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> Europeans may soon enjoy better protections than U.S. customers Not sure if the "may soon" part even applies now.
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> a lightning dongle for my phone I think that's just called a cable.
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10y ago
> Windows is a much better Unix Cutler must be crying right now.
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Things like touchId were amazing features in their own right though. Now the best they can do is a second lens for kinda bokeh and adding a touch bar instead of physical keys on the macbook. While dumping the headphone jack and magsafe (and
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> I have a box full of broken apple chargers from merely glancing at the cord. I think you're drastically overestimating the macbook's ability to stand out of the crowd in hardware. having to buy a 70 dollar charger every year
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10y ago
I thought rose gold was more about appealing to asian markets?
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10y ago
The surface book has a flimsy keyboard?
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10y ago
I think uber going under would lead to a bunch of other competitors entering the market and (hopefully) following the law a little better.
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> Some of regulation of ride-sharing seems to be done out of a spirit of bitterness that they aren't "following the rules", and it doesn't seem to be in benefit of anyone. Some rules are in place for a reason. The US
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10y ago
Lots of infrastructure work needs doing. We could also shave work weeks back to 20 hours and subsidize the rest.
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> than it will be for a car rental company to develop a platform for a new business model. How much money and how long would it really take to build out a basic uber type system? Uber does have an advantage in that they are already aroun
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10y ago
But it's thinner and lighter. Jony Ive says thinner and lighter will make it better.
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I can't type on my phone as accurately or as quickly as my keyboard. I also have to look at it or accuracy drops precipitously.
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> second place behind a late-'90s IBM model that is long out of production. You try http://www.pckeyboard.com/ ?
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> duet with my regular iPad cool. I'm gonna try this out at home. Thanks.
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Yes, but you have to configure it. You setup your gestures, fix their backwards idiotic "[un]natural-scrolling", and make sure you have your right mouse button setup.
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10y ago
You can run linux on azure.
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10y ago
Alright, I think the touch bar thing is stupid but really I use those keys for volume/brightness almost exclusively. So I can probably live with that. edit: Aw crud, I do use escape when I'm editing in vim from time to time. Not h
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> Rust should have a lower learning curve Rust should have a pleasant edit-compile-debug cycle Rust should provide a solid, but basic IDE experience I know the list isn't necessarily prioritized, but these 3 feel backwards. A good I
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Why should tesla stop that? Fleet sales are big money.
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> How will that work with liability if somebody sends their self-driving Tesla out to work under a ridesharing app that feeds bad inputs to it? Okay, Tesla's reasonable licensing agreement has a liability waiver when using the app f
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The next generation will be used to massive storms and other problems. Why bother trying to do anything about Global warming. The next generation will just get cancer as often as we do. Why bother trying to curb smoking. (okay, this one wou
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> While this is the first instance we can think of where a car company has preemptively banned its customers from using their vehicles for a specific use, post-sale conditions imposed by car companies are not entirely unheard of. Ferrari
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I hate the self checkout but I use them because they tend not to have lines. They really are slow.
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> we treat soccer like US Football Well that's the problem. Quit leaving half the team on the bench and only practicing in 10 second bursts.
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Then they are lying in their presentation.
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> The way internet works currently is not scalable News to me.
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> Also, there's an easy way to avoid not feeling like you own your Tesla: don't buy a Tesla. I mean, as of now you really have to go out of your way to get one - so if they're "fucking over consumers" so bad with
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wait, this is a DSLR? Why would they do that instead of mirrorless?
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Federal judges recently struck down portions of voter ID laws in North Carolina and Wisconsin In the case of Wisconsin > “The evidence in this case casts doubt on the notion that voter ID laws foster integrity and confidence,” Peterson w
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