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by mr337 10y ago
The contractor building a house has specific warranties that vary state by states (in the US). http://real-estate-law.freeadvice.com/real-estate-law/constr...
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by mr337 10y ago
I never thought of that, just assumed correctness is top priority, but like anything bugs happen.
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by mr337 10y ago
My earliest RTS is TA and we played the heck out of it. I think the SpringRTS is a worthy successor.
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by mr337 10y ago
Really, I have both of them (X1 2016) and I prefer the build of the XPS. The X1 has better keyboard, but not by much. The XPS has aluminum on the top and bottom making it more study and not plastic feeling. I don't baby the XPS as much
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by mr337 10y ago
Wow this is so true with me, I just want a watch that is a small extension of my phone. Not a watch trying to be a phone. Now I got to figure out wtf to get next if anything. A watch I have to charge every night isn't going to happen.
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by mr337 10y ago
Ditto on first gen Pebble, unfortuantely my battery is starting to wear after 2 years and once was 7 days, to only 3 days.
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by mr337 10y ago
I second this, I have the 2015 XPS13 with 8GB of ram. It has been a champ, I too had to ditch the broadcom wifi and replace it with an Intel one.
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by mr337 10y ago
Yup, I'm at 76% of the original capacity, and that makes a huge difference running heat or doing highway miles. Out of warranty, to get a new battery, you don't get to keep the core, is $5,500. That warranty runs out at 60K miles.
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by mr337 10y ago
Agreed, I bought a used one with 25K miles for $10k about 14 months ago. The pricing is even worse now and for our family it has become our primary car, we are putting around 2500 miles each month and drive our ICE twice a month. I'm a
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by mr337 10y ago
It will trash the short new and used EV market less than 200, Leaf, i3 etc. Even now the depreciation on Leafs are crazy, and this just makes it more so. The way I look at it right now the EV market is like fast moving computers, everyone i
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by mr337 10y ago
Lenovo and Dell sometimes have broadcom wifi which are utter crap. If you do go down that route just order an intel wifi and replace it, normally a 5 minutes job and save hours worth of headaches.
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by mr337 10y ago
And its a bit much, I don't mind the sign up in the story, but to top it off, full page sign up box.
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by mr337 10y ago
I think this is sound advice. I've been pretty much following this rule. Basically nothing is off limits as long as it isn't processed, home made apple pies and good spaghetti. Of course in moderation :) Edit: Would like to clarif
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by mr337 10y ago
I have heard of really bad horror stories on the merchant side. While on the consumer this its great, if the merchant side is horrid, you can bet it will hurt the adoption of bitcoin.
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by mr337 10y ago
"and were treating EC2 instances as pets instead of cattle" There is sooo much truth to this statement. Never be afraid to put down an instance, and if so your doing it wrong!
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by mr337 10y ago
They tore down the i3 and showed some really interesting manufacturing techniques. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDr4L6BzpP8
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by mr337 10y ago
ha this is a great flowchart!
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by mr337 10y ago
Is that asking a bit much from an open source project?
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by mr337 10y ago
AKA protecting their budget
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by mr337 10y ago
That is a rough looking website :)
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by mr337 10y ago
From what I have seen a lot of ppl who wouldn't want to sit down and grok a datasheet [1]. The friction of getting started with one of these is soooo small, assuming the serial driver installs on Windows. Out of the box support on othe
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by mr337 10y ago
Any of them, I've been using everything from teensy,nano, and rebranded Uno. So far they have all worked like a charm and at a steep price reduction. Example, 5 nanos for $15 from Amazon [1]. [1] - https://www.amazon.com&#x2
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by mr337 10y ago
That is what I thought. Annoucing the new electric semi truck, but not plans to build it. That seems to be a pretty thing way to claim the first "electric semi truck".
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by mr337 10y ago
Same with ECR too
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by mr337 10y ago
Seriously? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_America,_Inc._v._Google... . Shall I go on?
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by mr337 10y ago
Nope, I am not going to pay to solve a problem artificially created, let alone already payed for in the ticket.
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by mr337 10y ago
I didn't realize of 15% of the building is done.That is crazy lol
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by mr337 10y ago
I guess the hard part is the self policing the author mentioned. At my employer we are having the same situation. Some ppl are at the point they check Slack 3 times a day, come in, lunch, before end of day.
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by mr337 10y ago
I couldn't agree more. Either ppl don't know or don't treat it of value to have history.
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by mr337 10y ago
Do they have a web interface? I saw something in beta that required Chromium. Why I went telegram is the ability to use it between my linux laptops and phone without missing a beat.

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