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by cromka 6mo ago
> They sell to the EU, so they have to follow their regulations. If they don't, the devices can be seized by customs. Seized by customs because they don't offer 2y warranty or include USB charger? No. That's ridiculous. Yo
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by cromka 6mo ago
> Regardless of where they are located. Absolutely not true at all.
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by cromka 6mo ago
> Buying a domain is not something you have to do daily to require any kind of automation. Sorry, but no, you totally miss the fact there are domain farms which buy the dropped domains and then offer them up for sale. Bots now use AI to
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by cromka 6mo ago
There's was no argument in that comment, just a display of pretentiousness. Also, this wasn't name calling, just plain sarcasm. "Badass" , if meant literally, is a positive adjective. You're being ridiculous.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Or unless you need to reenter password/offer fingerprint after certain amount of time. Which, I think, should be the actual standard, and typically is with the apps like Bitwarden.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Agreed. Although speaking from the memory, the chapter on keeping wife happy is best not taken literally in modern day and age. It dated considerably, considering how women are way independent nowadays, even if at the time it was relevant.
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by cromka 6mo ago
As an European who's lived in the US, Spirit was actually just as "good" as Ryanair. Sure, you can hate on both of them, but they're cheap and moce you from place to place. I can endure any discomfort for 3h if it meant
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by cromka 6mo ago
And then you have RyanAir in Europe with no credit card or loyalty program offerings. They did have a loyalty subscription program, but it cost more than it generated. Best not to generalize.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Sounds like a perfect way to agitate the community going against the established culture like that.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Terrorism is also a societal problem, not a military one. This was never a problem for them.
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by cromka 6mo ago
It shouldn't be your responsibility, just like several dozens of other interventions shouldn't. Yet here we are. Also, why are you talking about this particular ship when I'm clearly talking about piracy at large in this regi
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by cromka 6mo ago
My hot take: if there's one thing one could wish US would use their military for, is fixing the piracy in this region once and forever, mostly by forcing Somali to do so.
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by cromka 6mo ago
That's why I said effectively . It implies that while it's not actual price increase, but effectively it is you were after the cheapest model, which was the most sold config by large, per reports. It's as if all apartments w
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by cromka 6mo ago
That's exactly why there's a ton of different benchmarking suites used for evaluating hardware performance. I reckon we'll have similar suites comparing different aspects of models. And, at some point, we'll be dealing w
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by cromka 6mo ago
It's effectively a price increase because one gets mere 256GB of SSD for 200 USD more.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Honestly, the less Apple made apps, the better for the ecosystem and the quality of the apps in general. Apple's recent "sherlocked" apps are not good quality at all, but they make it substantially more difficult for 3rd part
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by cromka 6mo ago
Yes, but indirectly, since in order to maintain green card they have to be on US soil for the bigger part of the year, which implies tax residency. That having said, not everyone spends 6 months to maintain their card and without a reasonab
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by cromka 6mo ago
What about recapturing about 2 years of unused H1B and coming back to US for a new position? Does the employer still need to issue the 100k fee? I would imagine they don't, since the visa is already issued, technically speaking?
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by cromka 6mo ago
Did you listen to the end of that video? That's where i got surprised, the lyrics were just a build up.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Actually not! Lyrics aside, it's a banger.l, especially towards the end. If this was crated by any tech house/electro flash producer, Tiga for example, it would be huge.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Idk, man, I beg to differ: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCR2BlygrTP/?igsh=c203NmQwYnI...
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by cromka 6mo ago
sounds like you haven't heard of fingerprinting yet and how specific it is
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by cromka 6mo ago
Call me crazy but both Google and MS started doing weird things like that since about the dinner at Trump. Did you know that Google Chrome now happily asks you to store your ID/Passport information on top of all the information they of
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by cromka 6mo ago
Yeah. Germany is the only nation who actually learned from its troubled past. I would never trust a Serbian or Japanese with serious army, though.
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by cromka 6mo ago
Exactly, some serious bonuses would be paid out
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by cromka 6mo ago
20% cost overrun is nothing if you look at the typical cost overrun of a US infrastructure project. UES extension in NYC a prime example of that. And 3 years late? How about 50 years late?
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by cromka 6mo ago
As a Pole: it was bad before they stepped up. I am happy to see Germany becoming a stronger force in the region.
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by cromka 6mo ago
You don't need a computer to develop Android apps?
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by cromka 6mo ago
ThinkPads support ECC? I am seriously surprised to hear that. I see that P16 Gen2 does, at least. Wow.
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by cromka 6mo ago
This is probably only a matter of proper device tree, at least for the ARM.

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