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by mantap 6y ago
What do you mean by 'crashes'?
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by mantap 6y ago
That is based on the premise that less restrictions are better for an economy. That isn't necessarily the case though. If people are scared to go out it doesn't matter if places are legally allowed to open or not. Also sustained m
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by mantap 6y ago
If China could make cheese as good as European cheese, they would. PDO is not currently stopping them.
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by mantap 6y ago
Sounds like an opportunity to sell road signs to tourists.
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by mantap 6y ago
We on this forum complain to Apple on a daily basis. Nothing ever happens. I don't see evidence that Apple's decision making is affected by what their users think. It took them three years to fix the keyboards even when they were
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by mantap 6y ago
Theoretically Java should be more memory efficient because it makes fewer guarantees and can move memory around. The advantage of Swift/ARC is not that it uses less memory per se but that it has a lower high water mark because memory
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by mantap 6y ago
I'm not sure that's correct as the safety data had been the last to come in. You still have to run a large phase 3 trial to collect safety data, challenge trial or not.
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by mantap 6y ago
It depends on the ages of the 39 people. If those were 39 eighty year olds, that would be seriously impressive. If those were 39 twenty year olds it would be expected. There's no reason to expect that the 39 would have a similar age di
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by mantap 6y ago
We've subsequently learned that even young healthy and initially asymptomatic people can become permanently ill from so called "long COVID". The ethicists were right to say no.
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by mantap 6y ago
Tether is meant to be pegged to the dollar. It is supposed to be printed in high quantities if high quantities of tethers are necessary to maintain the peg. Otherwise the peg would break and one tether would be worth more than one dollar.
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by mantap 6y ago
Just make the keys have different shapes. There is no need to have the information encoded in the layout .
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by mantap 6y ago
Cost of living is a swindle, at least when it applies internationally and cross culturally. If you want to live like a local in Jakarta (to use an extreme example), you can do so very cheaply, $180 a month for a room, eat rice for breakfast
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by mantap 6y ago
Because Firefox represents their users' interests and not network owners' interests which are often hostile e.g. inserting ads into pages.
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by mantap 6y ago
Vaccination is not without risk. Sometimes, but rarely, people have bad reactions to vaccines. The ethical case for vaccinating against rhinoviruses isn't really there, even if it were viable to do so.
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by mantap 6y ago
Intelligence is a complex interplay of nature and nurture. There is no way to test only the "nature" component, it's akin to unmixing a pot of purple paint to extract the red and blue. A lot of IQ test questions get easier th
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by mantap 6y ago
The new ARM Macs have "secure boot". I don't know how it will work exactly but I assume it's something that stops you from booting a different operating system. If not, I'm sure that's in the pipeline.
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by mantap 6y ago
Apple has benefited immensely from developers building apps for their iDevices. Apple in their infinite wisdom decided that such apps must be developed on a Mac. Making apps is not super profitable, most apps don't make enough revenue
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by mantap 6y ago
We are getting towards the point where we will have to boot up into a full screen Linux VM because the outer operating system is too laden with crap like this (and secure boot).
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by mantap 6y ago
It also means Tor can no longer exist on the Mac. What a sad day for privacy.
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by mantap 6y ago
If anything, top level chess players are likely to have missed some non-chess education when they were young due to being a chess prodigy, which would contribute to a lower IQ in adulthood.
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by mantap 6y ago
It's not about freedom it's about the fact that those computers cost thousands of dollars and every year Apple wants more and more control after I already gave them a huge wad of money. I am not upgrading to Big Sur, I didn&#x27
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by mantap 6y ago
Paying for dating makes complete sense. Women want to receive less spam. Men want there to be less competition from spammers. By adjusting the price that men have to pay you can solve both of these problems. I used okcupid back in 2010 when
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by mantap 6y ago
What I'm saying is that just because the iPad Pro is good at video encoding it doesn't mean that it is capable of running a windowed OS with real multitasking. For that you need more RAM. The iPad is built for a specific workflow
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by mantap 6y ago
The problem is when one side lies a hell of a lot more than the other. Just look at the present situation where the US President is claiming to have won an election that he has very clearly lost. If newspapers try to push back on those lies
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by mantap 6y ago
Half a million data points sounds like a lot but it's smaller than a 1k texture. RAM for integrated graphics is VRAM too, just to render to the screen you need a ton of it, for every open window.
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by mantap 6y ago
We're talking about RAM. RAM usage is a direct function of how many apps you have open at the same time. For an iPad that number is a lot smaller than for a laptop.
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by mantap 6y ago
Me and other people who want to run windows VMs.
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by mantap 6y ago
The tweet doesn't mention the claim of antibody resistance, and the article just says that the evidence for it is yet to be announced. The article says that no single mutation is likely to cause resistance but doesn't explain why
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by mantap 6y ago
It does make it broken. Broken means not working. If your software refuses an email because it's in the wrong case then that software is broken. And quoting out of an RFC is not going to make users stop complaining. Email addresses are
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by mantap 6y ago
Says who? Email addresses are case insensitive. If email software treats emails as case sensitive then it is broken. People have to write email addresses on paper forms, in all caps.

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