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6y ago
You can’t answer the question until it exits!
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6y ago
I’ll look into it, I would love to have that functionality back
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6y ago
I wonder what % of their users are developers only begrudgingly sticking around for iOS builds.
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6y ago
Windows search turning into bing search is one of the most frustrating little things. You used to be able to instantly pull up files by name but now it just dumps you random garbage from the internet.
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6y ago
Windows 8 is a good example of why that might not work.
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6y ago
It also looks bad on my iPhone. Very little content but a long page
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6y ago
Reading on mobile was just fine
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7y ago
I wonder if the logos with the red handle in the eye then on the back of the neck was foreshadowing
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7y ago
How about “The 2020 iPhone 6”? Just year-product-size.
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7y ago
We still need someone to do it.
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7y ago
I wonder how much we would need to subsidize. As it is the junk mail is adding that money into the system for us. This seems like a valid idea to look further into.
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7y ago
Okay, the article’s point is that their position as a semi government agency gives them an unfair advantage vs their private competitors. Of course it does.
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“The Postal Service receives NO tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.” https://facts.usps.com/top-facts/
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7y ago
Unrelated to this specific article: The USPS is a crucial part of the US infrastructure. The thought that we could loose it over mail in ballot voting is a sick joke.
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My favorite example is some religions still forbidding pork even though our understanding of food safety has changed so dramatically.
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7y ago
They should live in the case when they’re not in your ears. I’ve never lost mine.
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7y ago
The lifecycle of a social media should be measured by some % of pairs of children and their parents both using it. It’s an instant buzzkill.
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7y ago
I'm looking forward to the "For Dummies" book
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7y ago
I also assume that the mechanical setup wouldn’t be sufficient as it was designed to move on the scale of a whole day, not tracking flying objects
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7y ago
I have mine set to be a mostly blank page with a clock. SuperEvilNew tab is another chrome extension that lets you place arbitrary HTML on the new tab page, and in your case you could you define an empty page with some background color.
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7y ago
I was only familiar with it in engineering terms, like “signal attenuation” over a long wire. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attenuation
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7y ago
My go to is meditation music, hums, drones, no drums, and no vocals. It’s like white noise but less grating.
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7y ago
I tried it in a restaurant once with a conversation with the word “hottub” about 30 times. Two of the three of us at the table got hottub ads on google minutes later. I’m looking forward to the documentary in 20 something years about the th
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7y ago
It looks like a videogame incorrectly rendering a “low level of detail” model when the player is too close.
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7y ago
Thanks for the explanation!
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7y ago
Why not, then, build a motherboard with many processor slots that can handle the linking then use traditionally sized processors? I don’t have the background here and am curious.
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7y ago
That article says that he told it “did you call the sherifs?” ...then it called the sherif.
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7y ago
Let’s not forget about smart phones with always on microphones, voice assistant speakers, IoT devices, and laptop webcams. What a world we’ve built!
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7y ago
It’s easier now than ever. The difference is that normal people don’t venture off the big websites now.
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7y ago
Cute stab, but the expression isn’t literal and you know that. Explaining concepts without unnecessary jargon is a reasonable request since there are different levels of background knowledge in any audience. The parent comment to your reply
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