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megy
8y ago
Ok, but it is not like people starting using more paper? They just sold more and another paper company sold less, who cut down less trees.
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Also, those innovations are worth a lot of money these days, so might be kept secret.
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8y ago
Not sure how two US companies dueling it out helps China?
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8y ago
Ok, except the advice has been to move CSS to files for a long time, so that they can be cached easily. That way other pages are loaded quickly, since they css file is already stored on the device.
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8y ago
Most of them are probably images.
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8y ago
It is Apple, so they weren't selling well so they dropped it.
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8y ago
Are you insane? That would be fun to diagnose.
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8y ago
Yes, except cities have 100,000 of cars randomly parked. So not sure what you are talking about. I mean, yes, there are generally accepted places to put a car, but only because they have been around so long. Yes, new things don't curre
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I like the idea that it takes longer to make the ad than to make the actual device, so they need to fake it.
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No, it is like a McDonalds ad, but instead they show a burger from a fancy burger place that costs 4x as much.
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> 299,995/300,000 behave well. Can you prove that? These guys were caught, does it mean the others just haven't been caught yet? What about the G7 battery explosions? What about the washing machines catching fire? What about la
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> I've got a Samsung washer/dryer. They're fine. I would not be so sure, they have a recall on a number of units: https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/man-saves-hom...
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> Why are young girls so vulnerable to mental disease trends? Are you serious? Have you heard of qanon, anti-vax, scientology, pyrmaid schemes? We all are vulnerable to this stuff.
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Not true, they clearly do care about quality. It works because if you are already using a bunch of AWS services, and then you need something that they are providing, you will give that a go first. If it doesn't provide enough, you will
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Yeah. I don't even drive anywhere, I cycle. I am bemused by people who drive when they don't have to. I am not sure a short walk through the car park is going to to do much for you.
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> It's beyond me why they don't reward Who? They?
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Are Pop Lyrics Getting More Repetitive?
(pudding.cool)
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8y ago
Nor does google.
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8y ago
Going on a multi-day hike is just not feasible for most people.
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> Was I going to tell him not to take the job? How complicit are you if you write some exchange connectors for a dictator? He ended up taking it, and they ended up in the news. NO, but you should have told him what you knew and let him
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8y ago
Isn't that like the air carriers in the US?
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> Angie's List or Houzz. Ok sure, you can put it down to moderation, or you can put it down to size. What is the size of Angie's list to Amazon?
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> I'm not particularly interested in oil rigs, Are many people?
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No, the lesson is don't use your dominance to unfairly promote yourself. Do you guys really find this confusing?
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8y ago
From one spammer to another then.
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> Kinda like what the new Apple watch is supposed to do, but, you know, something that actually works. Does the Apple watch not work? > But if they had been under clinical trial already, there was a real possibility that real people
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> From the thermometer’s invention onward, physicians have feared—incorrectly—that new technology would make their jobs obsolete Is that true, or are doctors incredibly risk averse since they have seen what can happen when something goes
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Because we are guessing at the problem, we don't have complete data.
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You don't think they should try new things, even though they might not be successful?
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8y ago
Going edge to edge is extremely difficult, and requires folding the screen past the edge. Even Samsung haven't managed to do this, only Apple.
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