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I love my MacBook Pro. Really, I do. And chances are, I'll probably use some iteration of a PC (in this case, I use an eGPU so I could replace my desktop entirely) until I, well, stop using hardware. I also use macOS and Windows on it.
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One of my favorite musicians (Rhys Fulber, mostly due to Conjure One and Delerium for me) started releasing music on Bandcamp. Admittedly, the new cd really isn't my cup of tea, but I bought it from there anyway. Can't remember wh
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or could be a case of promoting planning for the "eventually, yes" to happen whether that is early retirement planning, career change, or anything else. I mean, I do pay into retirement and the like, but quite frankly, I personall
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Ah, that’s a fair point. I read it as facial recognition tying into the card stored in the system.
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Outside of being a 2FA/fraud prevention measure, what's the benefit of facial recognition here (I also imagine a lot of your customer base would be opposed to the idea of someone storing facial data for this, but I digress)? The c
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Dunno, having an actor to oversee the behavior of telecoms would be an advantage, not the opposite. In our neighborhood, we're waiting on Spectrum to finish their infrastructure install. We were initially in talks with AT&T to come
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On the T-Mobile side, were they leveraging the "Binge On Us" or similar setup? I have T-Mobile One w/ the international one plus or plus one (can't remember. The naming kind of stinks) add on and I've never noticed
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Since we're talking music, I'd probably want a hybrid. This for passive protection, but say auto-extension free of charge if the creator still trades on it. So Aerosmith who continues to do performances of their work would be able
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part that gives me pause, even though I'm 100% okay with being against the current policy of separation: what next? Totally silly, but what if it comes out that some food company is engaging in behavior that is deemed immoral. Lerna th
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Remember when people were apprehensive about using React because Facebook might weaponize your usage of it? This project is explicitly stating it can: you might not be on this list today, but there's nothing preventing you from being o
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I found out about this breach Friday via The Verge. At that point in time, I didn't receive an email/text. So for a while, I figure I'm not part of the subset of users. Then, at 9:11pm that day, I received the text message.
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pretty sure the ads are just a joke to not eat hamburgers, but to eat chicken whether it be nuggets or sandwiches or whatever which is essentially the menu for Chick-fil-A.
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Epic, well Tim Sweeney, bemoaned Microsoft for pushing to get developers to release apps/games within their store. I think Epic feels, and probably rightly so, that they can go the direct route and come out okay. And if they judged inc
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the fingerprint reading API (not sure the name in Google's world) isn't dependent on Google Play Services, is it? If it isn't, in theory they could still implement it to be the confirmation for purchasing I'd imagine.
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@ynniv - because if you can coax a friend who isn't on anything but Facebook to use Signal over, say, Messenger, then it is a net win. Is it perfect? No. Is it a better situation than the current? Yes.
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Disney has lobbied for increased copyright durations. In fact, by what you are saying (life, remaining I assume, plus 70 years), Disney couldn’t do anything with Alice until 1968 which would be 2 years after his own death. I’m all for compa
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true, but I think their point is that if the policy catches on there as popular, what is to prevent the US (or others) from implementing similar laws? Relying on a business model that could reasonably be illegal after the stroke of a pen by
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> Why should Firefox support tabs? Shouldn’t my window manager do that? Why does a browser keep track of history when my operating environment should keep track of a history of things I’ve seen recently - documents, files, URLs? If my op
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I use Pocket, but I think these sorts of things (Feed readers, tagging bookmarking services, etc.) should be outside of the browser by default. From there, you can have addons that may be more first class citizen than others in that they in
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In our environment, a vendor would probably be better served to offer a no frills basics thing and then just sell customization support (or painless customization). You could probably check off every bulletpoint imaginable and then we would
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Impressive error handling. I accidentally typed !love as a property and it returned back “you give !love a bad name”
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I worked at a Sears when I was younger. The location didn't have a large warehouse attached (smaller one, but it was only for smaller home and garden/electronics items), but there was one in town so for some items we'd sell a
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honestly, I don't think a touchbar is "bad" so much that the implementation may not've been the best. Maybe as an external piece of hardware like Microsoft's dial where I could use it for the cases it seems best sui
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That’s awesome. I enjoy working for the company I do now, but even with the previous one, only when the company started experiencing issues (like selling off contracts and about 75% of the employees) did I have the guts to move to something
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Not disagreeing with the value in the streaming offering, just saying why there is still a market for the rental-by-mail offering existing and why Netflix would still retain the offer (my guess is they probably rip the movies from the renta
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How many different theater chains are around you? This isn't like streaming services where it may not make sense to have Streaming Pass A and Streaming Pass B if they primarily share content. Quality ones here, 2. Total this-or-that pr
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1) our neighborhood doesn't have any typical internet providers in it currently, so I actually prefer dvd.netflix.com 2) as someone else stated, Netflix streaming doesn't have everything whereas dvd.netflix.com fills in a lot of c
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I'm a bit confused here. I have two Switch consoles, one for myself and one for my daughter. Say I buy the cartridge for the new Smash Bros game. We take turns between my console and her console using the cartridge (not at the same tim
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yeah, I'll agree here. Being able to slap an annotation on a method in C# is one of the major pluses. [Authorize] in ASP.NET MVC (Core as well I believe?), the various ones in Entity Framework, etc. Very useful.
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Has Gitlab finished their hosted migration from Azure to Google's cloud yet? They announced they were starting in April, but those things take time.
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