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criddell
7mo ago
The liquid glass debacle seems minor compared to the crappy keyboard debacle five or ten years ago and that didn't really hurt them in the long run. I don't have a Mac but my tablet and phone are both running liquid glass and it&#
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7mo ago
What's an example of an ad promoting an eating disorder? Are ads for eating disorders more difficult to turn off than other types of ads?
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7mo ago
Of course it matters. All of these entities have limited budgets and personnel and almost unlimited ways they could apply those resources. They have to choose what to chase and they do that by deciding how big of a problem it is.
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7mo ago
The best desktop you could get has been around $10k going back all the way back to the PDP-8e (it could fit on most desks!).
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7mo ago
I thought they destroyed them all because they didn't want to have to provide the legally required parts and service for them. Now that they are in classic car territory, those requirements no longer exist.
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7mo ago
> A chat interface is just fundamentally incompatible with this. Isn't there a Chinese messaging service (Weixin?) that has been very successful in getting people to buy stuff through it?
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7mo ago
> the discussion will vary by community It seems like the culture and audience of each social media service is fairly unique. Is crossposting worth while for you? While every type of discussion does happen everywhere to some degree, the
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7mo ago
What's the accessibility story like? Do Unity applications work well with screen readers?
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7mo ago
I went through that a few years ago and it actually went pretty smoothly. There were a few UINT_PTR or DWORD_PTR changes I had to get used to and a couple of string glitches (we mostly used the _T() macro for strings and already used the _t
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7mo ago
I don't even mind dynamic ads if they are targeted to the page content and not on my browsing history. If I'm reading a page on how to repair my dishwasher, ads from dishwasher manufacturers or sellers make sense.
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8mo ago
Civilization is ending and you took time out of your apocalypse preparations to make a new account here? To write this? Where are your priorities? A couple years from now when you are shivering in a cave you aren't going to be thinking
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8mo ago
My takeaway was that VoA can be shutdown, it just needs to be done so according to the law.
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8mo ago
> being listed on public exchanges is not a requirement Aren’t there some factors that require a company to go public? For example, I think there’s a limit on the number of investors (1000?).
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8mo ago
Is the SLR part a requirement? Would a mirrorless camera work for you?
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8mo ago
You probably should ask about a particular program because there are as many answers to your question as there are programs. Even in a single school there are often several tracks. Some are very theory and math heavy, others are more practi
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8mo ago
Not halt, but slow the progression. https://www.nebraskamed.com/health/conditions-and-services/n...
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8mo ago
In my experience, when you return them Amazon refunds you and tells you to keep the book.
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8mo ago
December? I would have guessed it’s been longer than that.
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8mo ago
I’ve had lots of them break. Sometimes the jack was only attached to the board via solder joints which eventually break from fatigue.
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8mo ago
I always wonder how they justify stuff like that. What's the cost of producing those updates (including the opportunity cost of not doing something else) vs the value of the report?
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8mo ago
Would you make the same argument for classic UIs created with things like Borland's Turbo Vision framework? It's generally known as a TUI framework (including by Wikipedia).
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8mo ago
It must be a drag going through life as a cynic. The idea that constraints aid in creativity is not new.
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8mo ago
I thought it was inspirational as well. When he described making a folder called "Projects" it reminded me of that feeling I had after graduating from a TI-99/4A to a PC. The possibilities were endless. Different computers de
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8mo ago
Lighten up. He was a kid and he knows how silly that was.
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8mo ago
There were also commercial multi-user systems like Compuserve and Delphi.
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8mo ago
My kids went to a big football high school in Texas and it wouldn't surprise me if the admins there felt a lot of pressure around football. It generated a lot of money for the district and proceeds funded a lot of the arts programs (es
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8mo ago
In the Dolton school district (Chicago suburb), their superintendent makes $530k / year. Is that for the football team?
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8mo ago
In Texas, the superintendent of the big school districts all make around $400k.
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8mo ago
90 year olds must be excellent at falling then. At least way better than toddlers.
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8mo ago
Here you are giving away billion dollar ideas.
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