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happyopossum
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> Not apps small a...Apps big A. That's a fancy spotlight search modal, not an application or window... > Open apple TV. cmd+w -> minimizes window. No it doesn't, it closes the window. Look at your dock - minimized windo
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$600 laptop? I don’t see that happening. It’s Apple.
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That’s chrome being a dick - it chrome has an option to undo that (and it’s cmd-q they dickified, not cmd-w).
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> Open Finder. cmd+Q. Does it quit anything? Nope nothing happens. You can’t quit finder - it’s a fundamental part of the hi that always has to run. > Safari Multiple tabs in a window are intended to be treated the same as multiple wi
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> On a $600 PC Yes, but it is uncommon for a $600 PC to have a beautiful screen, great trackpad, metal case, and top notch build quality. Also, the neo performs really really well.
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> But in this case the users want to use those features locally and are being blocked No, we aren’t being blocked. Turn on LAN mode, pair regular Orca slicer, ignore Bambu for the rest of eternity. Plenty of people have done it.
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> whether users can keep using hardware they already own without depending on a vendor cloud path. That’s a complete misunderstanding of the current state of affairs. Bambu didn’t take away local network support, and you can use any Bamb
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GhostLock – Lockout Without Encryption
(ghostlock.io)
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6mo ago
> This is what Staples is offering to Amazon but for returns Yes, and usps stores and Whole Foods do that for Amazon in the US as well. The difference is that each of those items don’t need to be individually packaged and shipped to uni
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> USPS created Media Mail Umm, that’s been around since 1938, which is a few years before the era you’re talking about…
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“It failed because Wall Street loaded it with debt” Bullhockey. Wall Street doesn’t assign debt. Poor management and bad risk-assessment leads to assuming bad debt. This is like saying it’s the car’s fault that you drove to work today…
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They need to keep lane availability up to date - lanes get closed for repair or realignment sometimes and it’d suck to rear-end an 18 ton grader because you don’t have current DOT info…
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Calling someone’s apartment an opium den is potentially libel, and if it results in a material financial impact, you’ve got a lawsuit.
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No, nor can I point to a written policy that states one should cover one’s mouth when they cough. Everyone involved here failed to do the right thing, and hiding behind the lack of written words is weak sauce.
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It’s huge, has great weather, hundreds of cities/neighborhoods to choose from, easy flights to anywhere, and tons of jobs. Oh yeah - dodgers and lakers
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> HR has forms that must be signed and they sure aren’t going to involve the legal department for you. Three times in my career I've returned hiring agreements with redlines and never once had them questioned or countered.
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As long as there is software, you cannot shortcut the need for maintenance. Nothing is bug free, and telling people they will never need to upgrade/patch/maintain a system is a well-paved path to compromised systems.
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> While it is unclear how the temperature might have been manipulated, one possibility shared on weather forums was that a battery-powered hairdryer could have been used Man I hate headline writers… We’re I contracted to (legally and eth
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> I might cook in a cast iron pan And how are you heating that pan? 100 years ago it was fire (wood mostly), today it's gas or electric resistance (mostly, induction is growing though) - what will it be in 100 years?
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Your entire anecdote is based on availability and not ROI/efficiency. Your farmer friend buys a combine (which is not a tractor - very different usage patterns and requirements) because he needs one for a very specific period durin
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> Can you explain what's functionally illegal GP explained it right here: > the EPA mandated DEF/DPF systems + limp modes on all farm equipment since 2014
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105hp va 150hp is not a “comparable class”… Also, the ursa tractors have warranties too…
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No, only the engines are remanufactured - the tractors are new.
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You’re rounding down the Kibota price (starts at 109k) and mixing in Canadian $.. You get a cummins 12v with more power than an m6 (and bigger more capable chassis) for ~10k less than the kubota.
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> Precision tech helps reduce operator fatigue and increases efficiency with respect to equipment operation time and material used That’s the kind of MBA speak a giant corporate food production facility loves to hear, but not a farmer.
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> but they're doubling down on it now Nahh, they're backing off liquid glass as fast as they can without just rolling back to macOS 15... Tons of people inside apple hate it, and have been very critical of the design leadershi
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> Yeah Target is notorious for its surveillance technology. Can confirm - my wife called in a complaint about some graffiti / vandalism or something that was obscene in a target, and when she got a call back from a rep they were abl
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The USPS is self funding, not for-profit. The difference is both significant and consequential.
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And who is doing the research on this, training the models, and building new frontier models in your version of the world?
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> or a Mac Studio with 128GB to 512GB of RAM. These are outside your budget. M3 ultra with 80GOu cores and 256GB of ram is $7500 - that’s right at the edge of the budget, but it fits.. if you can get an edu discount through a kid or fr
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