameworks like this is that one ends up learning the idioms of the framework to deploy as a first class citizen, then when faced with deployment issues, having to learn the basics of the target cloud platform as a
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It's incredible how this perception persists completely devoid of nuance or understanding.
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I'm so very over people tying their identity to their takes on covid and the vaccines. It's unoriginal thought at best, at worst it's primitive and thoughtless tribalism.
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Perfectly balanced, until you lose a bit.
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their onboard networks are frequently oversaturated amd. most of the boats in service are over 20 years old and lack the infrastructure, with wifi networks pieced together with cheap consumer grade hardware. The RC cruise I went on for my b
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Same on Android with Brave. Seems a safe assumption that mobile is an afterthought for the product.
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Ask HN: Best Watch for Tracking Health That Doesn't Share Data
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Rush is great. But you're absolutely right. It is whole-hog and very prescriptive. I personally prefer being closer to the bare metal and using pnpm straight up.
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> With Yarn Workspaces, installing packages across workspaces becomes faster and lighter. Additionally, it prevents package duplication across workspaces and also makes it possible to create links between directories that depend on each
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it was a very wise choice.
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Fingerprint scanner on the side please, ala Galaxy S10e.
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I wonder if something like this https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-tv-hat/ could be used with the RPi capability
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Plasmas still have the best motion representation on screen. LCD software tries hard, but still odd and noticeable.
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In fairness it wasn't a jab, but an objective observation. There were no personal attacks, merely suggestions based on observation. If we can suggest that an attentive list (where we've yet to define if a fictional candidate would
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These days the companies are interviewed just as much as, if not more than, the candidates. It's the new reality, or at least current reality. Pushing back against it will push that position to the bottom of the pile for (anecdotally)
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this comes across poor. it makes you sound more like The drummer on a Roman galleon, than someone leading other developers towards a goal. if a perspective developer adds value to your company and your product, but happens to care about thi
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This looks geared towards the UK crowd but doesn't explicitly say so anywhere (that I could find, on mobile). Since it doesn't use the familiar .co.uk domain, it wasn't obvious initially. Then I saw "boot" and then
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The James Webb Space Telescope Runs JavaScript, Apparently
(theverge.com)
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The internet is forever, as they say.
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> Years later, for many, Jordan’s brand is intrinsically tied to this choice. I really dislike this kind of journalism. How many is "many"? Is it just the author and their circle? Is it just people who insist that everything is
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very true. in my area it's related to Zillow and the iBuyers swallowing property and inflating rent artificially.
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My parents are boomers and frequently talk about the 2020s being 70s dejavu. My father entered his 20s in in 1968, and the tail end of his 20s in a deep recession and purchased a modest home in 1976 at a blistering 14% on 30 year fixed. His
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This seems unrelated to the parent and a bit of soapboxing.
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As I had mentioned, it requires using a Lambda Layer. See: https://github.com/hayd/deno-lambda/blob/2d90756a0f18b57f16e... Using your own image (i.e. without using the base AWS image with the layer) you'
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