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rusteh1
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rusteh1
6y ago
Curious about this comment? Why? I've never lived in one, nor even been in one. But they look beautiful. What are the draw backs?
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7y ago
*Austria. Australia is 500.
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7y ago
Ed is an absolute legend. Can't imagine the courage it took for a 19 year old to head out into the world like that. Would highly recommend checking out his youtube channel, on which he has hours of very well edited video documenting th
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rusteh1
7y ago
I've used this one for years http://jodies.de/ipcalc this doesn't seem to offer anything further unless I'm missing something?
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7y ago
Help me understand the rationale behind the original automation effort on reading your child's school reports? I would have thought that is an event that is pretty infrequent, quite important, with not enough historical data to train a
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rusteh1
7y ago
Does this provide any protection? I've never undergone any sort of 'digital search' do they force you to provide your passcode? Do the forensics tools they use bypass user level protections like pin codes/finger prints?
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rusteh1
7y ago
Weight: 70,000 pounds (35 short tons; 32 t) Power: 100 kW[1] @ 110 V Incredible!
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rusteh1
7y ago
Great list! Did you/do you work at Amazon at some point? I feel like the Amazon LPs might have influenced some of these?
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7y ago
Non-production car, not replicated in both directions. Impressive, but not any sort of record. Looking forward to them doing it in the forthcoming production car.
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7y ago
Don't call your direct reports underlings for a start. How do you have little in common with them? You've just spent many, many years performing their role. The key to success in this role, as is the case is most is to display emp
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7y ago
What does it say about us as a society in which a pre-high school child needs to use a productivity suite to manage their lives? The answer here is not to provide more software to allow 11 year olds to eek out a few extra percentage points