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5mo ago
I have not, please tell me more.
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5mo ago
That sucks, before it was a one week countdown timer.
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5mo ago
Good. All I can say is good. I wonder if Illinois or California would be next.
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5mo ago
Cheap smartphone path is harder and harder. Unfortunately the pixel series is easiest but comes in double they number for unlocking the bootloader and flashing lineage, etc. Xiaomi has been ironically the pioneer in this field, but their ph
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5mo ago
No, majority of Boeing orders to foreign countries use USA backed loans or is a significant part of pushing US interests in the world. The message here, and it’s granted if you’re not aviation, finance or political aware is Italy keeping th
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5mo ago
Had that similar T series thinkpad 20 years ago too I would say since it has mpci it’s easy enough to patch the bios and run a newer WiFi chip inside so you’re not locked into this but this is a great workout for older pcs. Alternatively, m
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5mo ago
It’s good to review, but what is the risk if you do become a paying customer? Paying mean they have revenue, an interest to keep it secure and innovate more. I recall last pass and the last pass breech and the class action from that but tha
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5mo ago
This was also my first thought in defense and to spot my hypocrisy. I spent many a minute going back and forth why am I judging a brain that lived a life and is “dead” more the the potential of a life, stem cell research, abortion in genera
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5mo ago
This, exactly. Every other part of the human body is understandable but the brain. Reading the article and imagining its you, sheeeeesh. I really wonder how this passed ethical review. Yes the brain is an organ, and yes there’s probably con
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5mo ago
Declaring? A decade ago it was declaring war by introducing AMP pages.
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5mo ago
This is excellent all around.
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5mo ago
I saw this on reddit and am contaplating purchasing a toyota and I would say you can code the modem out from the techstream 2 day rental. The grounding antenna thing is not required, but its an easy DIY tool and just interesting in general
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5mo ago
It’s not. It’s the current trend. You may be separated from the current cohort of students but I assure you. It’s the trend.
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5mo ago
I would say I’ve had great experience in hcmc and Hanoi shops and left it unattended, matters most which shop but for the majority no issue at all. Leaving it in that cliche highland coffee shop location in D1 by that street, yeah, no. Indo
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> If you were born before around 1980 you’ll know that there was the Geocities era… It’s entirely possible to be born in the 90s and have the same experience.
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5mo ago
Exactly
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It’s kinda dumb. They don’t own any planes, and buying the spirit name means the bank/hesge fund gets paid because that’s probably the most valuable piece of property spirit has. The employees are all gone and shuttered, even if you go
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5mo ago
Yeah, I think so. It’s so bad that I pass 2nd and 3rd round interviews and when I email about it the recruiters email bounces alongside several cc’s that were on the thread.
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6mo ago
Was thinking the same but also wow, but also ibm and Lenovo isn’t the same, Lenovo bought out the thinkpad line, not IBM. In other news. Phoenix bios/efi and firmware is popular enough in numerous places so wonder where this will go ne
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6mo ago
Wow. Yes. Thank you!
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6mo ago
He can be the joker we need.
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6mo ago
Wow and darn I guess last support update to fully depreciate intel MacBooks. Used prices already are cratered. They are great heavily supported Linux machines though. They work out of the box gorgeously with numerous distros and being usbc
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In mainstream this is classed as a nomad/org/network house to a trap house. It’s interesting the diversity of people at each socioeconomic level. Can’t escape human network effects and game theory/schelling point dynamics. Ju
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6mo ago
Me. It’s fun and it works. I’ve tied it to consumption on open router and the main vendors. The free llm on openrouter are interesting but get exhausted quickly. I heavily suggest making a clean slate and going from there. It’s amazing, it
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I'm amused at thinking of the other effects this can be used for, rebrand it as a tool like that copilot recall and point it with child privacy in mind for the general internet. or you know, require it for internet/computer usage
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7mo ago
The biggest sign something is broken is when someone writes: "Thankfully, my mother died before the acquisition, and my father died last week, only a few months after the acquisition, so I don't have to deal with this any more.&qu
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This is what I’ve read on numerous accounts on Reddit and a few different discussion forums. I find it interesting. Especially how people stated they still have a tendency to seek out sugar on Retatrutide. On Tirzepatide, my experience has
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7mo ago
Thank you!
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Ah, a fan of Korean fried chicken, I see.
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Can you expand more on this? I’ve seen said machines too but I assumed you could use different solutions and just have a contract with sigma Aldrich to get what’s needed - what else would someone have to do to put a used sequencer to good u
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