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by bengale 6y ago
If someone with the resources to hunt me with a robot wants me dead I’m sure they could also afford some terrifying merc to do it too.
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by bengale 6y ago
I think that 30% is much less important to them when compared to epic/tencent attempt to get their own stores.
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by bengale 6y ago
Internal discussions about how tone deaf their response is.
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by bengale 6y ago
Yeah it works like the sort of startup programs you can get from a lot of providers. If you’re income is under a threshold for that year your rate is discounted. It’s not a tax so doesn’t work in levels, if you no longer meet the requiremen
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by bengale 6y ago
I’d take a guess that the reason their current ad campaign is coming across so tone deaf is because a lot of Facebook employees are having to spin themselves a story to justify their own morality while working there. This story is now meeti
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by bengale 6y ago
Whomever is helps or doesn’t help Facebook should not be entitled to surveil me without my informed consent.
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by bengale 6y ago
> They didn't actually click on the link and read anything Bingo.
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by bengale 6y ago
What do you think may account for the lack of take up iof oData?
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by bengale 6y ago
Sounds like a similar idea to the way the UK broke BTs hold on the internet market. They were forced to split the infrastructure into BT OpenReach and then BT joins all the other ISPs in paying for the lines from OpenReach.
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by bengale 6y ago
I get the impression they don’t care if you enjoy using it, just that you are using it so they can continue to capture the data. They know most people aren’t going anywhere.
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by bengale 6y ago
I cant seem to get onto the GCP portal either.
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by bengale 6y ago
My wife detests football, and audibly groaned when I said I wanted to give an episode of that a go. We both ended up loving it and can't wait for series two. Seriously good show.
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by bengale 6y ago
I don’t frequent car forums but I always wonder if it’s the same over there. Every time a new Mercedes comes out do a bunch of people start complaining about how a Ford is cheaper or something? It’s like people struggle to grasp the idea of
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by bengale 6y ago
I had similar feelings about a lot of top comments in here, and more generally about this place recently. I don’t know if it’s just an influx of users but things feel different these days.
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by bengale 6y ago
We use 1Password for our team and it’s been great.
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by bengale 6y ago
I use medichecks. I order the tests I want, a nurse comes and takes my blood at home, then a few days later I get results emailed to me and a brief rundown from a doctor that’s looked them over. If there’s any problems I can take it up with
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by bengale 6y ago
> Is that impersonal? Is it wrong in some way? It's my own very, very private way of keeping people in my life. I don't see it as not genuine or fake. I agree with you, I do something like this on a much smaller scale to try an
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by bengale 6y ago
Yes, but as with all of these things, if you're nervous have a chat with your GP.
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by bengale 6y ago
From my perspective as I weigh up whether to stop buying my staff x86 Macs and get them these new M1s, it's this rosetta layer that really appeals to me. From what I can tell so far not only are they going to be able to run any softwar
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by bengale 6y ago
Isn't windows for arm restricted to OEM on Microsoft's side?
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by bengale 6y ago
The problem is a battery engineer can't seem to explain this to people here who are ostensibly smart people, though that does somewhat go out of the window when apple is the subject it seems. How on earth could they be expected to expl
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by bengale 6y ago
> If you buy an ARM mac, it would be ideal to run ARM instances in the datacenter, but those are uncommon and expensive. Graviton2 instances are cheaper to run.
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by bengale 6y ago
Can you imagine how frustrating it must have been at Apple knowing what you had and having to deal with intel’s crap over the last year or two.
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by bengale 6y ago
In my experience there is only three options to bootstrap successfully. You can sell, your cofounder can sell, or you can afford to hire someone who can sell. The idea that if you build it they will come needs to die, these situations are e
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by bengale 6y ago
Nah I work with a lot of Mac users and I’ve not heard any complaints yet. This is just the internet effect I think, people like to complain about things.
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by bengale 6y ago
It has that now.
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by bengale 6y ago
Yes.
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by bengale 6y ago
Thats strange, I run 2 34" displays from mine and haven't seen that. Did you upgrade or clean install? Must be an absolute nightmare trying to handle every possible configuration someones Mac could be in. I dont envy the devs.
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by bengale 6y ago
Graviton2 is looking really compelling in our tests. At this point we plan to migrate all of our instances over the next year and we’re going to want arm machines locally to develop with. It’s starting to come together.
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by bengale 6y ago
Higher sustained speeds, larger battery, brighter screen, better mic/speakers, Touch Bar.

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