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jaywalk
4y ago
It's the New Yorker. They're not going to pass up an opportunity to bash Trump.
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4y ago
My company isn't very big (we spend in the very low five-figures with Azure per month) and yet we were assigned an "Azure Success Manager" (or something close to that) who I have a standing monthly phone call with, and can re
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4y ago
This little micro-bit of progress simply is not important to laypersons. I'm sure it's interesting to people in the field, but otherwise it's nothing.
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4y ago
That's nothing terribly special with satellites. They've had phased array antennas for a while now.
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4y ago
The beer glass app definitely didn't require a jailbreak, because I used it well before I even jailbroke my iPhone. It was a legit App Store app.
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4y ago
To be clear, I am absolutely not "too high brow" for such an app. I, personally, wouldn't use it, but like I said I appreciate a 69 joke. But if Apple is going to insist on a curated App Store, then an app like this should no
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4y ago
If we could have nice things, I absolutely agree.
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4y ago
I have fond memories of the beer glass app. I showed it off numerous times after I got my first iPhone In my ideal world, Apple wouldn't have a walled-garden at all. But if they will, then there needs to be a certain bar for apps to me
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4y ago
I have no love for Apple's walled-garden, and I absolutely appreciate 69 jokes, but this app is stupid.
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4y ago
This is pretty much only because the Mac is the only way to "officially" create iPhone apps.
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4y ago
Sounds like something that a DNC/mainstream media bot-troll would say.
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4y ago
Depending on what and how the FBI screwed up, it's actually possible today. It's innocent until proven guilty, and if they screwed up in obtaining a key piece of evidence, then it and anything stemming from it will be inadmissib
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4y ago
Don't fuck with people who can fuck you harder.
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4y ago
Autopilot disconnect sound is distinct from master caution/warning.
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4y ago
Angular will turn 6 years old next month. You're thinking of AngularJS, which despite the (unfortunately) similar name and parent, is basically a completely different framework. Although I don't see why you're bashing C#. Des
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4y ago
CSS Grid Layout would be the modern way of doing that on the web. But even old school HTML tables could easily accomplish the UI in that video.
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4y ago
Why would you say none of those reasons seem to be the case? We literally don't know, and there's not really any other reason (that's reasonably possible) other than those three.
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4y ago
You are completely exaggerating the backwards-compatibility issues that web developers face. There are web applications I wrote 15 years ago that are still working today, in modern browsers, with zero changes. And I wasn't nearly exper
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4y ago
I know nothing about Delphi, but I guarantee that I could take any UI you designed in a day in Delphi and get something equivalent on the web in the same amount of time. Sticking a bunch of inputs on a page (even with some nesting) isn'
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It would have to integrate with APNS for iOS notifications. But unlike Android, that's something that's guaranteed to work on every iOS device.
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I just scanned through the TOS. The only thing I could find that's related to this at all is a clause saying that you won't submit a review or rating "for any Merchant or business for which you have an ownership interest, emp
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4y ago
Why would you assume this aircraft wouldn't have a luxurious cabin? It looks pretty nice from the one rendering they have on the site. 1-1 seating, so direct aisle access for all. Plenty of room.
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4y ago
Equinix has physical equipment belonging to their customers. AWS doesn't. It's not even remotely similar.
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4y ago
20ms to your router? That's horrendous.
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4y ago
You must have had defective hardware. I can never hear the fans on my UDM Pro, and it idles right around 40℃.
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4y ago
Give poor people more money > prices go up > poor people can't afford stuff > give poor people more money > prices go up > ...
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4y ago
I'm not saying there's anything dishonest about LGBT people all banding together to show strength. I'm saying that it's dishonest to say that an LGB person who doesn't want to be lumped in with the T people is "
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Aside from the fact that I would consider that pretty impressive, it's not at all what they're doing. They're using lasers between the satellites to get the data back to/from the ground.
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Yes, mens rea (state of mind/intent) is part of many crimes. But we're not talking about murder, we're talking about a social media post that "caused someone anxiety." Whether intent matters for other (actual) cri
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4y ago
It may or may not be. Context is important, and I think it's pretty clear that the swastika here is attempting to make the point (right or wrong) that LGBT groups act like Nazis.
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