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mdoms
5y ago
It's called the Surface Duo, it's already on its second generation. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/surface-duo-2/9408kgxp4xjl...
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5y ago
> Seeing a bunch of excellent third-party cross-platform games become xbox-exclusive is really sad for gamers What are you talking about? Microsoft is embracing PC and cross play more than ever.
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> And they block updates but don't remove the app without warning! Epic would like a word.
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5y ago
> The credentials gave the NCC Group consultant access as a limited user to the Jenkins Master web login UI which was only accessible internally and not from the Internet. After a couple of clicks and looking around in the cluster they w
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5y ago
Right, maybe their supply constraints are the reason they're fitting 7/8 of the pads to production vehicles.
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5y ago
> I'm not sure about the performance model 3 and it's brake pads but you can get performance break pads that sound like that. Even ones that sqeak at low speed. No. If you don't know anything about cars please feel free no
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5y ago
This has absolutely nothing to do with "lemon" vehicles which are vehicles that run into ongoing or repeated problems. This is one single issue that any mechanic worth his overalls can (and frequently does) solve in a 2 hour job (
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5y ago
No.
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The flame doesn't tell you squat, but if you insist then you can get induction cooktops with a fake flame effect to help you to continue to believe this nonsense. I use this one, it looks pretty cool. https://www.samsung.com
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5y ago
You probably know more about living on a boat than most people here, you tell us.
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mdoms
5y ago
You know what he means. Stop it.
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5y ago
"Written in Rust" is simply not a good enough reason to adopt something like this. It's visually identical and functionally inferior... so what's the big deal?
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5y ago
Not really hard to nail this period down. 1992-2009 (the release of Call of Duty Modern Warfare ushered in the age of progression and weapon unlocks in multiplayer games).
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5y ago
Maybe it would be a win-win with a big enough player base, but as it is the Portal mode is basically empty now - at least in the Australasia region. BF2042 player numbers have dropped too far to sustain it I'm afraid (for other reasons
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5y ago
One of the coolest things when I was playing games as a kid was working my way through the single player story, but being able to "skip ahead" and see all of the cool guns and gadgets by opening a multiplayer session. Nowadays you
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5y ago
In my opinion one of the worst things to happen to online modern gaming is the tendency towards several different kinds of "rewards" for the player. I don't think I'm unique in this view but I also know a ton of gamers d
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mdoms
5y ago
Perhaps if they don't want "hate" they should perform the most basic of regression tests before shipping updates.
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mdoms
5y ago
You'd think "can load a web page" would be included in the regression suite for a web browser. This is some pretty bad quality control even by Firefox standards.
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5y ago
> To the point I will not use an a subscription on my phone that doesn’t go through their mechanism. Well then I have good news for you: Apple forbids you that option.
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Apple execs: Let's take a 30% cut of Uber and Lyft's membership programs (2018)
(twitter.com)
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Machine drying clothes unnecessarily is right up there in the wastefulness stakes.
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Look, everyone on this website is going to agree with you that the patents are pretty silly. But that doesn't change the two central facts of the article, 1. Sonos holds such patents 2. Google (the trillion dollar company) is actively
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5y ago
Every time a new version of Firefox comes out I try it on my XPS 13 to see if two finger scroll & pan and pinch to zoom still feel janky and weird compared to every other app on my computer. Yup, still weird. Still can only scroll eithe
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He didn't "game" the system, he cheated the system and fabricated medical documents.
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What difference would that have made? None of the evidence in the dispute is focused on the test result itself, it's all about when and by whom the data was entered.
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5y ago
They're taking suitable precautions, such as requiring entrants are fully vaccinated.
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There's no less interesting information on the internet than there was a few years ago - to the contrary there's much more. I agree that the ratio of good to trash content has plummeted but it's the job of Google and its comp
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So if you imagine that USA was healthy then health outcomes look great?
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> Both patterns exist in the language. Yes that is my point.
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5y ago
No I'm implying the exact opposite.
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