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by mordant 9y ago
>I always had that feeling of someone standing behind me calling my name. Sounds like a psychological issue, not a technological one.
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by mordant 9y ago
Whenever I leave the house, I have a set of Airpods velcroed to the back of my phone case.
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by mordant 9y ago
Yes - play/pause works better. I have Siri completely disabled.
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by mordant 9y ago
I use them primarily for voice chat. I have two sets, since they only last two hours in voice mode - they go from zero to full-charge in 30 minutes, so I can hot-swap if I'm on a long call. For music quality, I use Sennheiser Momentum
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by mordant 9y ago
Untrue - it works just fine with Pocket Casts, for example.
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by mordant 9y ago
Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 2 headphones have better audio quality, and no need for an app. The downside is that ANC is on all the time, with no way to disable it. But they're actually better headphones.
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by mordant 10y ago
For the lulz?
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by mordant 10y ago
> It's difficult to describe in concrete terms how I feel I can tell you how I feel. I feel great that I'm not being forced to subsidize your career with my tax dollars.
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by mordant 10y ago
Perhaps you should take a couple of psychology courses, as well.
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by mordant 10y ago
I wouldn't.
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by mordant 10y ago
And yet Slack runs just fine on my 2016 12" MacBook, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPad Mini 4.
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by mordant 10y ago
No, Google does not use CloudFlare.
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by mordant 10y ago
VR must be wireless in order to be successful.
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by mordant 10y ago
Advocates of anarchy are invariably those least-equipped to survive it.
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by mordant 10y ago
Illegal immigrants are criminals by definition.
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by mordant 10y ago
It seems to me that a remarkable number of people here are in fact racists - they're salivating at the chance of catching the Great White Terorrist. As everyone knows - but these people don't want to admit - the vast majority of t
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by mordant 10y ago
Nothing that's been reported conclusively demonstrates this at all. For all we know, there was some prior history between the suspect and the victims.
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by mordant 10y ago
Unless you know the state of mind of the shooter, I'm pretty sure you can't really say that, one thing or another. Nothing that it was reported that the suspect said points to anything other than animus against the particular vic
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by mordant 10y ago
Assuming the facts of the case are as reported, this looks like simple second-degree murder to me. Why do you think it's 'terrorism'? Why does the race of the parties involved matter to you?
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by mordant 10y ago
DDoS attacks are the ultimate form of censorship.
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by mordant 10y ago
I can't change my Uber password - first, the only way to do so is via the 'Forgot your password' dialogue, and second, that now produces a 500 error from NGINX. Lots of services are going to crumple under the weight of franti
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by mordant 10y ago
Apparently, the only way to change one's Uber password is to use the 'Forgot password' path on their login page. So, I clicked on that - and I get a 500 error from NGINX. My guess is that a lot of services are going to be ove
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by mordant 10y ago
I would pay for landscape mode in iOS. It's mind-boggling they still haven't implemented this.
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by mordant 10y ago
TIL that Kirk Douglas isn't dead.
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by mordant 10y ago
It's a good first step. Next, he should work to reduce the regulatory burden, provide tax incentives, and restructure the work visa system to encourage people already within the United States to become founders and to hire people alrea
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by mordant 10y ago
Considering that the Nuremberg Trials were a clear-cut case of 'victor's justice', this holds no water with me.
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by mordant 10y ago
> He trailed the leading candidate by almost three million votes i.e., he won the popular vote, except for California .
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by mordant 10y ago
>An E.O. that conflicts with statute or the Constitution is not law, in fact, it a violation of the law. And that is not the case, here. The Executive Order in question is firmly grounded in section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationa
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by mordant 10y ago
>As true as this is, the symbolism behind this action is really troubling. On the contrary, I find it thrilling, and am eager for more in this vein.
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by mordant 10y ago
President Trump is merely exercising his clearly-delineated powers as defined in Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. You really should bone up on the law if you're going to start trying to make arguments about what&#

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