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91.
by muro 3y ago
There is a huge debt that the military budget might be diverted into instead. It's likely this military budget that ensures the debt can be never repaid.
92.
by muro 3y ago
There was some info about how much Google is paying Apple to be the default in iOS Safari - that's plenty reason to make other browsers as difficult as possible.
93.
by muro 3y ago
It's the "wealthy young white people"! I don't get this obsession with race in the US media.
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by muro 3y ago
We don't need to remember that, good riddance and great that they were disrupted. How do you disrupt this market though?
95.
by muro 3y ago
They might have designed and implemented it, but does it work? :)
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by muro 3y ago
I think Katmai was Pentium III
97.
by muro 3y ago
And religion
98.
by muro 3y ago
Yes
99.
by muro 3y ago
I did that for years, moving to a single MBP that can do everything is surprisingly nice
100.
by muro 3y ago
I'd like to do the same. I want to upgrade to 4TB SSD, as I'm at the limit all the time and I spend a lot of time moving data from the laptop to NAS and back. With the upgrade, I'll get a M3 max for the peace of mind - it wil
101.
by muro 3y ago
https://cloud.google.com/tpu/docs/training-on-tpu-pods
102.
by muro 3y ago
The MBP has a very nice screen including HDR, if you care about that. M2 vs M3 - no idea. I have a M1 and it's great.
103.
by muro 3y ago
It costs about 15 per month to watch YouTube without ads.
104.
by muro 3y ago
There is a religion of weekly 1:1s that preaches a lot of wasted time.
105.
by muro 3y ago
If you use their controller, you no longer need the app on a phone (e.g. to fly in restricted locations)? That would be nice.
106.
by muro 3y ago
The first part was certainly pretty. The rest, I'm not sure. I found it quite boring.
107.
by muro 3y ago
You could still have each property be a primary residence for a different family member, but it might still help.
108.
by muro 3y ago
Trains can't break quickly.
109.
by muro 3y ago
Sorry for the pedantry, but 1 coffee at Starbucks per day is closer to 120pm alone.
110.
by muro 3y ago
First it was "support a family of five", then "luxurious lifestyle" then "humble lifestyle". Except for the "luxurious" one, it was possible pretty much at any time in human history, including now.
111.
by muro 3y ago
Wizz cancelled a flight, gave me an advanced warning 2 days ahead, cancelled also all future flights on that route. Since I booked through an agent, didn't offer anything beyond monopoly points. Ended up going through my credit card co
112.
by muro 3y ago
Thanks, good to know Atlanta is doing this well! >> who knows whether the buildings will still be around. >Not sure what this means. Just that I've seen buildings demolished within a timeframe, where the trees wouldn't ha
113.
by muro 3y ago
It's a monstrosity, a tribute to blandness. All cities look exactly the same. It's possible it will look better when the trees grow (if they plant any), though who knows whether the buildings will still be around.
114.
by muro 3y ago
You might need name, address etc as part of the sign up, but if they made me enter all of that againz it would be infuriating.
115.
by muro 3y ago
Size of the involved companies matters
116.
by muro 3y ago
Many of them are on PC, they are no longer PS exclusives
117.
by muro 3y ago
Dawn of war 2 was excellent, 3 was hot garbage. Age of Empires 4 is fine (I think it was done by Relic?). No idea about CoH3, hope it's good, I liked the first a lot, 2nd was ok.
118.
by muro 3y ago
b might just not be possible as above poster wrote, regulations might be in conflict.
119.
by muro 3y ago
Best interface of all video services by far. Only YouTube is as good - Amazon and Disney have such bad UX
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by muro 3y ago
That's a good point. I thought the Russian civil war was already happening at that time, so it enabled everyone in Russia to focus on that one alone. Is that incorrect?

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