robohoe

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by robohoe 7y ago
Probably because there is money to be made from advertising/sharing user data and human customers don't have the money to see you like businesses.
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by robohoe 7y ago
Plus you'll be taxed on that $200!
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by robohoe 7y ago
Except it's hard to find base model cars anywhere.
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by robohoe 7y ago
One thing that I noticed in this article and charts was the unprecedented growth of auto loans. They too have skyrocketed. That seems like another "bubble" waiting to happen.
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by robohoe 7y ago
Remember when Opera had a free version with an ad on it? Ah those days... Hopefully Mozilla will not go down that path. I certainly don't think so with all they are doing in respect to privacy.
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by robohoe 7y ago
Yeah, that's a no from me. Who would want another massive heat-generative, power-hungry desktop/server humming along in their home office as their main workstation? Now if I were to build a home lab, heck yeah I would jump on boar
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by robohoe 7y ago
That looks like a fantastic feature, especially due to the fact that you can use Apple Pencil to control your Mac. I wonder if that will cannibalize Wacom sales. Having used both Apple Pencil + iPad Pro and a Wacom tablet (separately), I fo
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by robohoe 7y ago
Most will have ads.
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by robohoe 7y ago
That or MS throws a ton of discounts at your enterprise in hopes of enticing you to use Azure.
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by robohoe 7y ago
This list is similar to what antivaxxers would push. We are looking at a slippery slope here.
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by robohoe 7y ago
Human mind is most creative when it's idle. That's where unplugging and turning down your cellphone would help. With the advent of smart phones and being constantly plugged in, I feel like we've lost our ability to be creativ
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by robohoe 7y ago
I saw one of those airliners during my last trip to LV. Sometimes when you drive on Flamingo you can get a glimpse of them.
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by robohoe 8y ago
They're all over Chicagoland too.
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by robohoe 8y ago
This is the truth in my case. Having quit my last job yielded in a huge payout (5 figures). I do understand that this was basically the salary for the time off that I didn’t take. I still took decent amount of vacations but over time with P
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by robohoe 8y ago
Try Bose soundsports. They’re $200 as well but battery life is great and they tend to really stay in your ear canal.
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by robohoe 8y ago
Chicago is a melting pot of various immigrant cultures. It’s a city literally built by Irish, German, Polish, and Italian immigrants. It also has walkable neighborhoods and public transit that for most part rocks (compared to other US citie
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by robohoe 8y ago
Good point. 997 and 991 generation 911 weight distribution is around 38%-62% split (front vs rear). I'm not too sure on weight numbers of battery packs these days, but perhaps these could be split between front and rear of the car to g
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by robohoe 8y ago
What if the battery pack was placed where the engine is in the 911? I do admit the frame would have to be strengthened even more to protect the battery pack, but that's no different than an engine. I would presumably think that rear-pl
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by robohoe 8y ago
Porsche interiors are typically solid (albeit German-ly engineered, especially the cupholders). It'll be miles ahead of Model 3 interior.
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by robohoe 8y ago
Well, politicians and American media tend to sell Mexico as a 3rd-world hellhole (which it isn’t) and Canada as a socialist utopia with death panels and high taxes (which it isn’t). So people find another escape while feeling helpless.
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by robohoe 8y ago
Cool fact: Porsche 930 is nicknamed "Widowmaker" because it had a tendency to steer rear-first into trees back in the day.
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by robohoe 8y ago
Up until last year i was rocking a 2007 black MacBook. It did fine for occasional browsing and terminal work. It would’ve rocked even longer if the JS heavy web wouldn’t cripple the web browsers. Also Google stopped supporting Chrome for it
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by robohoe 8y ago
I was just talking to my wife about this yesterday. My gloves wore out on the index fingers and I had to mend them with a needle and thread. Literally 5 minutes of work and gloves are good to go. I then commented on how as Americans lost ou
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by robohoe 8y ago
It’s simple and it works. Does one thing well.
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by robohoe 8y ago
I think we live in a golden age of $n simulators. There seems to be one for everything, allowing people to escape their realities and become the truck driver or farmer they’ve always wanted to. I wonder what the replay ability of those is t
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by robohoe 8y ago
https://www.allsides.com is a good news site to get news concerning America from more than just one (presumably biased) side. It is interesting to see how various news sources spin news using catchy titles pandering to different
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by robohoe 8y ago
The CloudFormation docs could definitely use some help. Often the examples they provide for Resources definitions are poor in content. Especially on some lesser known Resource types.
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by robohoe 8y ago
> as Windows 10 is said to be the last version of Windows ever released Is that because "continuous rolling updates" for Windows 10 or because Microsoft will eventually replace the Windows kernel with some other kernel, such as
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by robohoe 8y ago
Any Costco in my area is packed to the brim Fri-Sun to the point that you have to drive around looking for spots. It isn’t empty Mon-Thurs either.
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by robohoe 8y ago
Outlook on Mojave looks real bad until you disable Dark Mode just for Outlook. I think Office suite for macOS needs some UI improvements to look better in Dark Mode. At least for text boxes when composing email.

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