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6y ago
Somewhat related to your points, I found that a lie-flat bed is highly beneficial for long haul flights, such as US <-> Asia, especially as you get older and your body can't take the punishment of sitting in economy for 13 hours.
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6y ago
Per the other sub-thread, the light and cover has different functions, and one cannot replicate the other. Depending on your needs, you might want the light and/or the cover.
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6y ago
Exactly, even if it is just a bit of tape, it cannot be replaced by the LED.
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6y ago
Force = mass × acceleration. The larger size of the tablet means that if it fails at an angle where the glass is subject to the impact, the force will be greater. It's possible that tablet glass is designed to withstand a larger force
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6y ago
Yes, and what is a short term mitigation technique if the camera is hacked? Covering it with something so that you can work with the computer until it is secure again without video being recorded.
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6y ago
I don't think anyone suggested removing the LED camera indicator if a camera cover is added. They serve different functions, even though there is an intersection. The camera LED indicates whether the camera is powered on or off, when t
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6y ago
Coming across these terms for the first time, and after reading some material online, it seems these two ideas are mildly compatible? Especially with Justice Scalia being identified as both a originalist and textualist. Would you mind expla
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6y ago
Just in case it's not clear, I stated that MEMS mics and IMUs are used in smartphones, and that MEMS speakers have been available for a while now. If it seemed like I said MEMS speakers are used in smartphones, that was unintentional.
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6y ago
Obviously depends on the type of speaker and microphone, but I have actually used headphones as a mic in a pinch before (in a lab setting, not in everyday use).
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6y ago
Bodybuilding hard seems to conflate 2 types of hard tasks: move-a-mountain-with-a-shovel hard, where something is time consuming, such as having to hand-label millions of images for machine learning datasets, and quit-heroin hard, where som
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Just to be clear, this seems to be the first monolithic MEMS speaker, which I take to mean that the speaker array is fabbed as one die, as opposed to each speaker being a separate piece of silicon. There are already MEMS speakers availabl
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6y ago
Hi Mercer, interesting points. But I think in general, the FOSS projects that thrive, that gather users which report bugs, that has an active community, are going to be the ones which attract developers, not necessarily because they seek fa
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6y ago
Haven't thought very deeply about this, but FOSS doesn't seem like socialism, as the capital being competed for is user attention. FOSS projects without enough capital does not gain enough developers, and falls into disrepair and
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6y ago
Is that how the game starts? With the AI trying to infect your computer upon install? That's pretty meta.
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6y ago
As I recall, Walmart fills their meat with water, increasing the weight and decreasing their costs. Found it. "Wal-Mart, for example, says a majority of its fresh offerings are enhanced with a 6 to 12 percent solution of water, salt, s
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6y ago
That's a good point. As testing technology advances, many of these will be mitigated. Although until the tests get to the point where they can give results within minutes, like the flu tests have progressed to, it will not be a complet
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Here are 3 that popped into my mind after thinking about it for a minute. Maybe you can come up with others. If social distancing remains in effect, post-pandemic world would have much lower density in offices/restaurants/other la
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6y ago
You make it sound like this is the tech version of "too big too fail".
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6y ago
Queen Eye for the Straight Guy came out in 2003. That's 17 years ago.
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6y ago
For someone interested in learning about how to cover risk while taking during a dynamic market event, what would you recommend? My investment education pretty much stopped at "A Random Walk Down Wall Street".
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7y ago
According to WebMD, COVID-19 can live up to 5 days on various materials ( https://www.webmd.com/lung/how-long-covid-19-lives-on-surfac... ). Why not just have a rotation of 6~7 masks where every mask that can be reused i
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7y ago
What about just waiting for the virus to be inactive then reusing the masks? I haven't found any general consensus, but I've read reports of COVID-19 staying infectious on objects ranging from 1 day to 9 days. If a rotation of mas
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I'm sure the are different types of flu tests, but the last one I had at the doctor's office about 2 years ago was two swabs of my nose, which the doctor put into a test kit, and a few minutes' wait for the results to develo
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For me, the SCP Foundation ( http://www.scp-wiki.net ) gives that kind of feel, with different cases linking to one another. (SCP Foundation is a collective storytelling wiki about an organization that deals with the strange, myst
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The #1 Sign a Founder Will Succeed, According to a Former Y Combinator Partner
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I am guessing that the poster is referring to 시원하다, for which I would use the "refreshing" definition instead of the "cool" definition in the example of a hot broth. It is also used in similar way for the refreshing fee
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7y ago
Ever since I took a color photo printing class, cyan and magenta has been two of my favorite colors. Not to mention Magenta as one of my favorite characters from Rocky Horror.
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I haven't decided whether DO did the right thing or not, but to be fair, your analogy should be more in the line of "they evicted me and burned everything of mine in the apartment".
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On a similar note, I've read about parents in China scheduling the conception and birth of their child so that the child can be the oldest at school. Although it's only a few months' difference, but in kindergarten and elemen
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7y ago
Funny, I always pronounced "ghoti" like "Gotti".
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