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by neotek 9y ago
I sure wish Australia had something, anything, that came even close to the experience of Google Express or Amazon Prime. Grocery delivery is typically limited to specific supermarkets or online stores with high delivery costs and horrendous
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By the alt-right and others who have trouble accepting reality, sure.
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You don't have to get around the patents, you have to get around the lawsuits. Being right doesn't stop you from going broke defending yourself.
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I felt the same way about the new butterfly keys for the first 15 minutes or so, but very quickly got a feel for them and now I prefer them to the keys on my mid-2012 MBP. I quite like the click sound they make too, it's mechanical and
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by neotek 9y ago
I've been using a 15" tMBP for around 8 months now and although I don't miss the function keys one bit, I'm yet to have an experience with the Touch Bar that makes me go "oh, now I get it." Changing the volume
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This is definitely interesting and well excuted, but there are two problems which prevent me from using this regularly. These are, of course, just my opinions and I completely understand that others may disagree: Firstly, the interaction pa
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This is the same government that scoffed when people were up in arms about the national census perpetually storing personally identifiable information for the first time last year. "It'll never happen!" they said, "we ha
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by neotek 9y ago
Zillow brought a crayon drawing of a knife to a gun fight - childish threats with absolutely no chance of doing any actual damage.
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by neotek 9y ago
Unfortunately, what he actually probably did was to trick a scammer into threatening some poor local to get a tattoo.
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>Also, who says "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day, thou art more lovely and more temperate." Summers days aren't temperate, they're hot!! That is literally the exact sentiment Shakespeare is conveying...
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That's all well and good, but if you get sued you still have to pay quite a lot of money to a lawyer to prove you're right, and even if you win you're still stuck with the bill.
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by neotek 9y ago
God I'd love to be able to do that in Chrome. Managing tabs totally fucking sucks, I hate that I can't combine multiple tabs into a single drop-down, or easily change the title of a tab, or tighten up the spacing, or anything I sh
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by neotek 9y ago
How is that relevant in any way to the topic at hand? It's just pure whataboutism.
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Why would they need to update browser.js to do something shady, they can just drop in a brand new binary that does whatever they want it to do and the vast majority of users would be none the wiser.
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What's shady here?
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Repsych: psychological warfare in reverse engineering (2015)(youtube.com)
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But... why?
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Apparently not: > hist /youtube-dl 76 youtube-dl --help > !76:p brew install sox
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He said on reddit he spent about $1000 all up including the tools required.
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Nothing he said came across as shallow or douchey whatsoever. You, on the other hand...
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by neotek 10y ago
My God, those images are confronting. What kind of hell-hole is Russia that the government would not only allow but excuse that sort of behaviour?
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I know this sounds naive and stupid and maybe even glib, but I just don't understand how and why something like this could happen. How could anyone be complicit in the slaughter of tens of thousands of people in a single day, not even
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by neotek 10y ago
Putting aside the many arguments regarding Medium's direction and quality, the headline is thoroughly inaccurate since you do, in fact, get something for your membership: an offline reading list, early access to new Medium features,
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by neotek 10y ago
>one of my favorite comedians working today has said publicly that he made all of $16k in 2015). Who's that?
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by neotek 10y ago
>EM drive was just a recent example of my point - that people touting a little bit of science have been wrong to declare something impossible many times. Your example busts your point wide open!
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by neotek 10y ago
How ironic you should choose the EmDrive, which has been thoroughly busted[1] in much the same way as Water Seer et al, as your example. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCAqDA8IfR4
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by neotek 10y ago
What amuses me about Kickstarter is that the stuff that's actually going to work, that's 100% definitely going to ship - that is to say, Alibaba resales, existing product repackaging, etc - are the one thing that Kickstarter doesn
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by neotek 10y ago
There's a substantial difference between someone dismissing your idea, and someone demonstrating how it breaks the laws of physics. Every project will have its naysayers, yes, but when your idea is literally impossible maybe it's
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Do you happen to know of any good scientific breakdowns of this project ala Thunderf00t and his Water Seer / Solar Roadways / Fontus videos? Doesn't have to be a video necessarily, just somewhere I can read more about why the
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by neotek 10y ago
Did I understand right that add-ons also work in the iOS app? How are they implementing that, especially since Apple recently said you're not allowed to load custom code on the fly? Sorry if this comes across as ignorant, but I have no

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