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csydas
11y ago
This is likely just my ignorance speaking in regards to the deeper workings of filesystems, but having used OS 7-9 and OS X since release, the issue brought up in the article has never been an issue for myself, my colleagues and friends as
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csydas
11y ago
While this is great for personal purposes, the article is discussing Schools/Google Apps for Education (GAFE). Chromebooks are nifty for the low price they offer and the relatively low maintenance needed on them, but this solution for
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11y ago
I think this largely depends on the purpose of said electronic item. Laptops, especially within the last few years, can be considered fit for purpose despite the advancements made in computer technology and new releases. There is of course
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11y ago
They did address this and acknowledged it should have been a red-flag for them. Really what it comes down to is the old saying how people "...don't know what they want until they see it." Bespoke items are great, but, at leas
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11y ago
I don't think you give yourself enough credit as a user - I would suggest a more typical "lay-user" is not going to even slightly comprehend the design of the system that runs on their phone, that is, they can't much fig
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11y ago
A focus on moving more people to public transportation is the first step in getting people to let go of their cars to allow for self-driving cars. When you mix self-driving cars and regular person-driven cars, the danger becomes the drivers
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11y ago
I'd suggest access in general is a problem. In the past, this can be simply written off as the difficulty in moving and translating the works, but this hasn't been an issue for a very long time. I'm a bit of a fair-weather fa
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11y ago
I guess you could see it that way, but everyone knows that the trains run regularly every 2-3 minutes so it's more you know how long of a wait you're going to have. For the most part all it does is let you know how long you'r
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11y ago
There's really nothing to go on except the small quip from the author, but it's not hard to imagine a scenario in which the machine has no way of adjusting for more delicate sources. Watching the video from http://linea
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11y ago
I think this is slightly misguided in this case; I think your position is more used for safety purposes rather than the copyright purposes here (i.e., while both touch on what happens to someone's personal data once online, your exampl
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11y ago
The service itself is also kind of expensive for the chance that you might be able to get a cheaper flight. I plugged in the data for an upcoming international flight path I need to make soon and the total was $85 for service, which is a bi
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11y ago
Never mind the incorrect term in the second sentence (I'm relatively sure it's language-immersion...I mean, I guess a language emersion course could be described as one that takes you out of your native language, but I've nev