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by muro 3y ago
Every country in WWI did that, no? Anf while didn't say they were the only cause, they certainly didn't try to minimise casualties.
122.
by muro 3y ago
I would say they were also a cause, not just a product of a nasty civil war.
123.
by muro 3y ago
Similar if you are from Switzerland and cross any border. If you are in Switzerland semi-regularly, either get a plan that has cheap roaming in and out of EU, or two SIMs.
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by muro 3y ago
The screenshot in the article is from the "Promotions" tab. Who ever even clicks there? It's meant to be ads only, no? I don't get the annoyance here.
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by muro 3y ago
What does being a non-profit have to do with management compensation? People don't work there for free.
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by muro 3y ago
Right, have a similar experience. Wanted to upgrade to one with a larger SSD as I'm always running out, but the trade-in price was ridiculous. Decided to keep what I have
127.
by muro 3y ago
Do you mean when using it as a trade-in with Apple? Something else? Apologies, don't quite follow.
128.
by muro 3y ago
"until ChatGPT became better than Google's version, bulding on the research published by Google and others, yet deciding to not publish their research" would probably be closer than the headline.
129.
by muro 3y ago
I wasn't aware of anyone else deciding to slow their device down except for Apple.
130.
by muro 3y ago
I used the Nintendo switch charger since the switch came out and nothing bad ever happened. Same in the other direction - regularly charged a switch with a different charger and all worked fine.
131.
by muro 3y ago
Every site doing chrome downloads without a clear opt out (or opt in, I don't remember) was demonetized, IIRC.
132.
by muro 3y ago
Same with MacOs and using it with a studio display makes the bass ridiculously loud.
133.
by muro 3y ago
At a very large scale, changes like a mountain removal or temperature increase of a few degrees are fully negligible. Even humanity should be able to reverse those if it decided to actually do it. Will we actually do so? It's not too l
134.
by muro 3y ago
That would be something new and unexpected, seeing anti-monarchy spin from The Guardian /s
135.
by muro 3y ago
Similar, my MBP 14 takes a long time to wake up when connected to a studio display and I need it to wake up quickly, then wakes up every time I just walk past the desk when I want it to stay off. My work HP Chromebook also takes a long time
136.
by muro 3y ago
That's a good point, however I've only seen few people jump jobs like that. HR or some such probably has a better view how widespread it is.
137.
by muro 3y ago
I don't like that they basically treat employees as contractors - take on many employees when they need them to build something, then lay them off when the thing is built. This almost externalizes costs for companies, moving the risk a
138.
by muro 3y ago
I expect it will end up being or , rather than and .
139.
by muro 3y ago
Built-in GPS has telemetry access and can be much more precise - e.g. in tunnels. 15 years ago, drove a BMW 1 series that was more precise. Today, driving a Volvo XC90, it gets confused in an underground garage and doesn't reset usin
140.
by muro 3y ago
Automatic volume adjustment probably needs access to engine revs.
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by muro 4y ago
I had a similar i9 16'' MBP. Lasted 2h on video conference. New 14'' lasts about 9h. The Intel MBP tried to be too thin and failed at being a good laptop for work. It was still better than the previous generation with th
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by muro 4y ago
I first thought it was about Amplitude Studios and thought about how Humanity didn't click for me. Then was surprised why they would have so many employees. Different Amplitude, looks like.
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by muro 4y ago
> Nietzsche outlined back in the 1980s. Probably a 100 years off :)
144.
by muro 4y ago
Does your Android phone do any of that? Mine doesn't.
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by muro 4y ago
There is technically an exception with Catholics of Byzantine Rite, where married men can become priests and most priests are, in fact, married.
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by muro 4y ago
While many people do job-hopping because they might get more money etc., others value stability, short commute, a project they like, their colleagues and more money is not as enticing. Even others found a cushy job they don't want to l
147.
by muro 4y ago
> Do people go to work at Facebook[1], Amazon, etc., expecting to still be working there long enough to see their kids graduate and go off to college? Sure, why not?
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by muro 4y ago
Ah, I see, I never considered one of them, thanks. One is discontinued, the other is expected to be replaced soon, but good to know.
149.
by muro 4y ago
The article has a weird writing style, something is off. Maybe it feels like a high school essay?
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by muro 4y ago
Die it do anything? I remember S3 cards saying you would get HW acceleration, but it was impossible to tell a difference to software rendering.

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