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by rwc 7y ago
This is way over the top. Boeing will be fine on account of being too important to fail (and we can debate endlessly whether that’s a good thing or bad thing but that doesn’t change the veracity of the statement). Boeing’s customers wante
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by rwc 7y ago
It is not legal.
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by rwc 7y ago
If you think getting the middle seat is random chance I’ve got news for you.
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by rwc 7y ago
It's standard practice in retail that price adjustments are made if a price cut happens within the return period of the purchase.
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by rwc 7y ago
Amazon is less customer-friendly than ever before. They refused to adjust a TV I purchased 7 days ago to the Prime Day pricing which was $400 off. The only solution according to them was to purchase another TV at the Prime pricing and retur
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by rwc 7y ago
"They all do" ... my understanding is that this expressly does not happen with HomePod conversations.
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by rwc 7y ago
Let's start with the zero moving parts and completely impervious to liquid spills or crumbs. Obviously it has to be, first and foremost, a great keyboard. To be determined whether it's possible to achieve, but it's certainly
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by rwc 7y ago
Seems to be back to normal now.
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by rwc 7y ago
The constraint is the FAA would see it as a new aircraft and therefore have to certify a new airframe. The very in-depth review the FAA is currently doing on the MAX was the expensive (time and money) Boeing sought to avoid.
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by rwc 7y ago
Publishing the odds is common. Doing the math on those odds apparently is not.
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by rwc 7y ago
Sure ... here you go: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/us/oberlin-bakery-lawsuit...
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Apple to Unveil “iPadOS” at WWDC 2019(9to5mac.com)
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Apple WWDC 2019: Mac Pro, iOS 13, Marzipan, and What Else to Expect(theverge.com)
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by rwc 7y ago
But can you point to a time in human history where type 2 wasn't the predominant form of advertising? This is not some modern discovery or exploit.
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by rwc 7y ago
WebKit, but WebKit identifying itself as a desktop Safari implementation rather than a mobile implementation. For example: I should be able to open docs.google.com in iPad Safari and not have the site reject me.
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by rwc 7y ago
Clearly it's signaling that this isn't a general purpose consumer product like the original Glass was positioned. Sounds like people are going to snipe no matter what they call it, or who they sell it to.
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by rwc 7y ago
Yes there are laws. No they could not do that.
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by rwc 7y ago
Obligatory “this is literally boilerplate language used in every S-1 filing” comment.
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Why are Silicon Valley billionaires starving themselves?(theweek.com)
3 points by rwc 7y ago|0 comments
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Most Measured Person in Tech Is Running the Most Chaotic Place on the Internet(nytimes.com)
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by rwc 8y ago
737-8 already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_Next_Generation#737...
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by rwc 8y ago
I know the "until they pull the plug" is a popular meme but EOL expectations for GSuite products are completely different than other Google products.
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Piece Found at Ethiopian Airlines Crash Site Shows Jet Was Set to Dive(ndtv.com)
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by rwc 8y ago
But parent alleges that the 747 is outside of certification requirements, which is demonstrably false.
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by rwc 8y ago
"E.g. the reason the 747 was decommissioned from passenger flight in the US when it was is because they flew it right up to the day that the FAA mandated that they couldn't fly it anymore." I'm sorry, what? Do you have a
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by rwc 8y ago
The solution is DirecTV Now and, while far from perfect, is under very active development.
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by rwc 8y ago
"IE's hegemony presented an enormous challenge for the upstart Firefox browser, which was built to support Web standards rather than Microsoft's particular spin on those standards." A bit of revisionist history here. Fir
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by rwc 8y ago
First one of this size/scope built in 20 years, according to the article.
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by rwc 8y ago
Interestingly, Delta just launched a group (Delta Flight Products) recognizing that this is an area for differentiation: https://news.delta.com/3-ways-delta-flight-products-revoluti...
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by rwc 8y ago
Not sure how you're interpreting the "good wife" but I interpreted her reaction as laughing at the notion they could afford to live on anything less than his current 1.2m salary.

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