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by gtk40 7y ago
I can't figure out which numbers you added to get 52.2% renewable. I would say wind, hydro, and biomass are renewable, with the possible addition of nuclear. Even just wind and hydro add up to (slightly) more.
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by gtk40 7y ago
That's not what happened for CircleCI. They're still going, but they have to be nervous about the CI features in GitHub Actions.
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by gtk40 7y ago
I've tried many different tablets over the years, as I wanted to embrace the form factor. iPad, multiple Android (including the ASUS Transformer and a generic one from Dell), Windows (non-Surface, but Windows 8), and Nokia N800 Interne
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by gtk40 7y ago
To me, the advantages are support for multiple common file formats out of the box on Windows (text files with Unix line endings, DOCX, ODT, etc.). I know I have an option with a base Windows install for some file types if I'm ever usin
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by gtk40 7y ago
There are starting to be a lot of Amex network cards are offered through other banks, with everything from Wells Fargo to Credit One (the first is one of the largest in the country, and the second is a basically a scam). Discover also does
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by gtk40 7y ago
KDE also has Konqueror, which now allows you to use either KHTML or WebKit as the rendering engine. KHTML works fine on simple sites like Hacker News nowadays but chokes on newer ones often.
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by gtk40 7y ago
I was a user of Maemo before the iPhone came out and it continued to be more capable than iOS and Android for years afterwards, and is arguably so today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maemo
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by gtk40 7y ago
Yes, Excel is superior, but part of the beauty of the graphing calculator is the limited feature-set. It works well for classrooms and especially test-taking environments.
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by gtk40 7y ago
Statistics is taking a larger and larger part in many math curricula and is quite aided by the use of a graphing calculator. The AP Stats coursework and exam also assumes you will have one.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Flux supports Linux.
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by gtk40 10y ago
What phones run GNU/Linux? Most run Android (Linux kernel, but no GNU in sight) or iOS (based on BSD, maybe with GNU?).
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by gtk40 10y ago
Originally there were two versions, but I think there is only one now. The touch cover looks more like a ring binder cover. (random link I found, no connection) http://www.alphr.com/features/378001/microsoft-surfac
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by gtk40 10y ago
From my experience, larger/unbagged items seem to be what they stop you for.
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by gtk40 10y ago
IE7-IE9 still receive security updates on some versions of Windows. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/gp/microsoft-internet-ex... IE9 is the newest version of IE available for Windows Vista SP2 for example.
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by gtk40 10y ago
But it depends on the OS being used. Older versions (as old as IE7 ?!) are still supported on some versions of Windows: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/gp/microsoft-internet-ex...
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by gtk40 10y ago
There used to be 10 minute restrictions on video length.
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by gtk40 10y ago
I have a Lenovo Thinkpad W550s (i7-5500U and 16GB of RAM). I dock it and use two 1920x1080 monitors (and not the monitor on the computer) with a bluetooth mouse and a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. It's provided by my company's IT
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by gtk40 10y ago
While I do not care if my Greek yogurt comes from Greece anymore than I care if my Italian sausage comes from Italy, I do care that my Greek yogurt actually is very low in lactose as someone who is lactose intolerant. Most brands are fine,
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by gtk40 10y ago
The calorie/nutrition application I use is able to do this, CRON-O-METER. It has many existing food products, and even allows you to add your own recipes or custom foods and generates a nutrition label for them. It also generates many
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by gtk40 10y ago
When was the Mac Pro line cancelled? I can't find any reference to this.
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by gtk40 10y ago
I did several years of programming in high school. Our teacher had first learned to program in BASIC on TRS-80 and wanted us to have the same first introduction, so we actually started with a gentle introduction to programming on TI-83 calc
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by gtk40 10y ago
Certainly there are plenty of people for whom it is significant. You could just as easily say many have their smartphone fully paid for by their employer so it doesn't matter. When I paid for my own smartphone before, I got a Moto G (8
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by gtk40 10y ago
SmartGit is a good, paid Linux Git client.
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by gtk40 10y ago
To be fair, the Pixel is a horrible value, as it doesn't seem to be as significantly better than what it's replacing relative to the significant increase in price.
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by gtk40 10y ago
Obviously it looks very different today, but if they had made such an agreement, would things like the Linux sunsystem in Windows 10 or the older Windows Services for UNIX not be a problem?
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by gtk40 10y ago
There are different types of card that have different fees, like Visa Signature or MasterCard World. These usually have rewards. However, it seems like most credit cards I've seen (at least in the tier I've considered) have 1% CB
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by gtk40 10y ago
Whereas where I live it's just starting to get above $2/gallon again. It's something that varies a lot by region/taxes.
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by gtk40 10y ago
They're available on mobile Firefox and Safari (well partially on the latter) but not the desktop versions. I wonder if it's because they're not implemented at the OS level?
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by gtk40 10y ago
Where would a <title> display as a tooltip? And how would that render the <sup> tags like in the <title> on this page?
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by gtk40 10y ago
It's interesting to see HTML from that time period too. Did HTML tags in <title> used to be rendered in browsers?

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