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4y ago
I interpreted it as a minute scan (i.e. very small, of small importance). But it's a CT-scan which very much is not a minute scan.
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4y ago
> aggressive planned obsolescence What?! Apple devices have the longest usable lifespans out there (and best resell value to boot, which is also indicative of their lifespan).
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4y ago
My gym has about 15 different clocks on the walls, and they all tell a different time, some of them egregiously so. Every few months (often after I mention it), someone will go around and fix the worst ones.
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4y ago
I pay for Google Premium for my nephews. I saw the "advertisements" they were showing, and wasn't going to let them see that.
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No one thought Apple was dead when Jobs died.
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4y ago
but it's ok, because they're just a temporarily embarrassed millionaire.
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4y ago
There are several time limits, but I believe that one of them stops when pulling back from the gate. i.e. once the the plane is moving, they're granted several X more hours, but if they haven't left yet, then they've timed ou
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4y ago
As others have said, it depends on the authentication method. Some users may not even have a password. They'll be sent an email or sms with an authenticated link. So to put a password box in front of them may be confusing. But it'
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4y ago
But that's not a Google Domains issue, it's a .us issue. All registrars cannot enable privacy on .us domains.
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4y ago
So I lived in a building that had a small elevator and a tiny, virtually useless, mirror just to abide by regulations. Even though is was a small elevator, it was easy to walk in without noticing someone was already in there. The bigger mir
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4y ago
In NYC, a mirror is required in an apartment elevator so that it "will enable persons prior to entering into such elevator to view the inside thereof to determine whether any person is in such elevator."
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4y ago
And here I am still using TextMate... (95% of my coding is in Xcode, the rest gets funneled through TextMate).
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4y ago
Those quotes around the word journalists are carrying a lot of weight.
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4y ago
"Content that shares location information related to a public engagement or event, such as a concert or political event, is also permitted."
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4y ago
Reminds me of the self-quoting tweet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25244872
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4y ago
You can't believe half the stuff that comes out of his mouth. He probably said that so he can justify removing the perk.
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4y ago
No, it's not a good point. Cows are rarely grown in "meadows". Free-range beef is a minority, and most cow feed comes from monoculture fields. And it takes more monoculture grain to grow a pound of beef versus a pound of vege
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4y ago
Hay fields are also often monocultures. ( https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=67408 ) Dairy cows and meat cows are entirely different. Old dairy cows do become meat, but it's very poor meat.
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4y ago
Good luck.
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4y ago
People aren't talking about it anymore, but that doesn't mean that they aren't getting boosters. Like, I just got my flu shot, but haven't mentioned it to anyone.
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4y ago
Which lasted for like all of 6 months.
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4y ago
Sort of. The bulk of that material you see is just a ceramic substrate. There's only a few grams of valuable metals in each converter.
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4y ago
I'd be pissed off if I were a TSLA stock owner. Is Twitter paying Tesla to contract out these employees for their work? Otherwise, it's tons of thousands of dollars Tesla is pissing away on behalf of the CEO's side-hustle.
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4y ago
The Boring Company is a failure. He's had many other failures within companies: automated driving, Tesla solar panels Though he's the CEO of SpaceX, it's really run by Gwynne Shotwell. You look at his wikipedia, and there
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Gruber has said that 25% of Twitter employees have already left in the past year (though the number is unsourced) https://daringfireball.net/linked/2022/10/21/twitter-musk-wa...
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4y ago
I think there's a subtle difference. A person is banned, but the account is permanently suspended. Trump himself was banned, and one of his accounts @realDonaladTrump was permanently suspended.
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4y ago
I remember when Arab Spring was happening and thinking how amazing social media was going to be.
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Yeah same. There was a basic prerequisite that everyone know the basics of C, but there was no expectation of assembly knowledge. So we'd write a compiler to compile the code down to reduced form of C that basically mimics assembly, an
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4y ago
Pay them money to get over the wall?
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4y ago
Yes, less o2 reaches the brain. We experience cognitive decline and/or have worse sleep.
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