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euyyn
9y ago
Because Microsoft also strong-armed PC manufacturers into not adding Netscape to the computers they sold, for the sole recognized purpose of protecting the Win32 API barrier of entry into the OS business.
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euyyn
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I remember that watching the same HBO episode via Amazon was flawless while via HBO's website it was often buffering.
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euyyn
9y ago
Worked wonders for me to get my girlfriend back in highschool too.
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euyyn
9y ago
I've had a corporate Android phone since Ice-Cream Sandwich. I assume people that started before me used earlier versions too.
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euyyn
9y ago
Those would be very exceptional horses. And very powerful maps.
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euyyn
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Artificial selection has already made plenty sure that our surviving crops are invulnerable to what otherwise used to be toxic amounts of poisons. Our own DNA has genes of ancient virus cobbled together, and those aren't even a kingdom
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euyyn
9y ago
Industrial scale farming and monocultures don't need GMOs to happen already. Not sure what food authenticity means... that it's not a cheap Chinese copy?
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euyyn
9y ago
I can't think of any Google product that isn't dogfooded by Googlers, to be frank.
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euyyn
9y ago
So it's cheap for people in the cities, but expensive for the majority of people?
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euyyn
9y ago
It's super interesting that by removing serif from a sans-serif font you get Comic Sans!
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euyyn
9y ago
Horses have been a core part of warfare for centuries upon centuries. There's probably plenty of useful skills being a mounted soldier taught you that driving a tank doesn't. Those skills, if they're still useful today, are l
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euyyn
9y ago
For the record, I downvoted you and am not angry at all about your posts.
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euyyn
9y ago
I'm baffled: If you're going to make up your numbers, why go with something preposterous instead of credible?
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euyyn
9y ago
I'm curious, what's the difference you're seeing between those three platforms for your use case?
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euyyn
9y ago
Yeah that would be consumer fraud against merchants. No?
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euyyn
9y ago
Announcing everything on the same day pays off :)
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euyyn
9y ago
One of the nicest, shyest, and most polite persons I've worked with left Google for Uber a couple years ago. So I can assure they've got great people too, apart from the shady ones that make the news.
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euyyn
9y ago
Yeah, thin atmosphere, very low humidity, temperature that varies drastically every 45min... what's not to like!
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euyyn
9y ago
So when they pick 4 on a 1-7 scale, it's not neutral but good, because it's above 3.5?
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euyyn
9y ago
The battery is composed of cells connected in parallel and in series. Say P parallel strings of S cells connected in series each. You want your cells to be balanced: charged the same amount. You can charge every single cell individually, si
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euyyn
9y ago
Alternatively, use Google Sheets :) Centralized, single source of truth spreadsheets.
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euyyn
9y ago
Today's SMBC comic is relevant to your argument: http://smbc-comics.com/comic/wait-a-sec
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euyyn
9y ago
Why bother? I just deleted the app and forgot about it. Is there something I should know?
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euyyn
9y ago
It's in the book Freakonomics, when talking about economic, social, and moral incentives. The day care changed what was a social incentive for an economic one, and then couldn't reverse the consequences: Not fining the parents any
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euyyn
9y ago
I'm European and, like almost all, don't want my government making deals with dictators. If there's some press coverage about the things you say at least we can make enough noise that it gets the attention of politicians.
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euyyn
9y ago
Searching by label shows only another instance of a bug that got paid that amount: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=648971... It was actually reported by the same guy!
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euyyn
9y ago
The problem is, sometimes not even zooming in enough that only one street fills the screen, its name will be displayed. Of course no one's asking for all street names to be displayed while zoomed out.
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euyyn
9y ago
Oh my god that uncanny valley graph from Wired :D
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euyyn
9y ago
The article mentions they're adding automatic tracking of performance to their tests. > we’re adding lots of new tracking, including improvements to CI automation running performance tests, telemetry to track what users experience,
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euyyn
9y ago
Also any video you upload to Youtube (no need to make them public) can be stabilized with pretty good results.
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