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Yes but they promised they would keep premium phones updated for three years. "The three OS update guarantee applies to LG premium phones released in 2019 and later (G series, V series, VELVET, Wing) while certain 2020 models such as L
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I have an LG G8 from T-Mobile. It hasn't been updated since February. Rumor is they're rolling out android 11 in Q4 which is more than a year after 11 was released. Contrast that with my wife's S10 that's got 11 around F
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Maybe they finally upgrade the 486sx based server everything runs on? But seriously they could invest in some content discovery/recommendation features. There are probably a lot of small subreddits that go unnoticed by people that just
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How long until we can strap a massive laser to the moon and use it to push ships around the solar system?
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Are those sites generated by bots now? They always seem to just be the top x results if you search on Amazon directly.
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In college I got sick of doing stuff like that so I created this monstrosity https://sourceforge.net/projects/cppquickstart/
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$9.5 billion over is pocket change! If you adjust for inflation $10 billion is only $7.7 billion in 2007 dollars. Assuming the telescope works I can live with it being expensive.
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I completely forgot about that honestly. I used some special refinancing offer so all my loans are direct now.
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Would it though? The government paid for my college then wrote down I own them. They want me to give them that money back eventually. Are they using my promise to borrow money somewhere else? Or is it just an expense for a budget year that
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Arkansas had a really nice governor's mansion years ago. https://www.nytimes.com/2000/07/19/us/little-rock-journal-go...
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This would be cool for earth satellites. On the other hand watching a stream involving something on Mars, let alone voyager, would be pretty boring! Send: ls Ok let's take a 20 minute break.
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Change his name to Disney s Loki
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I was really excited about JPEG 2000 when I first heard about it in the mid 2000s. As is tradition it was pretty much killed by the possibility of patents that weren't part of the industry agreement.
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There's also the NSFW thing too. If you try to view post in specific subreddits it will try to force you to the app. These aren't even smut subreddits. I think /r/greentext (4chat story screenshots) does this. I really n
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There's also the possibility that the answer was correct when written. Especially with web stuff a year old answer could be completely wrong now.
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WalMarts inventory system preemptively orders based on sell through rate, on-hand, and historical trends. Backroom stock is logged so a pick order can be fired when shelf count gets too low. Source: worked in a few Walmart back rooms pickin
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Imagine how boring the universe would be if we understood everything. I'm sure we'd adapt but it would be tough for a while knowing we accumulated the totality of knowledge.
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Projection systems and auto leveling do absolutely nothing for the, thankfully small, subsection of the population that drives around with their brights on all the time. If they have older style headlight it's less unpleasant but still
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I see how my wording horrifyingly misrepresented the meaning. I only mean the resulting supply issues. Not the actual flood.
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I like to think the flood was a cover for some government buying a mind boggling quantity of hard drives. All for some massive spying operation. Obviously I have zero proof or even the tiniest bit of evidence. Just my personal conspiracy th
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So the next logical step would be to remove L3 cache from the compute chiplet all together? That would let AMD either save money since the chiplet is smaller or add more logic for the same die space. This could also mean a GPU chiplet on pa
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20 years after Atlantis lands in San Francisco the camera flys over the now moon-based city. We see puddle jumpers zooming to and fro. A Daedalus class ship exits hyperspace from some mission far away. The camera fades to the control room.
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I have two door 89 Honda Accord I plan to get running again next year. For a while I thought it would be fun to add electric motors to the back wheels. Give a little boost off the line or maybe experiment with adding a little push around co
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I grew up in Arkansas too. I've went digging twice. Once as a kid and again in my early 20s. Funny enough I woke up with horrible back pain the second time and was basically worthless the whole day. My wife hated the whole ordeal so we
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Or an awards show runway. "Here comes Conroe wearing a beautiful lga 775"
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I have a garbage laptop from 2012 that's still enough for basic browsing. Thanks to a replacement battery and reasonably accessible internals it's still working fine. The case is all busted but whatever. Customers should be able t
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I think they're supposed to generate some kind of sound at low speeds. Or at least the government wants them to. https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2016/12/14/2016-28...
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How about making an open source benchmark chip. It could have sram, logic, io, etc. As part of releasing a node, manufacturers would port the benchmark chip.
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I figured it was something like that. It would still be a fun experiment with a small engine.
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What I want to try is replacing valves with electric iris mechanisms. The computer would signal the iris to open or close depending on the situation. No more complicated variable valve stuff. Just hold the iris open longer. Also no more int
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