csydas

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by csydas 10y ago
No, I don't think that's accurate. I'm glad the parent posted that as I was about to do a similar write up and they saved me a good couple minutes, but the headlines as provided are a bit of a jump - as I'm not a UK citi
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by csydas 10y ago
Perhaps cynnical of me but I would assume such an escrow would be eternally underfunded. The whole point of sponsored research is to be able to frame the question and by extension the research. It is probably how it should be but I doubt y
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by csydas 10y ago
>I trust an insurance company and healthcare provider because they are adversaries. Insurance vs insurance, insurance vs provider, provider vs provider. They're being driven with competition and ultimately greed. If one of them does
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by csydas 10y ago
Well the missing part is the dedication to ideals and to the greater good of all life that was supposed to be core to the federation. I realize Star Trek is fantasy, but the reason people are more at ease with the omnipresence of technolog
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by csydas 10y ago
Nope, supposed to be open. I think their idea was FaceTime on every device, kind of like hangouts.
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by csydas 10y ago
I think the issue here is, as many other have pointed out, that the imbalanced/weight problem for washing machines has been a solved problem for nearly 50 years. It's fine that we're moving away from all mechanical detection
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by csydas 10y ago
Try it on mobile. Doubly worse on an iPhone 4s screen when you have the top and bottom fifths covered with an ad. I also agree the warnings were apt but the accompanying advice didn't really address the issue well. I deal with other pe
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by csydas 10y ago
I would agree that it's not "solved", but I do think that there are many non-paid solutions that will satisfy the majority of small to medium businesses. Slack-likes seemed to be pretty popular for awhile, and most are featur
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by csydas 10y ago
Reread, the commenter was referring to when prices were up in respect to missed payments.
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by csydas 10y ago
Well, working support for software company where we often do just that sometimes, the reasoning is different. Often times update to latest version is simply the fastest and safest solution to many problems, since why bother with fixes and
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by csydas 10y ago
I think it reflects the reality of what people apparently consider great: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_inventors Though, admittedly after Edison, Carver, Whitney, Franklin, Moorse, I ran out of peopl
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by csydas 10y ago
Yes, and the search results show that there are. I'm not sure why you're even questioning this and not just looking at the search results beyond the color of the people in the paintings: http://medievalpoc.tumblr.com&#x
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by csydas 10y ago
> "portraits of Europeans" contains a large number of non-European faces. Which are the same that are showing up via the articles about art of european history from the original result. Again, this is just keywording working ag
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by csydas 10y ago
No, they're not, and if you look at what pictures are actually being link you can start to understand it a bit more. What the first result is returning is keyworded based on art discussions about European works. Relevant articles discu
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by csydas 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance on the matter, but is this being handled by iTunes or by the Phone for encrypting the backups? Which element is actually at fault for the poorly protected backups? If it's just iTunes being crappy with iOS 10 backu
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by csydas 10y ago
Well, I would imagine people do understand and accept that the point of financing is profit, but that doesn't free investors or financiera from legal and moral judgement, even when the goals of both act destructively towards one anothe
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by csydas 10y ago
I feel like it's a bit of a poor comparison on the basis that an ER visit's primary purpose isn't the same as an Epipen's primary purpose. Ultimately, they can achieve the same goals, but we're not doing a direct co
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by csydas 10y ago
> They would not do this without a strategic thought But, as the saying goes, "the best laid plans of mice and men oft go awry". Google really does have a really skittish habit of acquisitions, creations, and closures. Remember
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by csydas 10y ago
c) resonates the strongest for me out of the arguments, as the first two are just sort of different versions of the same argument (just want bigger numbers), though I do appreciate both. I would think though that in most cases, the persons
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by csydas 10y ago
I'd love a new Mac as much as anyone else, but really for what they do, they do most everything well right now. Until prices favor a major upgrade or Apple favors a major change to macOS, I'm not sure it makes a lot of sense to do
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by csydas 10y ago
In regards to some peoples opinion on the U.S. government? You did okay. On the article, little off. The article had a tone about it of folk who feel "cheated", who did everything they thought they were supposed to and still end
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by csydas 10y ago
Well, I was more meaning like moving 20+ gig of music or other data, not for managing devices. As far as I know, the apple configurator is more of a management tool not an individual device tool (for sending media)
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by csydas 10y ago
Maybe, but I think there's still some value to a controlled management application for either a large volume or to at least ensure that it's not a faulty wireless connection. It's a lot easier to move a few hundred gig over l
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by csydas 10y ago
I take some issue with this because you're describing one method to resolve a task when there are many. You can also see notifications by just clicking on the omnipresent icon in the Finder Bar, or act on the notifications themselves b
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by csydas 10y ago
Not exactly - your summary misses a few of the points they brought up on how e-bikes make fair replacements for cars in a lot of commuting situations. The article leads off with how the excessive commute made an employee more irritable unti
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by csydas 10y ago
While these issues are in part true, I think part of what maintains the allure of still going abroad or at least away from your current city is the discovery of what you want. Everything on the planet may just be a few clicks and a credit c
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by csydas 10y ago
I wasn't suggesting complete NSFW removal, but I would imagine that pony porn should be pretty easily detected. And again, it just seems odd to me that Bing would return pony gifs over the multitude of human porn gifs.
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by csydas 10y ago
Mmm, I dunno. If I search butt, I would expect an actual butt be the first result, not a fairly specific pornographic image. Google gives us a nice array of butts, and some are cartoon drawings, but it's just butts. Not butts being use
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by csydas 10y ago
Right now the display port and the two USB ports for the Air feel just about right for me, and it seems like the ideal "minimalist" laptop. Performance wise I hear that both are comparable and you'll get similar battery life
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by csydas 10y ago
The audio recording hasn't been bad for long time, though with BT it really is a case of you get what you pay for. I had a fairly nice BT headset from Jabra back from about 2009, and it sounded good for playback and for talking to peop

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