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The trip photos are stunning. I wonder how the 17 Pro handles less bright, off-hand daily shots indoors and in the shade.
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None of this seems rooted in the reality I've been working in. > What's Actually Happening: Students learn Figma, not Illustrator. Figma is currently an excellent competitor for approximately 1/3 or so of Illustrator
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1y ago
Just so we can kill it again
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> The agent-to-agent economy is just getting started and people who understand these protocols early will have a huge advantage. Sure sounds scammy to me.
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1y ago
Not the Internet Darkness (gasp! gasp!?!) When are titles going to come back to reality?
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1y ago
Couldn't we say most homeopathic medication is akin to a placebo? But to answer your question posed in the title, it's the Hippocratic oath.
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I still have no SSDs in servers for this reason, although the time has arrived. Out of all the computers I've owned, the 1TB model has been the most enjoyable because I've been able to keep everything I want in one place. I think
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In my case, my spinning disks expanded approximately 4x each time I upgraded: 1.2 GB Hard Drive in a Performa from Sears 4 GB HD in a self-build AMD K2 tower 20 GB HD in a Dell laptop 80 GB HD in a PowerBook G4 that I upgraded to an SSD F
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1y ago
I'd guess it is because ads & tracking is easier this way
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Thanks, Obama!
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> It turned into an utter war zone We have actual war zones active around the world right now, so maybe you can come up with better terms for the municipal dispute you're referring to here.
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1y ago
I think we're in the process of finding out.
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1y ago
25+ comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45396727
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1y ago
Is the compression or the decompression the major factor in licensing? The US situation around H.264 is disappointing.
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1y ago
So glad I took the time to engage with you.
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OK :) As an individual who mostly produces visual output from what I write on computers, I did not expect AI to be a huge shift in my industry Adobe Illustrator can now rotate a vector object that you paste in AI tools in Adobe Photoshop ma
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1y ago
The title gives most of the dopamine hit, the article itself is typical keyword marketing AI writing
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1y ago
This looks awesome, there are a lot of Whisper-based tools on macOS that have become paid for basic features I'll definitely try this out
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1y ago
I sense you don't like being wrong, but your memory is not serving you well Self-signed symbian apps: - had no lasting persmissions... EVERY single time a self-signed app did something like use network or bluetooth, the user gets a pop
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1y ago
It's wild to remember we sleep under a blanket of stars every night and could have S'mores whenever we want... but most of us rarely spend a moment out there away from our smartphones and smartwatches. I'm not going screenles
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1y ago
Almost any developer familiar with HTML would be willing to write HTML if they were paid similarly to making something flashy in React (to use your example) Because I don't believe this is a real issue in the marketplace, I will write
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Yes, I agree with you that this isn't thereg's point - just worth considering the importance of 24x7 security on this, so maybe don't self-manage it unless you're available 24x7. This is doubly more important if setting
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The issue with bitwarden/vaultwarden is how simple it is to set it up insecurely and use it for years without knowing it. I've inherited clients with various *warden setups and they almost always have at least one critical securit
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"Become a vox member to read more..." bummer!
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The arrow keys being mushed into other keys is the singular reason I won't buy this or many other interesting devices. Inverted-T or I don't open my wallet, device makers — that includes you, Framework.
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1y ago
Is the new anti-Apple storyline that the EU has no money? I don't think that's going to do well. Heard of Lenovo & Superfish or just don't care about that kind of thing when choosing a vendor?
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1y ago
After the FAA certification of an airplane with an unknown system like MCAS in 2017 it seems we can assess this has been true a long time.
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Chrome only, FYI
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I've successfully set some regular laptop users up with linux, but having the linux system be part of their "ecosystem" with their phones, tablet, password manager, Teams, and other common needs met takes more work than some
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Same article w/ photos of the bags: https://www.cbc.ca/news/marketplace/marketplace-reusable-bag...
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