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dmayle
7y ago
I suspect the major innovation they're looking for is usability. I can really only think of a single product that is both modular, and very usable in it's modularity, and that would be cameras (not the point and shoot variety). Y
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dmayle
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That's an interesting thought. I wonder if this isn't a way to pre-empt the idea from the PC side of things. A way forward for non-Macs in a modular PC world.
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I was a bit surprised to see this coming out of ASUS, as the logical conclusion to designs like this is the complete commoditization of the motherboard. I think, however, they got things right in that the current specifications on case
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The Asus Prime Utopia is a radical concept for the future of motherboards
(theverge.com)
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Have you considered something like asking for laundry service as a birthday gift? My wife and I have similar spending patterns, but if we had different valuations on something, I would want to be able to talk about it (express my desire), s
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E Ink’s JustTint tech allows clear windows to turn opaque
(liliputing.com)
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At first glance, it's not a bad thing, but it does nothing to solve the pricing problem that America's healthcare system has. Going a bit deeper, however, it will most likely increase health care costs over time. This is because
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dmayle
7y ago
This was supposed to be the benefit of HMOs. There would be single-pricing, and all carriers are aware of this pricing beforehand. What I think we need, however, is a model that doesn't depend on single-pricing to work, because the re
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Strictly anecdatally (nb: intentional), I moved to France at 26, spent a total of five years living in France before heading back to the US, have kept French involved in my life, and now fifteen years later will have French people ask me wh
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7y ago
The version you're seeing is the freemium version of TurboTax. While it says it's free, it's attempts to upsell you into paying for filing. The version that propublica is talking about is actually free for the whole service.
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8y ago
What they described was card tokenization via the existing EMV standard for contactless payments. * Tokenization is using a unique per-device credit card. These are generated by the payment network, so Mastercard knows who is making th
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dmayle
8y ago
I had the same, though after three days I just gave up and physically switched the monitors. It shouldn't be necessary, but at least I don't have to deal with it anymore.
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8y ago
I think you're looking at this number and coming to very poor conclusions. TFL says daily ridership is 5MM people, and based on your figures, daily advertising revenue is 390k GBP. That means that for every 1000 users, they're ea
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8y ago
https://cdn.mbw.44bytes.net/files/2018/04/Screen-Shot-2018-0... Revenue didn't bottom out. CD revenue is still on the decline, and digital revenue is still on the decline. Ever since the age of the firs
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The very first point in the article is about the capability of a wireless device to last ten years on battery charge, and the argument in favor is based on current technology ("I'm amazed at how little power is used by the wireles
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8y ago
There is the web-based Gravit Designer: https://www.designer.io/
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This is great for server development, but I'd love to see the numbers for mobile phones nowadays. Rather than year, mobile phone by year class...
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The trip is dominated by the speed of light (or more accurately, the speed of electricity, which is close to the speed of light, at about 300,000 kilometers per second) The circumference of the earth is about 40,000 kilometers. A round tri
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As they say, lies, damn lies, and statistics. OES for CEOs: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes111011.htm OES for GPs: https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes291062.htm It looks like what yo
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I think you'll find that they are. Have you seen the Nokia 1 Android Go edition? It's a phone running an Android OS specifically targeted at low memory devices, along with low memory versions of it's apps suite (Google Go,
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8y ago
A woman doesn't have that possibility, so enabling that also encourages discrimination.
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I'm a bit disappointed by the proposed alternative, which is approval voting. Every alternative voting method I've seen proposed by voting geeks has flaws that are as serious as the current system. There are two main problems with
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That's not how MTBF works. It's not how long you expect the drive to last. The number is how many failures on average you get for the number of service hours in use. It's really only useful in aggregate. For a MTBF of 2 mi
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And the docs: http://opensource.rock-chips.com/wiki_Graphics
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It does have a working GPU. There is the RK3328 specific libmali: https://github.com/rockchip-linux/libmali
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The rock64 and variants should do what you're looking for.
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Hard sci-fi doesn't mean quality dialogue or character development, but an emphasis on scientific accuracy
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DHCP traffic is approximately 512 bytes in each direction for each half lease period. Stick 1000 clients on a single node, with 2 second leases, and you'll use 0.5% of your bandwidth, and be able to update your default gateway every s
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8y ago
So... you have multiple advertising routes, and each box has 5 public addresses, and the complaint is that the boxes can't magically decide how to handle all of the different routes? When it comes to routing, you have two options, dele
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8y ago
Along similar lines, does anyone know of something similar that includes multigraphs? (Graphs with parallel edges). There's a python library called networkx, but it is so heavily object-oriented (multi-inheritance) as to make it impos
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