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811.
by hcurtiss 10y ago
This is a difficult position to maintain when we promote many activities that kill many people every day (e.g., driving). Sometimes the profound benefits of certain activities are worth the the "tiny chance" of downside risk. Whet
812.
by hcurtiss 10y ago
I've often wondered about this. Is there a preferable alternative?
813.
by hcurtiss 10y ago
Same with my first generation Vivoactive. It's a great watch.
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by hcurtiss 11y ago
As a family just inside that 5% mark, my first reaction is to object to the idea that I'm somehow part of a wealthy elite. However, my second reaction is shock that the median household income is $53,000. If you've got a couple
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by hcurtiss 11y ago
I don't know much about Mailbox, but I was an enthusiastic Carousel user . . . until Google released Photos. With Google Drive integration (both up and down), way better search, easy sharing (without requiring a recipient Google accou
816.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
I'd rather avoid the tar baby that is the GMO debate, but please take their propaganda with a grain of salt (as you would AquaBounty's). FWW is not at all a neutral party in this conversation.
817.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
Totally agreed (we also have a family O365 plan). I'm willing to pay for quality services without all the BS inevitably attached to free models. Because I want the model to succeed, I hate seeing Microsoft take this kind of heat. It
818.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
To each his own. I've used an SP3 hard for a year now, and came from a 2012 MacBook Air. While the keyboard is inferior, I value the functionality, and honestly, it works fine. The trackpad is among the best I've used with Wind
819.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
Wow. I've used a SP3 hard for about a year now. I charge nightly, throw it in my bag daily, and cart it from meeting to meeting all day long. It's been great. I find the touchpad is excellent, I've not had problems with o
820.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
Totally agreed. I wish camera reviews would compare average exposure times between phones for the same shots. I'm a guy who would prefer my phone get me the best shot it can at 1/60th, rather than a low ISO shot that's blur
821.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
SP3 stylus uses batteries. Two of them. Not an issue, and I find the technology far more accurate than the Wacoms, especially around the edges.
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by hcurtiss 11y ago
The paper underpins the political philosophy of President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho.
823.
by hcurtiss 11y ago
Agreed, but your assumption may not be correct.
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by hcurtiss 11y ago
Cooperative behavior is particularly difficult when the stakes are very high. In the context of climate change, increased energy costs have very real impacts on people day to day, particularly in developing countries. For this reason, it&
825.
by hcurtiss 12y ago
As a guy with little kids, I genuinely enjoy going back through old photos. We have about 60gb of photos and videos over the last ten years. I don't spend my time viewing life through a viewfinder. With modern technology, snapping a
826.
by hcurtiss 12y ago
I admit Apple Photos and family sharing looks pretty slick. Unfortunately, while we use iPhones, iPads, an Apple TV, and several Airport Expresses (home audio), the home computer is still a Windows machine, and I use a Surface Pro 3 daily
827.
by hcurtiss 12y ago
Crazy that they don't mention Carousel. I've been really happy with it. Easy to send family links. Not tied to a social platform -- my wife and I share the same account with all iPhone photos uploaded/downloaded to family
828.
by hcurtiss 12y ago
I run with an iPhone in a running belt, a BT HR monitor (Wahoo TICKR Run), and the Magellan Echo. I'm very pleased with the setup. The Echo is now compatible with several Android phones as well. Given your description, I think you&#x
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by hcurtiss 12y ago
Agreed, I owned the Asus VivoTab TF810c for about a year. It was close, but it was asked to do too much with too little. The processor power was pathetic, the emmc drive was too slow, and it frequently froze. These issues made it too unr
830.
by hcurtiss 12y ago
Boy, that may work for you, but I find the Upad interface to be vastly inferior to writing directly on an active digitizer with background transcription (e.g., Onenote on a TabletPC). An iPad Mini (with equivalent battery life) that works
831.
by hcurtiss 13y ago
What did you move to?
832.
by hcurtiss 13y ago
I think by "useless," he meant, "useless for purposes of making money."
833.
by hcurtiss 13y ago
Respectfully, why not? Putting aside state regulation, what's your objection to recreational drug use? edit -- I'm pretty sure your second sentence appeared after I commented. In any event, I don't mean to put you out. Jus
834.
by hcurtiss 13y ago
-- "and most users don't use passwords anyway" Is this true? Everyone I know with a smartphone -- everyone -- uses a password.
835.
by hcurtiss 14y ago
Sounds interesting. Links?
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by hcurtiss 14y ago
Flagged? Seems to me it's pretty tough to get around the mpg arguments. Likewise, the wear on engines is well known in the marine environment -- which is not all that different from driving on PNW roads in the winter. Most of our cars ra
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by hcurtiss 14y ago
This is SUCH a bummer. Honestly, I'm really happy with my iPhone 4. The one feature I was excited about was LTE and the promise that I'd get simultaneous voice and data on Verizon (I had an AT&T iPhone for years -- VZW service is vast
838.
by hcurtiss 14y ago
I've used a tablet PC for years. OneNote is truly powerful software. I pray for a convertible ultrabook. Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only one. So much hate for the lowly tablet PC.
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by hcurtiss 14y ago
Not to be flip, and I'm a huge privacy guy, but all of that does matter less if you're not being mean to cats or throwing puppies off bridges. I imagine Google is cool with that. It's not like this is a free speech issue.
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by hcurtiss 14y ago
Exactly. You beat me to it. See source here, namely Tables 2 and 6: http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R42364.pdf Also here: http://ycharts.com/companies/XOM/profit_margin Note that it was closer to 5% in Q2 2009.

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