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by opencl 7y ago
The mobile web version and apps appear to use nearly the exact same react/react native codebase. I'm mostly just confused as to why the desktop web version is completely different (and much worse because they removed almost all th
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by opencl 7y ago
I tried reading for a while and still do not even know what MQ stands for.
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by opencl 7y ago
Oh wow, changing the user agent to load the mobile website on desktop does indeed make it a whole lot better. I'm less optimistic about the desktop version since the uselessness of it seems very much intentional but oh well.
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by opencl 7y ago
There already is such a policy, though enforcement depends on somebody complaining and the mods following through. >Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter.
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by opencl 7y ago
I wonder if they're ever going to bring the web version anywhere close to feature parity with the apps, or update the UWP app that's been abandoned for years.
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by opencl 7y ago
It's still widely available (and in use) for small piston aircraft as avgas. And it seems like tetraethyl lead is still available for people to mix their own leaded gas to put in very old cars.
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by opencl 7y ago
Seems to just be that System76 laptops to date are all based on Clevo designs and Clevo does not make any laptops with AMD chips.
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by opencl 7y ago
95% of them are millionaires, it is ludicrous to call that economically diverse or middle class. Even if they went to public schools they likely went to some of the nicest public schools in the country.
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by opencl 7y ago
As far as I'm aware there was never any sort of official policy announcement. They just started banning any new account without a phone number a few minutes after creating it at some point. I personally experienced it a couple of times
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by opencl 7y ago
This is a recent-ish change that only applies to new accounts.
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by opencl 7y ago
You can't make a Twitter account without a phone number. Well you technically can, but it will be instantly banned upon creation until a phone number is provided.
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by opencl 7y ago
The point I'm trying to make is that nobody authorized the use of their data for marketing. As far as I'm aware the only phone numbers they have are ones submitted for 2FA purposes, I don't see how they could have possibly ac
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by opencl 7y ago
Twitter has exactly one source of users' emails/phone numbers- the user providing them.
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by opencl 7y ago
I live in the midwest and irrigation is definitely used around here. Not for all crops but there has been a huge increase in the usage of irrigation over the past decade. There's usually enough rain but irrigation still helps make yi
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by opencl 7y ago
Microsoft does not exactly have the best track record with this. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/project-zero/issues/detail?id=12...
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by opencl 7y ago
This is not crippling any businesses in Venezuela. Anyone using Photoshop has already been pirating it because it's ludicrously expensive relative to local wages. They are instead being crippled by the barely functioning and heavily ra
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by opencl 7y ago
This is a great example of what has always bugged me about Tweaks, the discoverability is horrible. People look through the Settings app, don't find what they want to change, and then assume there is no easy way to change it. How the h
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by opencl 7y ago
That model is a rebadge of the Clevo P960(16")/P970(17").
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by opencl 7y ago
There are modern toasters with the auto drop functionality but none that I'm aware of that sense the temperature of the bread like the old sunbeam does.
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by opencl 7y ago
DDR4 isn't even adequate for mid-tier. NVIDIA's lowest end desktop GPU (GT1030) comes in DDR4 and GDDR5 variants and the DDR4 version has roughly half the performance.
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by opencl 7y ago
LG crammed a 17" 16:10 display and 2 NVMe slots + 1 SODIMM slot (with additional 8GB RAM soldered to the motherboard) into a sub-3 pound chassis in the Gram.
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by opencl 7y ago
Lots of people talking about Huawei backdoors, none providing credible evidence of them actually existing. They have their share of security vulnerabilities but no worse than competitors such as Cisco[1]. Random Chinese made IOT devices pho
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by opencl 7y ago
The UK in particular charges 5% VAT instead of the normal 20% for natural gas, heating oil, solid fuel and electricity for residential use. They claim that this isn't a subsidy but tax breaks for specific product categories sure sounds
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by opencl 7y ago
Where did you find these numbers? From what I've seen Reddit never released any sort of metrics other than saying one specific Audi ad campaign did like 10x better or something. And Alexa showed lower traffic, higher bounce rate, fewer
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by opencl 7y ago
Did you not notice the bit where the top two countries on the CT scanner list have "free" government run facilities?
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by opencl 7y ago
FLOPs is probably not a very sensible measure for measuring hardware from 1985, nothing had FPUs back then. Novix claimed that it achieved 10 MIPS at 7.5Mhz drawing about 0.35W. Kind of hard to verify how accurate their claims were with the
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by opencl 7y ago
Doesn't stop people from shipping native binaries on Android. Developers who care about the 0.1% of the market not using ARM just include multiple binaries.
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by opencl 7y ago
The California exemption doesn't even have anything to do with Obama, it's been in place since the EPA was created in 1970.
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by opencl 7y ago
Regus has more locations, owns the buildings instead of subleasing them, is profitable, and is valued at 3.6B. 15B would be not be a sane valuation for Wework even if they weren't bleeding money at an alarming rate.
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by opencl 7y ago
This is not an alternative to a rocket. It goes from geosynchronous orbit height to the moon, so you still need a rocket from earth to the elevator. It enables the use of smaller rockets rather than no rockets. With a probably optimistic ~b

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