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by balls187 6y ago
I see that OP is the creator of the product. This post comes across as defensive. Seems like you got some valuable feedback--you may not agree with it, but then take it with a grain of salt. The 2nd reviewer self identifies as being your ta
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by balls187 6y ago
Have you driven Tesla and other comparable EV's? From my experience, Tesla's tech (I drive a VW) is ahead of their competition pretty handily. The new Ford Mustang Mach looks competitive, but even that is still at least 9 months a
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by balls187 6y ago
> I've always found Nikon to be lacking in competitive models with Canon Over at Fred Miranda and DPR, canon shooters always lament about the lack of competitiveness Canon was regarding Nikon glass.
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by balls187 6y ago
I'm so glad to hear she is okay. Amazing how effective those child proof containers are at vexing adults, and how ineffective they are for children.
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by balls187 6y ago
YouTube is driven by ad revenue. The corporate entity is very much tuned towards that. Certain videos decrease ad revenue, and ML has identified which topics do so, and have now fed an AI algorithm to ban them.
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by balls187 6y ago
> a corporate entity to decide what information An AI algorithm.
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by balls187 6y ago
> When it’s all said and done, a basic $10 meal ends up being $20+ through DoorDash after the upcharged food items, delivery fee, service fee, and tip. If said restaurant paid a standard of living wage that $10 meal would probably be clo
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by balls187 6y ago
Macbook Pro user since 2007. I use Chromium Edge. Runs great on my Intel 16" MBP.
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by balls187 6y ago
> but I'd still want to be asked. "By default, iCloud automatically keeps your Health app data, including health records, up to date across your devices." This is different from your interpretation (opt-in versus opt-out).
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by balls187 6y ago
Thanks. I agree with your concern. Apple's support answer paints a different picture. "Your HealthKit data, including your health records, remains under your complete control. You can choose to use iCloud to keep your data up to d
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by balls187 6y ago
What about Apple's privacy do you disagree with?
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by balls187 6y ago
What is it you're looking for in a smartwatch?
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by balls187 6y ago
Wow, this brings back memories. I had my Playstation 1 hard modded, at a local shop near the Tacoma Mall. I "convinced" my dad to buy a CD Recorder because I could "copy my own Playstation games." It was an HP 2X externa
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by balls187 6y ago
Are you the only "Engineer" or the only "Full-Time Engineer" (i.e. employee)? First, neglecting meetings is a huge miss. If you believe they are unnecessary, it's your responsibility to explain why, and to provide a
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by balls187 6y ago
Why? Because it was installed illegally. Change the law, and/or file an injunction to stop it's removal if that is your wish. But I firmly believe that The Rule of Law matters in our country. Specific to this case, it's not a
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by balls187 6y ago
Standard caveats apply (i.e. WebRTC is unsupported outside safari)
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by balls187 6y ago
Sure, but this is about great engineers.
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by balls187 6y ago
As https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=toast0 stated, check your phone cables, they should be cat5e or even cat6. With new construction you almost should have a levitron panel near by.
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by balls187 6y ago
Thanks. I neglected to mention that my home uses Cat5e for phone, but as far as I can tell, there is no central point that I can access. I do own, so I don't mind running wires. Though I am being honest, back in 2003, I ran my own Ethe
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by balls187 6y ago
Gig to your domicile is fine, but getting it to various rooms is not a straight forward challenge. I tried the latest Ethernet over Power and it was abysmal. Wifi5 is good when close to the AP. At this point it's wiring for Cat6 in ord
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by balls187 6y ago
I do appreciate your candor, however it is clear that GH engages in "kinda shitty" business practices.
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by balls187 6y ago
Speaking about BK, the liquid they used to make the soft-serve was most certainly refrigerated. Logically though, refrigeration based transport is not a concern for any fast food company. They use ingredients that absolutely must be transpo
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by balls187 6y ago
Worked at BK. #1 hated task was cleaning the broiler. #2 cleaning the shake machine
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by balls187 6y ago
Not a Lawywer: What law is he breaking (relative to both the US and Germany)? In US criminal law, there is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which has very specific narrow provisions, including the test of "has to intentionally cause d
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by balls187 6y ago
> The worst have either only been concerned with their personal advancement, or would just make the team basically fend for itself. It's those worst ones who end up in upper management precisely for those reasons.
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by balls187 6y ago
I got a quest 2 (yesterday), and I did not have to use a Facebook account to login. I was able to use my Oculus account. I did receive a notice that in 2023 the Oculus Account would be deprecated however.
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by balls187 6y ago
Probably to allow more people to use existing charging cables, and accessories, as a way to limit e-waste. I dunno if I buy that rationale, but they certainly were touting e-waste as the reason for omitting the pack-ins.
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by balls187 6y ago
The shade at Fortnite was hilarious.
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by balls187 6y ago
The 940-81 is Hakapella Damasteel https://www.jerzeedevil.com/threads/benchmade-gold-class-940...
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by balls187 6y ago
The ergo's are personal pref, (although Spyderco always edges out in total quality). I have a collectors version of the 940 (940-81), and def get what you're saying about the ergonomics.

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