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lemoncucumber
6y ago
Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs!
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lemoncucumber
6y ago
Can we fix the article title to properly capitalize SAT and ACT to be more readable? Particularly since both "sat" and "act" are words.
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6y ago
"The Old is Dying and the New Cannot Be Born: From Progressive Neoliberalism to Trump and Beyond" by Nancy Fraser is a good (short!) book that talks about similar themes. I'd recommend it.
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6y ago
No, but casinos are private businesses with the right to refuse service to anyone, and they tend to exercise that right against people they believe to be counting cards. Card counters are not a protected class.
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7y ago
The 6/6s/7 had an aluminum back, but the 8 and now the new SE have a glass back, presumably to support wireless charging.
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7y ago
I've always wished that Gmail (or some other email client) would add support for creating arbitrary "folders" each with an "inbox" and an "archive" section. The Gmail inbox -> archive flow works really
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7y ago
You'll have to pay extra if you want `n` support
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7y ago
Even many of those exceptions sacrifice taste in the name of shelf life and consistency: Mass-market olive oil has much less flavor than fresher, smaller-batch olive oil. Fresh pasta tastes better than dried pasta. Flours made from heritage
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7y ago
1Password actually does still offer standalone licenses, but they don’t advertise them so it’s hard to find. If you download the app from their website (not the Mac App Store), then there’s an option in the app to buy a standalone license.
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I've always found it kind of surprising that the Darien Gap has never been closed. I can only assume that if Panama and Colombia were rich countries rather than poor countries that it would have happened. People solved the engineering
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> [B]ut they do have a way to request discounted access to the Google Cloud Platform, which appears to be some kind of machine-learning platform This line in the article made me laugh out loud. GCP is a full blown competitor to AWS, but
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7y ago
And it's a double whammy since not only do they need more frequent fill-ups, but the fill-ups take way longer compared to pumping a tank of gas (even with fast charging). It seems like a major hurdle to true mass market EV adoption.
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7y ago
The most expensive and desirable locations in the U.S. are mostly apartments/condos, not single family detached homes. Take New York or San Francisco for example -- hardly slums by most measures (yes there is homelessness, but that
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7y ago
It’s not so different from 10.7 dropping Rosetta, which led to a similar scenario where upgrading your OS meant a bunch of old PPC apps could no longer run. Again I’m not defending Apple, just pointing out that all of this has happened befo
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> To say Apple has lost its way would be an understatement. Apple is actively detrimenting those who have stayed in its ecosystem for decades. Like they did with the transition from SCSI/ADB to USB, or the transition from Mac OS 9 t
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Ubuntu actually considered adopting launchd way back in 2006 before systemd existed but: “The option was rejected because the source code was subject to the Apple Public Source License – described as an ‘inescapable licence problem’” [0] [0
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I don't see anything about addressing retaliatory negative reviews, which seems like a not insignificant part of the problem as described in the Vice article ( https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/43k7z3/nat
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7y ago
This is a better link, I was going to post the same thing
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Bad typography on a device whose entire purpose is reading is not a feature by any stretch of the imagination. Even if all you expect from the kindle is an "electronic book," they should at least attempt to reach parity with the t
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7y ago
Speaking of discoverability, as I was playing around with this I just discovered that there's another way to paste besides these two: if you just tap with three fingers, it brings up an undo menu that also has a paste option (different
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7y ago
> No, the bus is not always an option, nor is leaving your kid alone at home for any amount of time. This bill applies to middle and high school kids. If you can't leave your high schooler home alone for any amount of time then you
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Thanks, this clarified my thinking on the issue in a really useful way.
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Touch ID and Face ID both have cases where they don’t work well (gloves/wet fingers, and sunglasses/squinting). The thing I like better about Face ID is that it lets you hide the text of your notifications by default but then reve
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It sounds like you didn't actually read the text of the statement, which concludes with: "Therefore, the HKISPA strongly opposes selective blocking of Internet Services without consensus of the community."
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7y ago
Could someone explain this to me in a nushell?
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> I don’t fully buy that we can’t work this out. The author gives examples of how it’s difficult to compare, but what those examples show is that yes, to compare properly you need to go very deep on some parts to find out why design deci
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It's worth noting that Istio has built-in support for failure injection (i.e. without needing to run a separate service to return 500s): https://istio.io/docs/tasks/traffic-management/fault-injecti... As
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Cryptocurrency-driven demand for GPUs comes to mind as well...
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Those URLs work for me, no 401.
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I've heard that people who think they're allergic to chocolate are actually allergic to the cockroaches bits are in most chocolate. Not sure how well proven that is though.
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