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6y ago
Agreed he most likely won't die, but Boris Johnson had a very severe case, and was in pretty bad shape for a while.
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6y ago
Did you get a screenshot? This sounds really weird and I'm curious.
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6y ago
Usb micro was such a garbage cable. After 6 months of using my phone, the connector action felt completely smooth, and you could pull the cable out with no force. usb-c has been much better, feels much more consistent and has a satisfying c
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6y ago
Society as a whole already normalizes this sort of thing. Many people will have to pay more for a house, and many more will simply be denied. When this paradigm is already so normal, people aren't going to be so averse to their digital
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6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullrun_(decryption_program) I think you may be underestimating them here, I don't doubt their ability to keep their capabilities secret.
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6y ago
And SJSU in-state tuition cost $900 in the year 1990. What justifies this increase?
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6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyvN3rF3mUM
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6y ago
Thanks for this. I know absolutely nothing about neuroscience, but I was very skeptical when he claimed that memories could be saved and replayed. The idea of encoding and the actual mechanism of our memories is really intruiging though.
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kart23
6y ago
huh? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24311152
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6y ago
Sorry, the article does not make one mention of stability. This is arguably the most important value of any money store, the peace of mind that what you have today will be worth the same tomorrow. The dollar is stable because it's inst
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6y ago
Ikea has been doing a lot of cool collaborations these days, with a wide variety of focuses. Its pretty cool to see and hopefully they produce enough so its not sold out everywhere on the first day.
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6y ago
This is such a great idea and the pieces look fantastic. The price point seems right too, and I'm sure you'll get plenty of customers. Hopefully sometime in the future you can expand to bracelets or pendants, I think this market i
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6y ago
Aside from the health insurance problem, I think they should be able to earn minimum amounts, there should be a limit on how much money you can lose per hour driving for lyft or uber. Workers comp should be included as well, its morally wro
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6y ago
On android, you can easily spoof gps data with apps, no root needed. You don't even need to get another phone or leave it behind.
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6y ago
Uber has a lot of power here. They have the ability to speak directly to millions of young people, and explain the issue to their advantage and ensure the vote goes their way and the only issue the people will see is that they are no longer
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6y ago
Adjust volume by finer increments: hold option+shift while changing volume.
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I think influences, celebrities and other people that teens look up to have a massive effect on these platforms. Look at clothes, streetwear brands that celebrities wear instantly become popular and sell out. The purpose of social media is
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6y ago
I sincerely don't understand how people can just disappear for years and how you don't see anything wrong with that.
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6y ago
Look up 'Samsung earbuds s9' Every single wired pair sold by 3rd parties with the samsung/akg branding is fake, even when they claim to be 'oem' or 'original'. And theres tons of legit looking results.
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6y ago
Huh? Literally everyone in college still has snapchat. A lot less people are on tiktok. There are definitely people who use it, but it's not considered fully mainstream and 'popular' yet.
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6y ago
Great piece, thanks for sharing. It makes me want to dig up my old gear and start playing again.
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6y ago
The operating cost per hour of an r44, according to some quick googling, is $190. The cost after ownership is too high, and probably the reason that everyone still has cars instead of helicopters in their garage. Reliability and maintenance
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6y ago
Tell that to amazon
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6y ago
It's there on some mens items too! My lined shorts have a nice stretchy pocket on the side of the thigh and it works great.
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6y ago
Lululemon does this on their lined shorts.
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6y ago
You never know what type of logging is set up though. You can log others users commands too, making use histories irrelevant.
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kart23
6y ago
Results are really good upon first glance. Dark mode please! Just a quick UI tip: theres a reason that neither DDG, Google, or even HN don't have cards or separators for each result. I think the backgrounds of each result make them all
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6y ago
Do a bit of reading on the mitochondria, ATP and the electron transport chain. I still don't understand exactly the mechanism, but it seems that our cells might share some characteristics with photosynthetic cells, and certain kinds of
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6y ago
There isn't insane shit because they literally lock up or 'disappear' the people talking insane shit or conspiracies. The thing with china is that there is often very real consequences for the things you say online, and that
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6y ago
PWM and flicker need to die. I easily tell when a monitor is flickering and I'm convinced they're bad for long term eye health after using one for multiple years and not knowing why my eyes started hurting so often. Refresh rate i
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