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by epanchin 4y ago
I’m so confused. I open the dishwasher, if the door is sparkling clean the dishwasher is clean and I empty it immediately. How are people incapable of identifying a finished cycle? Why would dishes pile up on top unless the dishwasher is ac
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by epanchin 4y ago
If the surrounding communities are in need of power, they’re likely to get it cheaper as a result of the UK building there. Hopefully they require a split of the power as part of the building conditions. If the desert supplied energy to the
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by epanchin 4y ago
So do I, which is why I use Authy.
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by epanchin 5y ago
Why is Amazon retiring Alexa as opposed to spinning it off and selling? It must have some value. Google is great for shutting projects that must be worth something spun off, even at an early stage. Is there a general reason tech companies r
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by epanchin 5y ago
This is common on hacker news and other tech forums. Why waste your time trying to reach the people most likely to ignore your spam.
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by epanchin 5y ago
In my experience, conference calls never managed to replace travel, but in many cases video calls have done so. Even my consultant friends who travelled extensively now use video. In that respect, conference calls did not work, and cameras
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by epanchin 5y ago
This is old - you can now set the app to use smile. And when you share product links it will use the smile link.
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by epanchin 5y ago
The new system is overkill for iCloud, which Apple already scans. The obvious conclusion is Apple will start to scan photos kept on device, even where iCloud is not used. Very smart people are not getting this wrong.
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by epanchin 5y ago
Guessing they live in a city or by a road
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by epanchin 5y ago
I gave my grandmother a iPad because I felt confident that she could not install anything nasty, nor could be tricked into installing anything nasty. If Apple allowed you to unlock your iPad, they would also be allowing my grandmother to be
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by epanchin 5y ago
or cheap, vs the cost of running someone down.
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by epanchin 5y ago
Upload of 4k streaming video will be cool. I imagine we'll get some really nice live news videos coming out from independant journalists.
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by epanchin 5y ago
And some people made that money easily, through bets on crypto, and perhaps do not value it in the same way others would?
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by epanchin 6y ago
You do not need an internet connection to scan the code, which is an advantage. I imagine this is why they’ve included a check and why the code is so large. It’s worked first time whenever someone I’ve been with has scanned it.
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by epanchin 6y ago
This person allegedly created a deepfake video that simulated a child nude, and sent it to someone else. Why was she not charged with creating and distributing child pornography?
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by epanchin 6y ago
Microsoft didn't just drop the ball on the general design. Individual features have fallen behind. The calculator in Windows 7 was great, you could type sums and edit your history to quickly make changes to calculations. Windows 10, hi
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by epanchin 6y ago
A token that needed a regular transfer of funds to retain ownership would be really quite neat. A contract that showed I am the adoptee of Harry the gorilla, and provides a regular income for the charity. If I can’t keep up the payment I se
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by epanchin 6y ago
And one would hope secure devs know which random to use, whereas gaming devs have no reason to know.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Its a shame he hasn't published his £200 question and their response.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I'd love to see reviews weighted by a reviewers average rating.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Do they verify fake positive reviews, or just the fake negatives?
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by epanchin 6y ago
Sounds like it would avoid the risk of motion sickness too, as your movement in VR would reflect movement in real world.
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by epanchin 6y ago
If you do live alone, do you feel vulnerable using VR? Not being remotely aware of surroundings sounds like it has the potential to be disconcerting.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I understand it as - premiums are limited by law as a multiple of payouts. The more they pay out, the higher premiums they can charge. So, peversly, the more they pay out, the more they can make.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I would love a github logo on other app stores; verifying the tag hosted on github was compiled and released to the app store without modification.
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by epanchin 6y ago
I’m in the UK. The fines go to the Treasury, so the central purse. If fines were distributed to the public and the ICO collected zero income, I believe the political will do finance it would disappear. I was not suggesting officers themselv
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by epanchin 6y ago
If that happened, authorities would rapidly lose the will to investigate breaches.
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by epanchin 6y ago
Mail is not traceable. There is no record of sender, and a parcel being addressed to you is not proof you ordered it. I suppose this might differ worldwide, but I’m guessing most countries have post boxes? Wapo did an article on it some tim
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by epanchin 6y ago
Why would a google phone be any less likely to be listening than a google home?
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by epanchin 6y ago
How do autonomous cars deal with cheap or worn tyres? Is there still a lot of allowance for braking distance?

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