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by carlosdp 7y ago
> Cernan speculated that the lander’s ascent module had been short-fueled on purpose: “A lot of people thought about the kind of people we were: ‘Don’t give those guys an opportunity to land, ‘cause they might!’” I've always loved t
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I don't think they can just do that with ISOs? Pretty sure the valuation has to be audited iirc
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Don't even centralize it all in one facility, just store it on-site.
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I don't think those are relevant at all? Those are package repositories, this is a decentralized repo pull request system, basically.
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by carlosdp 7y ago
The only issue I've had with external monitors are sometimes it has random flickers, but reconnecting it fixes it. Pixelbook hardware is pretty decent. That said, finding a good USB-C to HDMI adapter is tricky (can't use the apple
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by carlosdp 7y ago
My Pixelbook was $600 on sale, it's why I tried it out before going for a new Mac, and I just stuck with it
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Which it should be noted happens in practice a lot with tech companies hitting exchanges already, so it's not a huge change from the norm.
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by carlosdp 7y ago
> And the Council of Institutional Investors has argued (pdf) that LTSE’s voting mechanism could hurt shareholders by giving too much power to founders. I mean, the most high-profile tech stocks to hit the market as of late already give
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I think YMMV on this, cause I also know of a lot of repos that explicitly close any issues that are support requests because they fill up the issue list so quickly. I think having it separate as in SO is still going to be the move unless
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Well they're already owned by Microsoft, so same deal =P
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I don't think this is meant to attract people who are ok with managing a Linux distro as their desktop today, I think it's for people like me that need a Unix environment for development, but want something that "just works&q
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I'm using Crostini, so yea I'm using the container
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I think a lot of people underestimate how cool this actually is. I use a Pixelbook now as a main dev device (used to use a Mac like everyone else in the valley). With Linux in ChromeOS, this thing now runs basically 3 OSs (Chrome/Web P
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Sure, but now it's literally just a button click and it's in the same environment as ChromeOS, no need to reboot to switch between.
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by carlosdp 7y ago
I don't think it does. Linux is run in an isolated VM and debian is run in a container exposed to the user. The only filesystem interactions between ChromeOS and Linux are via Fuse and can only be transferred between environments from
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Battery life, convenience of being able to wipe the whole thing and having your settings restored completely (if you're ok with storing everything with Google, of course)
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Battery, browsers are a huge power hog and ChromeOS is basically just Chrome as an OS ui, so it's heavily optimized and running a browser tab doesn't effect battery as much as it would on a Mac, for example. I use a Pixelbook now
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by carlosdp 7y ago
> Their goal is clearly to avoid having people moving to Linux as a development platform, and keep them on Windows. I think it's the opposite. There's little danger that Windows shops are going to move to Linux. However, I know
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by carlosdp 7y ago
Ah 15-213, these labs were the most well designed assignments I ever had in college.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
You misread the OP, the husband was attacked by another person, the husband and the wife identified the attacker as the defendant.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I think it's more about context switching than time. I might be on a roll writing something and then have to change context for a few minutes to wait for someone to ask a question, and by then I lost my train of thought.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I assume this is getting upvoted because the headline reads as if Google is killing off instant apps, which is not what this says.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Pixelbook is actually really solid.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Yea I would very much like Pixelbook development to continue, I'm loving it as a main dev device.
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Spotify is a PWA
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by carlosdp 8y ago
The price is right there on the page? $1 for 100 approvals (additional SMS cost not included)
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Netflix paying zero tax wasn't actually a loophole, afaik, it was because revenues were re-invested in growth, which includes hiring more people and paying more for infrastructure and such, which is something we want American companies
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by carlosdp 8y ago
I don't think a lot of L4 and higher engineers at Google are very concerned about stack, that's what makes them the "MLB". At a certain point, the tooling shouldn't really be very important, it's the ability fo
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by carlosdp 8y ago
Huh, cool observation
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by carlosdp 8y ago
> An ecosystem that doesn’t seem concerned with performance, user experience, privacy, or pushing computing forward. What? Chrome was more performant that any browser at the time it was released and it's still pretty good. It also b

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