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2y ago
"Fun Fact", 7digital is owned by the same parent company as Bandcamp.
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2y ago
I agree that the iMac needs to be usable as a monitor. Both Dell and HP all-in-ones that I looked at do this (I did not do an exhaustive search, so it may not be as common as my 'look at two' makes it sound, but it's not UN-c
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2y ago
Definitely constrained by my 16gb, it's only 2 years old. Rubymine takes 4gb on it's own, Chrome eats a lot... I'm usually hovering around 10gb of swap.
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2y ago
My first LCD monitor is still actively used in our house, about 18 years old now. My mother has gone through several computers, kept the same screen for 15 years. Apple Consumers are not "Average Consumers". Starting at $1300, it&
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2y ago
That's not how music gets paid out. You have the label, publisher and PRO/CMO. The actual amounts depend on both where the purchaser is at the time of purchase and where the payouts go to. There's a reason there are so few pl
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2y ago
it ships both app stores on every android phone. In my experience, people only use the Samsung store by accident
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2y ago
Heh, I mentioned this to my wife a while back, she said that we've had a pair of shoes since our first (of three) that had never been worn, and that shoes at our second hand store are often labeled that way. Turns out, baby shoes are
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2y ago
Apple doesn't react because you feel something. Apple estimates, based on the kinematics it recreates from it's camera feed, when something happens. It is NOT looking for a visual gap between fingers to disappear, as this would re
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2y ago
> Controllers and rings provide no benefit over Apple's approach. This is the problem with fanboi-ism... the hyperbole is so clearly false. Let me list the ways that controllers are better: - Typing/Chording - Cheaper - More e
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2y ago
only the owner of the copyright can make you change, however, being able to search for articles, tutorials, bugs, solutions, etc will be easier if you give it something unique
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2y ago
There are non-glass backings that work with wireless charging. It's not either/or.
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2y ago
How about "I can't control the volume through the Mac if my audio goes to a digital output, like HDMI". My monitor has audio out, which I plug into speakers... both have their own volume, but I'd rather use keyboard cont
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2y ago
Not sure you watched the whole video, he shows how soil migration causes failure (7:30), links to another video that covers that in-depth and discusses how geotextile isn't enough for things like damns (10:15). He also mentions that y
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2y ago
To be clear, "Jewish" can describe a person's religion, culture, or genetics, and other traits if you want to dip into stereotypes. It's definitely possible to be just one and not the others.
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2y ago
So... what WILL help america compete with China? (without playing the same game) How could the US build out a competitive drone industry with chinese manufacturers able to cut price because the Chinese government will cover the gap? Drones
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2y ago
Depends on what you consider the "problem". As Congress sees it, the problem is two-fold... You have no control over your data. The company that does have control over your data is beholden to a foreign country not currently cons
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2y ago
in my experience, payment processors charge $.30 - $.50 + 2.X% per transaction (for credit cards). No other monthly fees required, though they'll gladly sell you some. You definitely don't need an engineer dedicated to monetary tr
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I know a red badge director (10-15 years) at Amazon who dipped well below 500k due to the last 4 years of stock prices. Though this recent climb has been great for their morale.
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In my experience, they're actually playing a super high frequency gradient and it's listening for the echo/feedback. It's how they do hearing tests on newborns too.
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Please explain how you think it's dangerous. I asked my boomer mother about whether she'd have liked to have had a gps on me when I was a kid in the 80s. She said she would have loved it. she worked until 5 and there was no "
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Yes. According to various sites, the Mediatek Dimensity 6100+ is a 6nm update to a core that was released 3 years ago (Dimensity 700 on a 7nm). It's 5-10% faster, likely due to the update from 7 to 6nm, as the cores are the same and ru
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2y ago
You're absolutely right, I'm so glad that Apple was the first company to release a phone with a touch screen, or a phone with an app store, or a smart watch or a VR headset. Apple doesn't release new products, they wait until
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2y ago
The cheapest point of entry is absolutely not comparable. The cheapest new iPhone on apple.com is $429. The cheapest new Samsung on samsung.com is $199 (They do have a phone listed for $159, but it's button says "Notify Me").
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There is no user buying a lowest-tier Macbook Air who would be able to tell the difference between the Lenovo SSD and the Macbook SSD.
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Yes, but having all three of those things (well, specs/performance is probably just one thing, but treating them as separate as you did means that I don't have to do the heavy lifting of figuring out what a third thing would actua
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Before resorting to Synthetics, you can use Cloudwatch to setup anomaly reporting on the load balancer. If your requests drop to 0 in 5/10/15 minutes, alert... If you have more than N 500s in 5/10/15 minutes, alert. Syn
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how long until there are ads injected into the article contents so that AI will include it in a summary, or SEO hacks are replaced with server side text insertions specifically for the AI spiders?
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While Tesla does have a $10/m plan, you still get basic Internet without paying for it... Tesla's free is better than any other company's paid subscription. That said, $10 is far too much for what it is, should be $5.
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it is not just that, and cheap decks with laggy carplay/AA unfortunately prove that some processing happens external to the phone
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3y ago
iPhone and Vision Pro are also not future vision. Both enter a market at the high end, with established competitors. BlackBerry and Nokia had smart phones that were functionally equivalent, but they were marketed towards business users and
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