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91.
by msh 9mo ago
i think it’s quite normal and always have been normal for companies to leave countries when the regulative environment goes against them.
92.
by msh 10mo ago
Lootboxes comes to mind.
93.
Limitless Acquired by Meta(limitless.ai)
9 points by msh 10mo ago|0 comments
94.
by msh 11mo ago
I don’t know about blackberry, but it worked fine between feature phone Nokias and windows pdas / phones (before windows phone 7).
95.
by msh 11mo ago
I hate sms/mms/rcs. Ideally from my point of view imode email would have been the ideal cross platform solution.
96.
by msh 11mo ago
There is a model, it’s called forking the code.
97.
by msh 11mo ago
Back4blood is more or less l4d3
98.
by msh 11mo ago
Back when LTE was rolled out initially the competitor was wimax.
99.
by msh 11mo ago
OP does not make that claim. It just sounded like the choice was either tplink or something expensive like meraki.
100.
by msh 11mo ago
LTE is what the telecom people wanted. The rest (slightly exaggerated) wanted wimax.
101.
by msh 11mo ago
Omada does not really seem cheaper than unifi.
102.
by msh 11mo ago
A eink screen is nicer to read on for long periods of reading.
103.
by msh 11mo ago
I don’t understand how people think that they have a good chance of getting away with something like this? There must be safer ways to make good money?
104.
by msh 11mo ago
I don’t think on this case it’s high standards, my eyes are just unable to really notice the difference.
105.
by msh 1y ago
Where I am from kids can get a debit card that can be used online at age 13.
106.
by msh 1y ago
Not the ones in solitary confinement like him I assume?
107.
by msh 1y ago
Does he have better conditions than any other French persons convicted of a similar crime?
108.
Qualcomm Snapdragon chips can't use one of Android's best features(androidauthority.com)
3 points by msh 1y ago|0 comments
109.
by msh 1y ago
Just require that the owner live in the property (and is then taxed as a local)
110.
by msh 1y ago
The US have done this a lot, luring “hackers” and other criminals to the US and then arresting them.
111.
First Look at the DGX Spark(xeiaso.net)
1 points by msh 1y ago|0 comments
112.
by msh 1y ago
It also makes it easy for google to blacklist a developer, if for example the trump administration don’t like them (the same way apple removing apps documenting ICE).
113.
by msh 1y ago
But is that cause or correlation? Kids with bad sight or health might be more drawn to indoor pursuits.
114.
by msh 1y ago
The bank most likely does not ignore them as such, it’s more that they are superseded by the credit card merchant agreement.
115.
by msh 1y ago
That would just transfer power from the small countries to the big countries.
116.
by msh 1y ago
Amazon is irresponsible when they let people sign up for a unlimited credit. At minimum they should provide hard billing caps.
117.
by msh 1y ago
Your dryer will load the socket for far less time than a car charger and will probably not use 15A for the entire drying cycle. It’s the long charge time that leads to heat buildup, not the max amp. Where I am from standard outlets can deli
118.
by msh 1y ago
I don’t know exactly for Norway as that was the best English article I could find. A standard danish outlet (they are crap) is 16A but is not rated for more than 6A if the load is continuous for more than 2 hours.
119.
by msh 1y ago
https://aminacharging.com/articles/can-i-charge-my-car-in-a-...
120.
by msh 1y ago
https://aminacharging.com/articles/can-i-charge-my-car-in-a-...

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