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jahabrewer
4y ago
I have a 27" 2k monitor and macOS is tiiiiiiiny on it at native resolution. I use the product this website makes and love it.
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5y ago
Tangential: is the unit kWh/h a standard in the industry? It hurt my brain until I canceled the hours and got kW. (Yes I know kWh is a widely used unit of energy)
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jahabrewer
5y ago
> They must be seeing flashing red signs Hope those come from a different model than they used for buying.
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jahabrewer
5y ago
Tell me you don't understand computers without telling me you don't understand computers.
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5y ago
> 9. If a minor dependent collaborates on my Personal Game as allowed in term 8, I agree to the following: Given that said minor dependent may hold partial copyright power for my Personal Game, I relinquish said minor dependent into the
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jahabrewer
5y ago
> you're missing out on stock growth Is that necessarily true?
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jahabrewer
5y ago
Article specifically says they use optogenetics.
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jahabrewer
5y ago
Unbelievable that they'd go through this charade to arrest ~Snowden~ Protasevich.
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5y ago
EAG Management. It's expensive, but I'm over the moon about it. Phenomenal chair. I got one for cheaper by ordering a scratch and dent (hardly) from the ebay store of a HM distributor. edit: Also, you start seeing this chair _ever
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jahabrewer
6y ago
A mistake can be both "rookie" and widely prevalent. That's exactly how I'd describe SQL injection.
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jahabrewer
6y ago
Who cares? The RTX 3090 is not for gamers.
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jahabrewer
6y ago
> Why? I've heard LG OLEDs run a pixel refresher when "off".
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jahabrewer
6y ago
Seems that autofill (for password managers) was broken, too. That and uBO were the reasons I used Firefox on Android.
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6y ago
> An amazing games company files suit against an anachronistic monopoly, and their suit reads:
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6y ago
> We know the risk of an adversary running comms because we did it for a while with Crypto AG
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jahabrewer
6y ago
I really don't know, but aren't there some caveats about those assuming that space is flat or something about the rate of expansion?
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6y ago
I guess I understand the... aggressive tone of the piece given the amount of flag waving in the recent Crew Dragon launch. But, just speaking as an American with a little interest in space, I have a lot of respect for the Soyuz program.
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jahabrewer
7y ago
What's your Maps replacement? I tried getting off it but got too frustrated with the alternatives I tried (maps.me, something using OSM).
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jahabrewer
7y ago
In your edit, are you suggesting that reporting on a topic should be proportional to how many people die from it?
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jahabrewer
7y ago
I'm really excited to see Google return to this price point. I was distraught when they discontinued the Nexus line.
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jahabrewer
7y ago
We need to build with high-quality American fakes, not high-quality Chinese fakes!
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jahabrewer
7y ago
Fuck Intuit. Shame on engineers who work there.
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jahabrewer
8y ago
Oh man, Spec Ops is one of my top games, but I've only played it once. Same feeling as watching Requiem for a Dream--once is enough. It's difficult to recommend it to people without giving away the experience of walking in to it t
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8y ago
> seeded by money [...] from Intellectual Ventures Hm, what's IV's play here?
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8y ago
I've considered trying a project like this in the past. You've given me a little inspiration to go do it! Great read!
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8y ago
> In liberal society today many equate killing an animal to violent murder. I kinda feel like it's seen as the opposite--a very controlled thing that has been industrialized to a huge scale. > If you spend time around hunters or
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8y ago
> What political groups rely heavily on not being identified? Resistances, opposition groups in some environments, etc.
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8y ago
She
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8y ago
To be fair, from the article: > although these ads are interest-based, they do not look at your emails to display ads based on data from your email.
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8y ago
I love Paradox. I happily fork over $10-20 a few times a year for new EU4 and Stellaris DLC. I feel like (1) the longevity of those games, (2) the ability for the developer to majorly rework systems far past release (see EU4 Art of War), an
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