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dnh44
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Lots of people only have access to street parking and won’t be able to charge their cars overnight.
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I think those number are peak performance and not necessarily sustained performance, but I don’t know enough about geekbench to be 100% sure. The pro and the mini have fans so they should be able to maintain these speeds for longer than the
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I too miss the Wild West feeling of it all and it makes me happy whenever I see it.
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I wish it were built in too but at the moment I'm using a program called Camo. https://reincubate.com/camo/
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Behind the monitor just above eye level.
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I got a tripod and use my iPhone’s rear facing camera and I’m really happy with the setup.
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Well the film Network deals with this theme and it came out in 1976 so I'd say that ship has sailed around the world a few times by now. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074958/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
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It’s same where I’m from, but I wonder if an attitude that is good for the employee would be viewed as a bad attitude from the perspective of the employer. I suspect this is true at many workplaces.
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I prefer Mike Tyson's version; "Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
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Just paid off a large chunk of mortgage recently. Monthly payments are now under $500 a month. It possibly would have been better long term to invest it but the peace of mind a low monthly payment brings is really nice. If I can gather anot
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Yeah just tried it as well and it doesn’t work. Too bad.
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I’ve read that if you go to FaceID settings you can “set up an alternative appearance” and rescan your face with a mask. I’ve not tried it though.
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You’re correct regarding the terminology. A friend of mine had a law firm take their (civil) case on a contingency basis and there was an insurance policy to cover the lawyer’s time in case they lost.
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In the UK lawyers have insurance to cover them in case they lose. This encourages them to take pro-bono cases when there is a decent chance of winning.
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How do you know the opposition would have won the election if not for the alleged cheating?
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Copying files to an external APFS is a lot faster than copying to HFS+.
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That’s very true, but Outside Tokens are really cheap and are low risk so encouraging people to buy them seems like a reasonable hedge to make until the hypothesis can be proven.
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Basically we built a product that didn’t exist, but knew our industry would want, so people started talking about us as they found out. And those people really wanted us to succeed which turned into early sales which allowed us to fund deve
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I guess this is just semantics but can you really say a product is great if no one wants to buy it and it doesn't get people's attention?
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We’ve got to 2M YRR with pretty much no sales and no marketing. We do talk to customers but only when they initiate contact. We’re B2B though and the value we provide can be easily communicated in five words.
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I’ve always been amused that people complain about the weather all year long and then when they finally get their week and a half of summer they complain that it’s too hot :)
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I don’t think they automatically sprung to his defense though. It seems to me that the Republican establishment didn’t support Trump but that he was able to rally his base in order force their support begrudgingly. I believe the term that T
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According to the OP he said Trump would be easier to remove than Clinton. The fact that Trump was not removed from office does not make the statement wrong.
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That's pretty much been our position exactly. Preparing is even more difficult because the final terms of Brexit are still undecided so we don't know what to prepare for. Preparing for the worst possible outcome for me would mean
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The pound dropped a lot after the vote and it still hasn't recovered. That helps UK exporters a lot but it was still a pretty dramatic change. But I don't see how one asshole being wrong is evidence that Brexit is going to be a go
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The prophets of doom may yet have their moment in the sun considering that no laws have changed yet. And no one knows what the actual rules are going to be come 1/1/2021. In my personal circumstances my business makes most of it&#
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This link covers what’s involved in getting a UK visa. https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration/work-visas
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We did ours semi-independently, where we wrote the patent and then paid a patent attorney to look it over and file it. This cost about £5000 all the way to and including the PCT stage.
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I get it every couple years and always have but I think it’s fun too. I even get the dark figure standing at the foot of my bed thing as well. It’s sort of like a being on a roller coaster. It’s a little scary at first but you can’t get off
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Interesting I’ve always thought mail.app has had amazingly good search. I recently moved away from it though because I wanted a more flexible workflow and tried a quite a few other clients. The “pretty” macOS mail apps had not very good sea
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