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by rz2k 3y ago
That doesn't seem like a very Greek spelling of dilēmma.
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by rz2k 3y ago
I wonder how it will work if you attach an iPhone 15 Pro to your laptop with a short USB/Thunderbolt cable. Presumably it will at least save on rebroadcasting the internet connection.
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by rz2k 3y ago
You can set up alerts with windy.com to be notified about a location have a forecast combination of wind and rain that may work well for forecasting hail.
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by rz2k 3y ago
Add at least twenty years. In fact, I don’t think many good programmers in their 70s and 80s would agree with the sentiments either. The creators of Erlang also seem to think that Elixir adds significantly, according to public statements an
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by rz2k 3y ago
In addition to your block's list, from the article: > Does the Dimension Apple exist? > For a long time I have enjoyed the stilted, improbable cheeriness of fake Apple texts for their extreme distance from my own texting habits a
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by rz2k 3y ago
And, it looks like with PCIe 5.0 x4 performance exceeds 2,500,000 IOPS reads, and 14 GBps sequential read rate.
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by rz2k 3y ago
While Firefox on iPhones does not allow extensions like uBlock Origin, Orion browser will allow you to install both Firefox and Chrome extensions, including uBlock Origin.
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by rz2k 3y ago
Wasn’t version 1.0.0 released three days ago? I think people are surprised that the performance claims don’t completely disappear with real world scenarios. It seems like a lot of eventually successful platforms began in the same way: the c
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by rz2k 3y ago
The revealed preferences in this story display that for these two individuals there is at least $100 of value in viewing this spectacle, and no more than $100 distaste in performing this spectacle. Sadly GDP does not measure how much surplu
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by rz2k 3y ago
What is their point? Careful readers will see the qualifier “parts” stick out like a sore thumb, look further, and find out this represents 4% of breeding pairs’ chicks.[1] Sensationalized headlines ruin the conversation. How many people in
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by rz2k 3y ago
A used iPhone 8 from 2017 is less than $100. This model runs iOS 16, and is pretty likely to receive security updates even after iOS 17 is released this September. It should remain secure enough for most unbanked transactions. The iPhone XR
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by rz2k 3y ago
In the US it is probably at least 50% of the unbanked population, the market share of iPhones to the aggregate population. Many people with limited resources rely on a smartphone for all of their internet access, and people in minimum wage,
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by rz2k 3y ago
Black water also typically refers to waste water from toilets, as opposed to grey water which is waste water from baths and sinks.
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by rz2k 3y ago
When you click on a forecast you can choose the model or forecast provider, and you can set your default with an account. Windy.com just organizes the data, especially grouped by outside activity such as surfing, sailing, parasailing, but u
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by rz2k 3y ago
With e911 legally required on all phones, does a dumb phone provide you any actual location privacy?
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by rz2k 3y ago
These data do show a positive correlation between state alcohol consumption and state IQ. However, the children taking IQ tests and academic assessments is a different population than the one used for measuring alcohol consumption. In gener
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by rz2k 3y ago
The Post Office and the DMV are always given as examples of how terrible the government is at providing services. Have these people not visited either one in the last 15 years? Maybe they used to be terrible, but I’m always in and out with
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by rz2k 3y ago
I have a pretty strong anti-cycling stance, because I watched my New York neighborhood that was a pedestrian paradise significantly degraded by bike lanes. The balance of walking, subways, busses, taxis and delivery trucks had worked prett
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by rz2k 3y ago
You could also say that people choose a system that creates an environment for them to thrive and attracts more people who then also thrive.
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by rz2k 3y ago
I think you’ve misunderstood the arrangement. They were not granted the land where the rails were laid alone. They were granted vast amounts of additional real estate, and the value of that land could have maintained the railways in perpetu
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by rz2k 3y ago
This is exactly what people were really talking about a few years ago on Reddit with the post about being in New York, but then eating at the Times Square Olive Garden. Only a few blocks away is Bryant Park Grill. Prices at the two restaura
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by rz2k 3y ago
I'm sure that has something to do with the music industry. People who work in things like professional modelling or professional sports makes many times more than they made decades ago. Even well-known musicians who made their mark dec
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by rz2k 3y ago
I don't agree at all. I've found the YouTube algorithms as good for discovering new singer-songwriters as when I used to see live music a few times a week in New York decades ago. Many, or even most, of the women that come up in m
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by rz2k 3y ago
Apple often gains (or loses) more than $50B in a day. It also happens to be slightly down about 0.15% since July 19th, compared to a total market fund that would be up about 0.15%.
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by rz2k 3y ago
I think these types of fees happen often, are discovered, then they are refunded. This even happened with me with a government agency where we had a collegial relationship. The administrator found out we had paid for data that was supposed
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by rz2k 3y ago
I think it’s possible that the noise levels at a festival resemble the very loud noise of a car crash on some level, and that is part of the equation in triggering the crash detection. If it were g-forces alone that are confusing the phone
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The technical term for this idea is the “lump of labor fallacy”. Contrary to the idea that there is only a fixed amount of work to do, increasing an economy’s population tends to increase its aggregate output at an even greater rate than th
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by rz2k 3y ago
I had a 1984 Cherokee with the four cylinder 2.5L engine. Reliable is the last word I would have ever used with that AMC vehicle.
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I didn't want to read the article, so I finally did that other thing I didn't want to do. I think that's the secret to doing the thing I'm avoiding; think of something you dread more. Ideally that sacrificial chore is un
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by rz2k 3y ago
One possibility is that the resulting drier air over a body of water downwind will cause the water to evaporate more quickly, therefore charging the atmosphere with moisture again more quickly, and effectively increasing the total bandwidth

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