hrodriguez

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by hrodriguez 10y ago
Their new Ryzen chips look quite impressive. Reminds me of their success with the K6 chip which took the world by storm on budget computers. Hopefully AMD can seriously compete again. Always good for consumers.
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
> I do object to the possibility of getting your favorite sites blacklisted by ad networks for low-intent clickthroughs or botting. Haven't installed the extension for these two reasons. Also, while I strongly believe that the tech
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
Does it make sense to anyone that this kind of data should be layered on regular mapping applications (directions, traffic, shops)? Or is it too much? I like the idea of visiting Google Maps, for example, and being able to toggle snippets
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
I too was very surprised by the limited options. I keep seeing American companies investing overseas instead of building a stronger base at home. It's frustrating. Now, don't get me wrong. I understand these are international firm
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
> You or I or other technical folk might point the finger at particular apps but the typical consumer will just bemoan the "poor battery life on my phone". You don't give people a lot of credit for even minimal logic with
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
> paying for the order with someone who can barely stand to look at me, much less tell me to have a nice day! My experience too in lots of places where there's "customer service" involved. I always blame management when I
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by hrodriguez 10y ago
Due process may still hold true (idk, inal, sounds about right) but there are a number of long-standing regulations governing re-entry. Let's not overlook the fact that there are regulations in the US regarding re-entry for green car