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by larrik 7y ago
More importantly: 4.5 > Tesla provides dealer with description of car including said features!
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by larrik 7y ago
On the other hand, having to explicitly re-up copyright means no more vaguery on who owns what.
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by larrik 7y ago
Didn't you use to tweet via SMS? I assume that's still an option? Seems like a valid reason for them to have it.
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by larrik 7y ago
Yup, I was a generation too early
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by larrik 7y ago
I mean, at one point (GameCube/PS2/XBox era) IBM was making the chips for all 3 major consoles. I think they've been in video games for a long time.
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by larrik 7y ago
As someone who has done quite a bit of shopping for various services, having a language-specific library ready to go is a major factor. I doubt that someone already paying you would still need one, though, so it should probably be considere
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by larrik 7y ago
Eclipse is definitely powerful, so once you know it and you aren't bothered by the long startup times, there's no shame in using it.
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by larrik 7y ago
My complaints, with a library primarily MP3's: 1) It often forgets where I am in a song, or in a playlist. Or which playlist 2) After "upgrading" to iOS 13, all my songs now have "jump forward/backward 30 seconds&qu
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by larrik 7y ago
On Linux Mint, I've had great success with Zoom, and Microsoft Teams of all things.
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by larrik 7y ago
Is even that much new? Last time I tried it shared everything, which is completely useless.
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by larrik 7y ago
Ah, that's a part I was curious about.
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by larrik 7y ago
> During the recruiting process, Fils-Aimé asked to speak directly with Nintendo of Japan's Global president at the time, Satoru Iwata, before accepting any job. "It is not something they had planned to do," he told Presen
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by larrik 7y ago
> I think more people should just adopt if they want to raise children. As someone who has adopted 3 children, I assure you that the biological route is way easier and cheaper. It's not like rescuing a dog from the pound...
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by larrik 7y ago
Not OP, but at the time what I personally wanted to happen was the government to bail out the customers, but not the banks themselves. Basically let the institutions implode but not let depositors foot the bill. Clearly a pipedream, though.
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by larrik 7y ago
I mean, people have been doing that sort of thing forever. It comes in and out of fashion every few years.
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by larrik 7y ago
Even parts of the 20th century as well.
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by larrik 7y ago
Amazon getting the flak for a "partner" violation is completely part of them having "partners" at all...
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by larrik 7y ago
As a counter-point, I've never flat out turned down a potential opportunity due to being "happy" at work. I mean, if something that might be better comes along, I owe it to myself and my family to give it a shot. When I&#x2
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by larrik 7y ago
> "The problem with a lot of these privacy policies and Terms of Service is that no one really reads them," As a long-time 23andMe customer, I remember the opt-in for this feature to be very visible and clear.
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by larrik 7y ago
That's how a lot of stuff starts, and then the price goes down while the kinks are worked out. I don't really know what the alternative is here...
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by larrik 7y ago
My favorite version is "The difference between theory and practice is small in theory and large in practice."
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by larrik 7y ago
Given how interesting American Pickers or Antique Roadshow are, I think you're right that this could be a good show.
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by larrik 7y ago
As someone who dual-boots, I would say Linux is a better OS, today, than Windows or Mac. Sure, there are areas where it sucks more than the others, but the same can be said of either of the other ones for different areas.
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by larrik 7y ago
These are iPads, though.
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by larrik 7y ago
There's more to it than that. You don't want to be "the remote guy" on the team. You want the whole team to be remote. Otherwise, you are going to have a far less pleasant experience and no chance at career growth.
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by larrik 7y ago
This is false. It's not correct to handle currency with floating point types.
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by larrik 7y ago
On my new PC I would often forget to install office. Then when I needed it all of a sudden in a rush, I used to stick the Office CD in, start the install process, get frustrated, download Open/LibreOffice, install it, use it, be done,
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by larrik 7y ago
I see it as putting more of the cost of the meeting onto the caller, rather than spreading it amongst the participants via wasted time and energy (or the dreaded re-convene since no one was ready).
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by larrik 7y ago
> So, 1.5 miles per person per day. > Either way you count it, the Dutch hardly bike at all. Whaa???? How is that "hardly bike at all"? That's an enormous average! I'm guessing the National average for the USA roun
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by larrik 7y ago
I think Brooklyn Nine-Nine nails physical comedy for a modern era. Andy Samberg in particular has some great moments of physical comedy in it.

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