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jnsie
5y ago
That sounds really interesting. Any chance you could share more details?
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5y ago
They lost me at "Yes, we’re crazy!"
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If you're in the market for such a phone may I ask, without judgement, why? I'm very interested in whether this is aimed particularly at certain professions, if more and more people fear violation of personal privacy, etc. Again,
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5y ago
I prefer middle-out myself...
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Is there a case to be made that he effectively killed (not murdered, killed...) them both? > Bach fell ill with a fever soon after his second operation and passed away less than four months later. > Taylor operated on Handel in Augu
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> congested intersections where you'd probably need to wait 3 hours to pass through legally I cannot imagine how self driving cars will (in the future...) deal with entering the Lincoln/Holland/etc. tunnel. I genuinely don
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5y ago
It looks like a morose Visual Studio icon
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Errors like this will happen. Clearly the bigger story is the need for better mental health services in colleges and beyond. RIP, Mared.
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> A Washington Examiner story said the law firm has frequently filed lawsuits against major food companies, to the tune of two to three fraud suits per week during the first half of 2021. Sheehan & Associates has also filed the highe
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5y ago
Hate to break it to you, but since 2010 Cadbury UK has been owned by Mondelez International. The quality of Cadbury in Europe is declining, IMHO. (I never liked US Cadbury)
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Mea culpa. I was definitely unclear. I'd like something more than the usual hour long test drive from the showroom. The questions I have regarding Tesla and EV require testing on longer trips, using the charging network, etc. Being abl
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I've wanted to try a Tesla for a while now with a view to purchase. There's nowhere near me to rent one (Turo isn't available in my state) and I'd gladly rent one from Hertz. This is a move that could do wonders for EV s
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I'm out of the loop - are there intrusive ads in the Windows OS? If so, what kind of ads and when/where?
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Brilliant!
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The title is perfectly correct. It is not perfectly clear, therefore not perfectly fine.
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5y ago
This is exactly what I need....but i searched by ingredients with 'chicken breast' and 'jalapeno' and it returned 0 results. Then i searched 'chicken' and 'jalapeno' and it returned 1 result. Seems un
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> the bug turned out to actually be two bugs sitting next to each other I have to ask...did you check github after the fact to see if these were real bugs that they used your interview time to solve? Would be funny if there was a commit
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How does it handle crypto? So far the tax solutions I've seen are cost prohibitive, getting quickly more expensive as the number of transactions being tracked increases.
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This article [0] may shine some light on what is impacting rental car companies. [0] https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-09-13/car-rental...
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It's so badly needed. For some US-centric perspective: "the almost 750,000 people who live with kidney failure are 1% of the U.S. Medicare population but account for roughly 7% of the Medicare budget." [0] This is obviously j
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Sounds like the author is waxing lyrical about regenerative braking? A bit breathless and certainly veering into marketing (rather than analysis) territory.
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Really cool. I'm interested to hear your plans for this. Are you planning to offer as a service/open source/etc.?
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5y ago
How many nanobits in a nanobot?
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Is it just me or are these latest announcement events lackluster and over-produced? I'm not judging the devices (going to pick up the watch series 7) but the events themselves are tough to sit through.
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I genuinely thought they were going to show the screen expanding to take up the full area. But nope. Just marketing-speak. Ugh
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> It is literally impossible to start up your own email server now and have it accepted by major email hosts like microsoft and gmail now without your emails ending up in spam or even worse, completely dropped. I am 100% ignorant on the
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> "my son was a gude and honourable mon, but Sparta has mony a mon better than him." On a sidenote, this sounds northern irish to me. Think Daniel Day-Louis in The Boxer
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You don't need to unlock your phone to show this ID though...
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By dispatching someone you presumably mean “ok, I found this on the web”?
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I remember similar noise/promise/talk when the 'Drumi' won a James Dyson Award years ago: https://www.jamesdysonaward.org/en-GB/2015/project/the-drumi... Drumi has since come to market. Th
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