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by overcast 8y ago
Yes, it's not sold directly by Amazon but by a 3rd party named "BREED". That should be your red flag.
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by overcast 8y ago
Of course it will. Soon as one of their children is saved from dying, opponents will quickly shut their mouths about it.
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by overcast 8y ago
Geez, if 1% of my usage is on mobile, I'd be surprised. Definitely all my viewing is done on the desktop while I work on things.
664.
by overcast 8y ago
...and why would you even go all the way to Mars to do it? Why not just do it right on Earth where you already are.
665.
by overcast 8y ago
Nice! Meant more in the phone. How does the phone differentiate which data plan to use?
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by overcast 8y ago
Eye contact is a big part of it. There was a documentary about dogs recently, where they did a simple experiment by placing a piece of food inside a cage that could not be opened by anyone but a human. First they let the wolf go at it, and
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by overcast 8y ago
The dual electronic SIM is awesome, I agree. I haven't used GigSky before, but their prices are super cheap in comparison. Definitely using that on my next trip overseas. How do you differentiate which data plan you'll use though?
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by overcast 8y ago
By virtue of being of participating in this site, you are operating in a realm that is so far out of touch to most people. We seem to forget that we are definitely in a bubble here.
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by overcast 8y ago
If I asked my mother what Reddit is right now, she'd have no idea what I was saying.
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by overcast 8y ago
Innovators. No one really heard of Bitcoin prior to the $1000 pump.
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by overcast 8y ago
That's what happens when you screw over the general public in a giant pump and dump. There is just no more money left to steal. First time was for the early adopters at $1000, second time was for the late majority at $19,000. You'
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by overcast 8y ago
Interesting that GraphQL popped up on the front page today. Spent a good portion yesterday digging through docs and tutorials about getting it setup in place of REST for my new project. Do the client side benefits REALLY outweigh the added
673.
by overcast 8y ago
But the bagels are aesthetically pleasing.
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by overcast 8y ago
He then worked 15-hour days, seven days a week for seven years. "I've never worked less than 65 hours a week," he says. He's barely gotten outside of Vermont and Montreal because of the schedule. Now, fortunately, he get
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by overcast 8y ago
Except Elon Musk is notorious for diving deep into any subject he's involved with. https://www.businessinsider.com/how-elon-musk-learned-rocket... Christian von Koenigsegg taught himself how to make Hypercars. This Jap
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by overcast 8y ago
study, eat, destroy. In no particular order.
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by overcast 8y ago
Traveling near the speed of light or at it will never happen. Infinite energy / mass problem. Plus everyone back at earth will have aged equivalent to the number of light years away, while it may feel only like a couple weeks on the sh
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by overcast 8y ago
Don't have a choice if I want to play games. Might as well make use of the machine when I'm not, otherwise I'm on my 10+ year old MacPro because Apple decided they are abandoning the developers that made them billions.
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by overcast 8y ago
I cried a little when that Cyberpunk demo video was released. Beyond hyped for that game. CD Projekt is a top echelon developer.
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by overcast 8y ago
I haven't run into any compatibility problems, and was able to get my environment running identical to the production server. So how does what you said affect my experience? It works without jumping further into Google's uncertain
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by overcast 8y ago
My suggestion right now(from a Mac user), is a Windows 10 machine with the Linux subsystem installed. You'll have an entire Linux environment integrated into Windows, giving you the best of both worlds. Supported software, hardware, an
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by overcast 8y ago
Rule of thumb with ANY Bethesda game is just wait 6-12 months after release, and MAYBE it won't delete your saved game. No one ever learns with these guys. Cool games, horribly buggy for most of its early life.
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by overcast 8y ago
It's a shame it takes this much damage, and external pressure to occur first, before changes are made to something that should have been in place from the beginning. Just like anything I suppose. Disaster first, then fix. When will hum
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by overcast 8y ago
Well, if they are willing to, then I'm certainly not seeing it. Wegmans prepared foods are insanely expensive. Like $12 for a cold chicken parm with some green beans. The price seems to go up a $1 every 6 months. The quality also isn&#
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by overcast 8y ago
I dig it, people are already telling little stories with a string of emojis. It would save a step if you had reusables ones.
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by overcast 8y ago
Sure, but you're acting under the premise that "if we just did it 'right' the first time, we wouldn't have this mess". What I'm saying is that only under very few circumstances does it ever workout that wa
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by overcast 8y ago
I'm guessing by bad, you mean ugly. I'm fairly convinced there is no "good" code, or that it's such a minuscule subset that you'll never likely encounter it in your career. Every year I look back on last years
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by overcast 8y ago
Economies of scale. Companies start from nothing. So far the reviews have been positive, and the investment isn't exactly significant. Anyhow, best course of action is to wait it out, and see how it performs in time.
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by overcast 8y ago
Of the 4000+ end users I manage, 3/4 of those use laptops, and they ALL request mice. I can use anecdotes too.
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by overcast 8y ago
Whole house bypass humidifiers are cheap ~$500, and pretty quick to setup and easy to maintain. It sits inline where the dry hot air exits the furnace. You tap into the hot water line from the boiler, and a little solenoid spills water onto

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