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Have you ever used an iPad? I get the feeling you don't really know how it actually works.
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> A 13 inch screen Ipad pro with a keyboard and 2TB of memory is $2500. The 2TB memory is accounting for like half the cost there. You can get a model with less built-in memory and just use an external drive and the price drops down to l
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Uh, this _is_ a thing in the US. Amtrak has many overnight routes with sleeper cars.
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Right, are the researchers aware that devs can choose which countries their apps appear in? Seems like a really basic thing to miss.
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I'm confused, you said there's a bug but as far as I can tell it's just that Safari disables using "tab" for more than form elements by default.
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Google's World Wide Web running on Apple's Internet.
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On iOS and macOS (I can't speak to Android but I'm fairly sure it's a similar mechanism), you're required to prove that a domain and app are linked before allowing URLs to open in your app. You do this by hosting a JSON
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> it likely won't be coming to Firefox at all, as they consider it harmful Yikes. The original article should have definitely mentioned this, if it were not just a Google mouthpiece.
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I think the problem there is the assumption that the US government of today will behave the same as the government of 1911 or 1982.
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> For most people who aren't using a trackpad, it feels imprecise and terrible Um, are you sure that isn’t because you’re not used to it? I find it feels that way when I’ve switched from Windows or Linux but you get used to it prett
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If that were true then why wouldn’t you want to change academia so that it works well for both men and women? Wouldn’t that be the obvious ethical path to take?
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Oh certainly. Their experience is that there’s a huge racial factor in how many matches they get (e.g. having an Indian name seems to be a death sentence) — I was just reporting their experience and didn’t mean to imply anything else!
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Those are only the negative experiences. Many people do not like those things. But there are positive aspects to being in the office that you misleadingly did not list.
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That's literally the parent's point. "the US did it too!!!" doesn't make it a good thing.
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But surely you can see how hopeless dating feels for many men when they swipe right on hundreds of women and get 0 matches? I'm not saying they aren't getting many — they're getting none (I know you just have my word on this,
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It's certainly believable that women don't enjoy dating apps, but I think it's difficult to make the case that it's equally hard for them (in terms of successfully getting a date) when they have thousands of matches and
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This might be news to you, but many apps on Mac actually have preferences that allow you to change their behavior. That's one of them.
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Seems like an argument against making any kind of change to any industry.
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That’s not really what we’re talking about. We’re talking about people who prefer office vs. not.
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90? Mine comes in at 33. Not sure what disk size has to do with anything anyway?
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Surely, with the M1s having been actually publicly available for many months now, there's enough data and benchmarks out there that we don't need to take Apple's performance claims with any salt?
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Right, I obviously meant actually released publicly and not in beta.
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This feature also won't be available for several months, so it's possible they're planning for Firefox support but hedging their bets in case they can't get it done in time.
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Ah, so it's a Chrome-based video editor, not a web-based one.
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In general, many engineers could benefit from a well-rounded education in the humanities.
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it's just a pithy name
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Right, I was looking for an actual statistical answer based on data. Obviously there are instances of individual food waste, my point is that maybe we can make a much larger impact by focusing on food waste at corporations and restaurants.
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How much "food waste" is done by individuals instead of corporations?
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If the earth's population suddenly dropped to 0, that would help global warming a lot too. Does that mean we should do it?
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How would you deprecate it? There's tons of browsers and JS runtimes out there and they all adopt features at different speeds. Undoubtedly some browsers would never adopt the new feature, which means websites will simply break, and th
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