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by rubzah 8y ago
I would be a little concerned about the ergonomics - any slight deviation from the heads central balancing point on the neck (i.e. looking slightly up or down) over a longer period can cause neck strain with the associated problems. The ide
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by rubzah 8y ago
A cool monitor for sure, but compared to three 4k monitors (which current gen PCs can usually drive) it is still a big drop in resolution.
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by rubzah 8y ago
This is the world's smallest violin playing just for Mark Zuckerberg.
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by rubzah 8y ago
There are more and bigger "threats to democracy" (whatever that means) than what they are cherry picking here, which indeed makes this a very politically charged initiative.
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by rubzah 8y ago
I've only visited an A&F store once. The lighting was bizarrely low. It was like one of those 'horror house' rides at a crappy fair, with only the occasional dim spot on an exhibition of clothes. This extended to the dres
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by rubzah 8y ago
An overly active sexual response occurs in many species, like a small dog humping your leg. Hell, there are plenty bizarre examples of what human males might resort to when the urge overpowers them. I don't see why researchers would b
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by rubzah 8y ago
Looking at the chart in the article, heroin overdoses have grown by about the same amount as meth.
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by rubzah 8y ago
Why is it always timeshares? What makes them so ideal to sucker people with? I've seen these scams all over the world.
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by rubzah 8y ago
Agree. Anyone who has been to India knows how small a role regulations play in everyday life. Nobody cares. At most this will give a couple of corrupt police officers another opportunity to hand out 'fines'.
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by rubzah 8y ago
Only in France...
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by rubzah 8y ago
Surprised no one had mentioned John Nash and A Beautiful Mind . I won't spoil it for anyone that doesn't know the story but it is very reminiscent of the woman in the article.
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by rubzah 8y ago
Italy runs actual slave plantations using migrants. There have been a few cases that made it to public perception recently. Not that it gets discussed much...
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by rubzah 9y ago
It's the software equivalent of adding new exciting features rather than doing boring work on bug fixing and stability.
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by rubzah 9y ago
If I'm an Alphabet shareholder, did I just lose my stake in Waymo et al? It seems they are now no longer subsidiaries of Alphabet? That would be a big deal.
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by rubzah 10y ago
That's exactly how it should be designed in my opinion. If the driver is doing a good job, his total tips will go up. No point in haggling with individual customers.
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by rubzah 10y ago
And they said long-form advertisement is dead!
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by rubzah 11y ago
This is by far the most likely reason. When you hire top developers, those developers want to work on interesting stuff. If retaining those people is a priority, the middle manager's only option is to smile and nod when they tell him s