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91.
by coob 8y ago
The BBC publish magazines but I wouldn't describe them as a print publisher. They're a broadcaster.
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by coob 9y ago
Nice job Gumby
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by coob 9y ago
They don't
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by coob 9y ago
> aux doesn't inherently require any electricit Yes I'm sure those headphone drivers magically shake themselves.
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by coob 9y ago
Where is this setting? I remember it being on an old beta (7/8) but I thought it was removed? Edit: Found it. "Wi-Fi Assist" in Settings > Cellular / Mobile Data > Scroll past all the apps > "Wi-Fi Assist&q
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by coob 9y ago
Batteries don't need rare earth metals and neither do newer electric motors.
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by coob 9y ago
There's no such thing as 'Britishness in the genetic sense'. Idris Elbra is as British as they come.
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by coob 9y ago
Real artists ship
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by coob 9y ago
You can't always easily tell when someone is going to be a pain to work with on an interpersonal level.
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by coob 9y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. This is demonstrably better than what already exists in the ways mentioned. I don't understand the 'shit on something new because there are similar things' mentality. It is the antithesis of the hacker
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by coob 9y ago
Desktop Safari has had reader mode since at least 2014.
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by coob 9y ago
It pays for itself when you sell the house.
103.
by coob 9y ago
I remember being amazed the first time you could have a Quicktime player window playing live video and also being slow genie-effected to the dock if you held down the shift key as you minimised the window.
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by coob 9y ago
Here's an interesting article on how Rugby is ignoring CTE: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/rugbyunion/11857548/Rugby-u...
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by coob 9y ago
Like the idea of appear.in but it really pegs CPU
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by coob 9y ago
The real kicker is that an AI controlled aircraft wouldn't be as limited in manoeuvrability as one that has to sustain a human.
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by coob 10y ago
> Also I don't think there is a language called "Western". Going by the ISO 639 code I think that's supposed to be West Frisian
108.
by coob 10y ago
You won't hear any good answer because there isn't one.
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by coob 10y ago
On a simple level, RICE scoring can help: https://blog.intercom.com/rice-simple-prioritization-for-pro...
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by coob 10y ago
This is how I do 'Ian's knot': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbaHxsilsKI
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by coob 10y ago
That was the central premise behind Karhoo - an idea with a good long term future only to be seriously mismanaged at the senior level leading to failure.
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by coob 10y ago
Probably in the works for a while?
113.
by coob 10y ago
Doesn't seem fair to base a test on using Chrome when Apple bundles a more power efficient browser with the OS.
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by coob 10y ago
appear.in regularly pegs my CPU at 100% :(
115.
by coob 10y ago
Does anyone know where I can find out more about the tunnel / high rise compensation mentioned in the article?
116.
by coob 10y ago
That only covers income tax - social security contributions are heavy (but deductible from the income tax).
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by coob 10y ago
> I am of the opinion that a Pro machine does not need to be the thinnest available model. Good, because it isn't: http://apple.com/macbook
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by coob 10y ago
Both Clinton and Sanders were against the TPP?
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by coob 10y ago
It's called a History degree.
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by coob 10y ago
Leaseholds that long usually come with a share of the freehold.

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