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by muninn_ 10y ago
No need for the USB-A. Just switch to C. You won't need to orient your power cord, and you'll have more throughput If you maintain the USB-A, users will keep using it instead of switching to the superior alternative and driving pr
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Again, you're just remarking on a temporary transition state. Even if the scenario you described happened, it would still be a far superior alternative to what we have now.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Sure do you have something specific you'd like me to touch on or just in general?
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Stay away from Atlanta if you value quality of living. Look to places like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Columbus, etc.... big healthcare areas without being the biggest sprawl on the planet or having insane cost of living.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
I've noticed a lot of people complaining about USB-c and having to buy adapters or whatever. USB-c is a transitory period as we move to a state of being where "crap does anybody have HDMI to DVI" or whatever is non-existent.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Interesting they leave out places like Raleigh, or Columbus.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Wait what? D.C. Is incredibly expensive and also hasn't some of the worst traffic in the country. I love D.C. But not sure I'm following your reasoning here....
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by muninn_ 10y ago
"People will buy Apple stuff anyway because people already are: unless you are an Apple user, you should know how "religious" (I'm being kind here) Apple users are. They have been consciously been buying outdated and ove
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by muninn_ 10y ago
It's typically more expensive to replace somebody. And if there's no reason to fire you... why would they?
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Looking at the post, it looks like it was something leaked on a website not the OS. At least it did to me.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
someone post this on r/personalfinance so they can have a field day. You'll get 2000 comments.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Hm. I'm not really sure that's a good way of looking at it. I think comparing manufacturers is a more apt comparison. How does Apple compare to Samsung to HTC to (now) Google? but even if you want to look at the market share by op
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Am I the only one questioning this "leak" ? How often does Apple leak things on their own website?
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well it's ok because it's a function bar, which is barely used on any Mac at all, aside from (as others have pointed out) odd cases or people who are super dedicated to some sort of function mapping. The right click thing is astou
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well, they say that the economy has never gotten in the way of a war. I wouldn't completely rule it out. Most likely there would be some sort of skirmish, but not a full war. But do recall that people said the same thing before World W
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well, in order to have that affect those groups would have to be close together wouldn't that? (serious question)
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Wait what do you mean irrelevant? They are a gigantic corporation with a revenue of nearly $150 billion/year.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Wow. That's a lot of money. And not good for competition.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
> Respectfully, that's absolutely ridiculous. As you can see, even now those with degrees are only 30% of the population. The unemployment rate is nowhere near 70%, I can assure you. Yes, people are employed without a college degree
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Sort of true... I've actually seen hotels list rooms on AirBnB in San Francisco. The logic is that the type of people who are looking at AirBnB are looking at a specific price range, great location, good value, etc... . So if you'
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by muninn_ 10y ago
It's possible I suppose, but it seems kind of strange that a planet-size group of rocks are floating exactly together in an orbit without colliding, or knocking each other about. What seems simpler? That we have a group of rocks the si
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by muninn_ 10y ago
The "real" problem here is that THEY think we can do what they did. Want to get a job? Have to get a college degree, hence a lot more people in college. Even with home ownership I don't think the issue is as simple as urbaniz
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by muninn_ 10y ago
As a general rule of thumb a full time employee costs a company twice their salary.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
I work in finance and this is frustrating for sure. Unfortunately if Netflix loses account data who cares. But if we lose customer account data it's off to the races to see how much money regulators can drum out of us for not being sec
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well then they should post articles that don't have paywalls.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
We were discussing the United States in that context, I thought. Hopefully this was clear as I mentioned 4 years duration (1941-1945 versus 1939-1945) and the resulting economic prosperity which was heavily weighted toward the United States
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by muninn_ 10y ago
I didn't say it was a guaranteed win
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well in this context we're talking about software dev so. College graduates still makes a lot more over their lifetimes, debt or not, than high school grads.
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Rebuilding what nation? The U.S. was unscathed and came out roaring. Everybody could get jobs, college was cheap, home ownership was a given. And don't forget, millennials have been shouldering this global war on terror crap for the la
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by muninn_ 10y ago
Well, what's consumerism to one isn't to another. If you're going to discuss needs and say somebody doesn't "need" something, then frankly there is a lot that we don't "need". To sustain life we

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