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A valve employee literally said the internal storage isn't expandable. And why do you think it's non-expandable? https://www.ign.com/articles/steam-deck-valve-faq-big-questi...
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5y ago
>could significantly undermine participation or trust in civic or democratic processes Participation in our democratic and civic processes include the freedom to speak about our government in a way that we desire, even if it's misle
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https://youtu.be/oLtiRGTZvGM?t=477 unfortunately, IGN's video says you can't upgrade the internal storage. I'd guess its soldered on.
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5y ago
considering the url is the same as the title I saw, I really doubt that in this case.
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Why is the headline editorialized to include Elon's name? Reuter's title reads 'U.S. warns SpaceX its new Texas launch site tower not yet approved'.
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5y ago
I think silk road and all the other markets have proven you wrong. That being said, you're right about it not being a suitable replacement for traditional finance.
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5y ago
Try radlers. They're not really beers, but they taste great and are usually in the 2%-3% range.
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5y ago
Yes, thinkpads fan control suuuucks. My fan would run 100% of the time, even when just doing light browsing. Had to do a bunch of messing with windows power settings to get it manageable. I've never had the fans actually run while slee
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https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-appr...
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Yes, they have them on my campus, nobody following it.
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5y ago
starship, kinda. They go on the sidewalk and operate in limited areas like colleges. They have actually deployed them though, which is more than any other company in the space.
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Can I actually run APKs? Or will it be some closed-off platform?
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I think it's a little more nuanced than the wikipedia article suggests, I saw some other sources saying that they're allowed to hand out stuff, but not if it's like a reward for signing up for the card. For example: handing o
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5y ago
what does it specifically say? I remember seeing prominent BofA and some other bank's booth at my college's welcome week in 2017, and a decent number of people crowded around. Felt very scummy.
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5y ago
Makes private school look like a good deal. I seriously didn't know it was that high.
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5y ago
I don't know where you are in the US, but this won't fix the problem instantly. Even across public schools, there are competitive ones, and there are non-competitive ones. There are high schools where 25% of the class goes to top
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It's probably because it's harder to draw a line between normal and unhealthy internet usage, and it overall isn't as stigmatized as say, a social media or gaming addiction. You can imagine a very clear stereotype of those pe
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I don't think people are buying teslas for the steering feel.
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I have a dual-core 2015 Macbook Pro running FF too. htop showed my cpu pinned at 100%, VTDecoderXPCService was taking the lions share, there probably is something weird about the gifs.
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The amount of concussions that happen in high/middle school is staggering, and has real effects. Theres a reason why 'dumb (contact sport) player' is such a pervasive stereotype. I, for one am really happy that full contact s
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5y ago
Yeah, I think that was harder to predict. the initial drop wasn't though.
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Ignoring news outright seems like a terrible idea for the stock market. Focus more on objective news, especially from areas that impact stocks. In Jan. 2020, once news came out about Chinese factories shutting down and whole cities being lo
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It's already free, it just takes a couple extra steps to make it work. (one involves having your domain on google domains if thats a dealbreaker) Heres a link to a tutorial for it. https://medium.com/builduniversity
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Yeah, that's what a chromebook is. The machine in the article was $1000 MSRP. An M1 Macbook Air is the same price, and $900 with education pricing.
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Stockpiling used cars sounds good to me honestly. Land Cruisers are pretty bulletproof, they're regularly on the road through 300,000 miles.
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yeah, an exception for paid apps would be ok.
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>If your app doesn’t include significant account-based features, let people use it without a login...Apps may not require users to enter personal information to function, except when directly relevant to the core functionality of the app
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This things been a long time coming. I think the first announced timeline was shipping in early 2020 at $150, and taking orders in 2019. I guess covid messed some of their timeline up, but I'm still excited about it. I'll definite
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oops, you're right, I misinterpreted the 'total received' line
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I'm confused. That account had a little over *69 btc this morning, yet the FBI affidavit said it only has 63.7 btc. What's up with the disparity? https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/140205
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