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541.
by ralfd 5y ago
Do you have a link?
542.
by ralfd 5y ago
Can you explain that jab/reference?
543.
by ralfd 5y ago
ctrl+Number is the fastest way to switch Spaces out of the box. Some third party apps (Total Spaces) get rid of all animations.
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by ralfd 5y ago
What is more probable: A) That Apple is breaking their own end-to-end encryption and potentially conjuring up a PR huge shit storm and legal problems by spying on a low level engineer? B) Or that the other side of her iMessages simply snitc
545.
by ralfd 5y ago
https://nautil.us/issue/47/consciousness/roger-penrose-on-wh...
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by ralfd 5y ago
But compare that to the delta wave last winter! The infections are 3-4 times higher and the death count is 2-3 times lower (so far).
547.
by ralfd 5y ago
1. There is a long record of fossils as they are quite common. The old Greeks found marine fossils on land and deduced that land was once under water. The ancient Chinese documented them to be dragon bones. 2. How wide do you expect the fos
548.
by ralfd 5y ago
But does Razib Khan do that? Anyway, David Reich argued in the NYT that there are genetic differences between populatons which do influence behaviour and mental traits. It is only a question if we want to find these (or leave the field to r
549.
by ralfd 5y ago
> where to buy a GPS tracker. Have you heard about amazon.com? There are multiple around $20 devices there.
550.
by ralfd 5y ago
Which is one of the reasons I took a double take when Elon Musk cancelled the thanksgiving weekend for SpaceX and said the company has "quite frankly, a disaster" and a "a genuine risk of bankruptcy": https://
551.
by ralfd 5y ago
I guess people from villages/provinces would maybe travel quite far to the city to notarize something? But barbers would only cut the hair of the city population. What surprised me was the many shoemakers.
552.
by ralfd 5y ago
The NYT article is behind a paywall, but does the landowner gets something too?
553.
by ralfd 5y ago
But what is the end game here? Salaries are also the prices we pay for services/products. If everyone has higher salaries than everyone has to pay more => Inflation. And we are back to square 1.
554.
by ralfd 5y ago
Yes. I guess Musk is the exception proving the rule.
555.
by ralfd 5y ago
Apple throttled devices to prevent devices shutting off unexpectedly when an aging battery couldn't sustain the power draw. And they later added a setting to led users control this. If this was done out of nefarious reasons, don't
556.
by ralfd 5y ago
"available early next year in the US and expand to additional countries throughout 2022"
557.
by ralfd 5y ago
> An hour later I was contacted by my attorney who informed me that Rich had shot himself earlier in the morning. > So. There it is. His other ex and I got to tell our children that their father died without saying goodbye to them, or
558.
by ralfd 5y ago
You say "cheap energy", but what that really means is "cheap energy with externalized costs", eg. coal.
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by ralfd 5y ago
The criticism I heard on DeutschlandFunk was that now they can't build chargers into thin lampposts or other places with space constraints. It also makes chargers more expensive both in production cost and in maintenance, as you have t
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by ralfd 5y ago
> twice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Computer First: > In 1986, Apple Computer added MIDI and audio-recording capabilities to its computers, which included putting the advanced Ensoniq 5503 D
561.
by ralfd 5y ago
Is Koch Industries still a startup?
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by ralfd 5y ago
https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2021/10/do... > I went to read the paper, and I have to say I am baffled. It didn’t change my priors at all. I didn’t see new empirical estimates, or new
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by ralfd 5y ago
Two points: 1. In 2014 Netflix made similar deals with AT&T and Verizon. 2. It is not extortion by the ISP, "pay up or else". But Netflix was simply building up its own CDN-capabilities. They ditched Akamai and Limeligh
564.
by ralfd 5y ago
But text is super sharp. Halftone is used to blend colors/shades.
565.
by ralfd 5y ago
Sure, but why does the cost quadruple? If a china shoe costs 15 dollar less to make, why doesn’t it stay 15 dollars at the price the consumer sees?
566.
by ralfd 5y ago
Can you elaborate?
567.
by ralfd 5y ago
There are millions of websites to choose from. The best (most convenient to reach) places in cites or on highways will be the big chains.
568.
by ralfd 5y ago
But "breaking" electronically into a system also only executes (erronous) permissible actions? Where do you draw the line? Reading this a hash collision was exploited: https://rekt.news/polynetwork-rekt/ >
569.
by ralfd 5y ago
Global lipstick market is 13 billion USD today and wish forecasted to grow to 20 billion in 2027.
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by ralfd 5y ago
Are they legal to ride in your country? And to you feel safe on it?

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