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by monitron 11y ago
I wish Google would focus on making regular Android more stable instead. Given the memory management issues I've had on my Nexus 5 and other devices since Lollipop, there's no way I'd choose to inflict Android on a low-memory
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by monitron 12y ago
I can play six with my keyboard too! But I got a seventh to sound by hovering over it with my mouse pointer. So it seems like many simultaneous notes are supported. I only wish there were controls for the timbre of the sound.
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by monitron 12y ago
> leak metadata Is that a euphemism for failing to discreetly watch VR porn on the train because back in reality you're sporting a raging boner?
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by monitron 12y ago
I got really excited about this, and then was immediately disappointed when merging contacts in this interface didn't seem to sync to my Android phone. I hate that I have to merge contacts separately on every device. Is it just me?
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by monitron 12y ago
I think I hear an additional bit of trickery that the article didn't mention: the morse signal keeps oscillating between the left and right stereo channels, which on headphones or a nice speaker system make it sound more like artsy syn
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by monitron 12y ago
I might have to do this. I'm interested in your experience...If I may ask, how did you deal with cravings and any social implications? What's the outcome been, and did you change anything else?
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by monitron 12y ago
Maybe, because it contains more fiber and less carbohydrate for the same amount of bread. Google gives a nice infobox on the subject for the query "white bread vs wheat bread".
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by monitron 12y ago
I did click around, a lot. There are indeed many references, especially on the supplements pages, but I couldn't find any external links about carbohydrates and insulin. And, regarding "for a normal person it's a non-issue&qu
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by monitron 12y ago
The entry on the carbohydrate myth doesn't actually address insulin resistance but instead veers off on a tangent about gluten. It also cites no references. Can you provide a better source?
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by monitron 12y ago
It's a simple carbohydrate. So, depending on who you ask, it causes blood sugar spikes leading to insulin resistance, leaves you hungry again a few hours later, is addictive, and causes other maladies. Along with white bread, sugary dr
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by monitron 12y ago
Imagine you're Patrick Rothfuss... Kingkiller just might be the most popular thing he ever writes. Not to minimize his future potential, but IMO he just somehow began his novel-writing career with an exceptional series. Anyway, he&#x27
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by monitron 12y ago
This thing again! I'm red-green colorblind, and got a 90. Ouch. It looked pretty good to me!
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by monitron 13y ago
Could I ask someone with the necessary patience to explain why quantum entanglement as described here doesn't allow faster-than-light communication? I've been told that I'm misunderstanding something by guessing that it might
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by monitron 13y ago
Why not choose a different browser?
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by monitron 14y ago
Bringing a little power strip can make you the most popular person at the coffee shop, especially if you're sitting at one of those long tables with one measly outlet nearby.
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by monitron 14y ago
It is different because in this case, the upgraded "parts" are already present in the car!
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by monitron 14y ago
I am missing something here. I get that someone could be offended by these comments, but what does it have to do with being a woman? I know females who would giggle at such jokes and males who would feel uncomfortable. I feel like the perso
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by monitron 14y ago
It hurts how this video pokes fun at the "trying too hard" style of recruiting (using "code ninjas" in air quotes) while simultaneously itself trying way, way, way, WAY too hard. And I just came away with the impression that the protagonist
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by monitron 14y ago
I don't think that the non-chronological feed is an attempt to achieve performance gains. Instead Facebook is trying to sort things by interestingness (or in some cases, how much a user has paid to promote their post). I agree, though, that
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by monitron 15y ago
Well, all the pathfinding and at least some of the map rendering is being done server-side, and the 3D drawing is mostly offloaded to the GPU. So I would actually be surprised if the CPU was working hard for Nav. My guess is that a lot of t
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by monitron 15y ago
I have the same experience; something doesn't add up about this article. My Verizon Galaxy Nexus will charge (albeit slowly) as long as I'm using a charger that supports the USB dedicated charging specification (One example is the Palm Vehi
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by monitron 16y ago
Amputees might appreciate unpaired shoes.
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After the Sidekick fiasco, should we be afraid to store data in the cloud?(socialfact.com)
2 points by monitron 17y ago|2 comments