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I can’t wait for the day where Starlink becomes available and to call my ISP to cancel only to have them reduce my rate to be on par with that of Starlinks. I’m tempted to still say no even if they offer the service at half price. All these
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I bought fantastical quite a few years ago for something like $10... single payment. Still works. They have offerings for 6.99 cad a month. How many QoL are you willing to buy? You’re essentially paying $10 for a netflix subscription only i
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Source on the claim?
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I took a look at the demo of the graphing library that is used and it seems there are some performance issues. Does anyone know how these might be fixed? https://js.cytoscape.org/demos/colajs-graph/
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> Really though, the focus on them is a distraction from the much larger slip by the entire financial system. Exactly. I also watched the recent CNBC interview with Chamath Palihapitiya [1]. I would like to it, but CNBC keeps taking it d
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I don’t understand how all of a sudden the shift was made onto the insolvency of RH and that the discussion is less about the original conditions that led up to this. I just finished watching a video from Louis Rossmann [1] as well as one f
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It may not be typical of employees at FAANG companies but what OP mentions is far from unimaginable for many other non FAANG companies.
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To be honest, I don't think I've seen anyone claim that TV X connects to unsecured hotspots. The claims I see are that it is possible. It's a matter of time before this is the norm.
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Re: How do you plan for the future when nobody can accurately predict the future? It isn't so much 'planning for the future' as it is documenting the present. What are the things that you are doing _today_ which haven't
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This is not the solution. Adding a PiHole to your network is not the solution. Disabling features in other places of your network is not the solution. What if Samsung decides that it will try to connect to open networks for updates or what
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I’ve seen this type of behaviour before. To be completely honest, I have associated the release of new Google initiatives with headlines that say they are shutting down 12-24 months later.
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Can some ELI5 what this means? Is this the explanation for why the markets have been exploding in such turbulent times?
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Anyone have any idea what he’s referring to when he brings up his use of tools?
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Do you have any examples or links to code samples?
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Does the fact that it is integrated into iOS keyboard have any implications? WlWhat kind of data does this have access to when I send gifs from iOS keyboard?
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It's not, and it cannot ben deployed in increments. What OP and many people are missing is that a lot of us don't work on cool and hip new apps. Some people aren't in a osition to push incremental changes to a payroll system.
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Do you recommend any resources that I can read regarding the defanging of unions?
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> Video games are in development for 2-3 years, and stay on the market for 5+ years with no planned recompiles. Do video game makers plan for updates? Am I getting this wrong, or are patches and such deployed without a game recompile?
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For someone considering their next build with a usecase of: - programming, docker, golang - gaming can anyone recommend a resource for determining the relative performance of processors? With all the new of how well AMD is doing, I’m still
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I bought the 2018 MBP and also agree. The keyboard has been a disaster. I’ve had it replaced 4 times now and won’t be looking back at their laptops anytime soon. The resale value has completely gone away for a 3500 purchase. Shame.
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Is there anything that people outside of the US should download now in order to get access to software?
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Do you have any references for the old-school assembly obfuscation?
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Source on the mentioned abuse of access?
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I’m not sure I grasp the situation. Does this mean that third parties can modify DNS entries?
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Do you have some sort of timeline for this “sucking of wealth from European nations”? What are some of the actions/consequences as you see them?
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So that another company can replace them?
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> Right now, those tools let you download data directly to your hard drive, but the hope is that the project’s code could allow the data to be ported directly to another service. Anyone think that we may eventually not find a big “allow
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Can the use of the term “surprise mechanics” not in itself lead to some definition of gambling? eg.: Gamblers continuously perform some behaviour in order to activate some sort of “surprise circuit” within the mind? Surely their definition
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This. I have 7 distinct repairs so far. Every one of these involves a back up, checking in at the Apple Store, explaining what the issue is, having the staff run “diagnostics” only to find nothing wrong with the computer, my having to tell
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Is this torque in the same sense of the word as “ability to move objects”? Is StarTrek happening?
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