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kurtisc
7y ago
Seeing the feature lists of used cars with base trim is just sad. I once had a 2009 car without electric windows or central locking.
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7y ago
Recently I broke my terminal emulator's config while I didn't have an internet connection so I had to use a virtual terminal to fix it. It made me wonder, does anybody use virtual terminals as their daily drivers?
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7y ago
Now I remember my Need For Speed strategy of holding down the accelerator and bouncing off walls to go around corners.
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kurtisc
7y ago
'Momentarily' has a different meaning in North America. To Revolut's British employees, this could sound a bit unpleasant!
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7y ago
What do you do if you're in a Go project and need to implement this, though? The complexity of FFIs and the maintenance expense of adding another language/compiler is worse than having to work against the language.
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7y ago
Phones have legitimate uses in cars. Satnav, music, or even just an indication that you just pull over and answer a phone. Given that I've never used one illegally, I think it's fair for me not to want to go through a power cycle
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7y ago
Isn't that the bank just giving you their income stream?
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8y ago
I agree. Machine learning is not a core-competency of a typical car company and, when self-driving is ready, customers will soon stop differentiating on the safety levels just like with airbags, ABS, or tyre treads. Either it will be '
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8y ago
That's not my experience. The UK has automatic taxation but the current government lowered effective tax for most people this month and parties make tax-rate pledges during election campaigns.
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8y ago
GIMP 2.10 felt like a big step-up in quality-of-life changes for me, I really recommend giving it a go if you've got an older version (Ubuntu 18.04 has 2.8)
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8y ago
Keeping the phone and going SIM-only is much cheaper
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8y ago
I wondered the same but never got the exact answer.
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8y ago
Workers at a firing range I used to go to were sent home for weeks if they were exposed to too much lead. I am shocked a well funded army couldn't do the same.
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8y ago
>I chocked it up chalked it up ;)
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8y ago
It would be possible to fork to create a higher limit with that hashpower. It would also be possible to have 51% without making it publicly known. But nobody needs to bother with that when they can just double spend.
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8y ago
Anyone who's seen or read American Psycho should be aware of that.
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8y ago
s/effectively owning/effectively determining the concept of 'truth' on/
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8y ago
A single entity at one point had over 50% of the mining power for Bitcoin, effectively owning its blockchain.
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8y ago
There are a fairly significant number of users without LTE. Bear in mind too that some of the names at the bottom of the list, like Brazil, are countries hosting a Grand Prix this year. https://www.opensignal.com/reports
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8y ago
4 for me. Updating, logging in, the client, and the ads. I removed it from my panel just so I'd stop waiting for these if I misclicked it.
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8y ago
>which might in a worst case scenario rule them someday Or, in a more realistic scenario, might learn how to discern between an article about a tech company and an article about an orchard.
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8y ago
My phone is a worse music player than my 2007 iPod was. Less storage, much lower battery life, slower UI. It doesn't have streaming but the Euler diagram of 'times when I want to use a music player' and 'times when I don
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8y ago
I had a loose SMD chip in an old phone which I fixed by jamming cardboard from a pack of Fig Newtons between the case and the logic board. I recommend choosing a bit without the filling on.
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8y ago
Given that you installed Airline - which does absolutely nothing useful - I imagine you just got distracted by the red herring of people's lists of plugins instead of just trying to grok vim.
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8y ago
When someone's in a car and they see someone else in a car blow through a red light, they say something along the lines of 'that person's an idiot'. When they someone on a bike do it, they say 'cyclists are idiots&#
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8y ago
In our quest to increase recycling we seem to have forgotten that the original phrase was 'reduce, reuse, recycle'. For example, the manufacturer doesn't have to waste the energy to recycle the case if the case can be reused
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8y ago
What about Bombay, Peking, Persia, Siam, Ceylon, Burma, Leningrad?
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8y ago
I've noticed the scales issue happens a lot with claims about markets. A story will say something like 'Asset A plummets among bad event X' with a daily graph of the price. When you look back at the weekly or monthly graph, t
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8y ago
Mentally I have a third group for his music, in addition to the two you mentioned, which is full of fast paced melodic music like 'xtal' that doesn't have any of the harsh beats of his music like Come to Daddy.
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8y ago
They must have missed that episode of Silicon Valley
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