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721.
by moogly 4y ago
The non-X line just obsoleted the X line due to PBO, as long as they're priced lower.
722.
by moogly 4y ago
Yes, Nexus 4 + the official charger had that.
723.
by moogly 4y ago
Does the FBI care about individuals losing bitcoins?
724.
by moogly 4y ago
Not sure what Europe you're part of but it's way closer than that. And in some European markets, iOS has 60-65% share (like Scandinavia).
725.
by moogly 4y ago
I mean, if you're already using WhatsApp...
726.
by moogly 4y ago
That's what Ubisoft does.
727.
by moogly 4y ago
Well... January 2nd? or January 2? or 2 January?
728.
by moogly 4y ago
> The average of the minimum daily wages paid to incarcerated workers for non-industry prison jobs is now 86 cents[1] That will take a while. [1]: https://www.prisonpolicy.org/blog/2017/04/10/wages&#x2
729.
by moogly 4y ago
I hope there won't be any rolling blackouts this winter, then.
730.
by moogly 4y ago
> all that hard problems (backups, updates, ease of use, experience homogenity, etc.) are solved This is a bit funny to me. I'll give you the homogeneity argument, but as for the rest, as someone who has owned both iPhone and Androi
731.
by moogly 4y ago
AIUI, microreactors are not SMRs. The modularity of SMRs comes from being able to build the different modules in factories, but the SMR would still be assembled on-site inside a building/facility. Source: https://omegataupod
732.
by moogly 4y ago
Because no one can tell who are real accounts and parody accounts on Twitter right now.
733.
by moogly 4y ago
Imagine being in a library and some asshole in your vicinity is on a work call.
734.
by moogly 4y ago
Indeed, lawyers will be involved now; just not on his side...
735.
by moogly 4y ago
I always saw it as an Ambien-induced impulse buy.
736.
by moogly 4y ago
I have a modern induction stove. I think it's great. But not for bringing water to boil. It's about as fast as a kettle for 500-750 ml. But over a liter and it'll be much slower than a kettle (yes, boost function). I do not u
737.
by moogly 4y ago
I did this as a small-scale experiment/proof-of-concept earlier this year in my 2 br apartment, preparing for wiring for 10G (and possibly beyond as the years pass) when I move into my house later this. I went with singlemode fiber. Do
738.
by moogly 4y ago
Looks pretty and well-designed. Snappy too, but they're going to have to work on the startup time. I'll check back in a year when it's a bit more feature rich. And when you can disable the smooth scrolling.
739.
by moogly 4y ago
The mutability in Moment.js is not really a feature though, just a massive inconvenience/source of bugs (unless you use `.clone()` all over the place). But yeah, very important difference.
740.
by moogly 4y ago
Wouldn't this work? const firstInMonth = Temporal.Now.with({ day: 1 });
741.
by moogly 4y ago
Just cut, not stolen? Has Germany been spared from overhead line theft? It's been a regular thing in Sweden for a decade or so. https://www.thelocal.se/20120404/40090/ https://www.tellerreport.com&
742.
by moogly 4y ago
I definitely agree with the spirit of the article: you can take this too far. The real benefit of destructuring isn't really brevity, per se, IMO, but easy extensibility. You all of a sudden need two or three properties from the same o
743.
by moogly 4y ago
> any startup that has an idea for an innovation in the phone cable space That's a lot of money for a startup to burn on something inconsequential instead of using off-the-shelf stuff for the least important area where you can innov
744.
by moogly 4y ago
Fairly sure the USB-IF was already working on that. They don't move fast.
745.
by moogly 4y ago
[Surprised Pikachu] Is GCP next?
746.
by moogly 4y ago
Indeed, the "tv day" stretches from 02:00:00 to 25:59:59, but you usually don't actually use wall time (or in this case, modified wall time), and instead measure instant time as "minutes after midnight" (MAM) or &qu
747.
by moogly 4y ago
FWIW I didn't have to do this on a Lenovo Thinkpad that I installed last month.
748.
by moogly 4y ago
Solid protip. Been doing the same since Windows 98.
749.
by moogly 4y ago
Maybe finally the pretending-my-programmer-art-is-a-super-opinionated-stylistic-choice-to-go-with-retro-pixel-art-and-not-just-because-it's-so-much-easier-not-to-hire-an-artist fad can be — if not laid to rest — perhaps toned down a bi
750.
by moogly 4y ago
Their 1080 launch was botched with improper RAM cooling and ensuing RMAs/having to send out replacement memory thermal pad kits. I went through 2 cards that died on day 1 myself. I seem to recall their 3080 launch also being a bit bump

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