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I have an xps 13 and specifically chose the 4k. I love it and there is no going back to 1080p for me. When I am using the dock it is connected to a pair of 4k 27" dells and it's glorious all around
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I am the exact opposite. If a laptop isnt 4k it isn't even a contender. 4k really makes a huge difference to me because the image quality is that much better. Battery life is generally shit on all laptops whether it has 4k or not. So t
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4-6 months has become extremely common now a days. If you only have to wait a month drop to your knees and praise the deity of your choice
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Not kind but it is absolutely insurance https://www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/10-things-to-know-a... The fact they pay less for some procedures is irrelevant
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Medicaid is literally insurance
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Try getting an appointment for basically anything not urgent and you are looking at march at the earliest. Urgent means weeks possibly a month now
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They may not have the obligation but then the business is sunk. It would be dust in the wind in days as everyone transfered as much out as possible
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Or the big red button admin bypass. If I remember right ms patched that vuln but then it would just act like it was winnuked instead. Bravo Microsoft. They really are fun to make fun of looking back at their record for security Good times w
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Lol people paid for it? That was in the era of WinRAR and WinZip. There must be dozens of people that paid for those pieces of software
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Iran is rarely a topic in western media. The last time they were even close to being relevant was during the nuke deal framework meetings. Otherwise they are not even on the radar of most Americans and a pretty low priority for the governm
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I wonder what the reasoning for open sourcing it now. And why not from the get go instead of decades later. Licence choices are obviously up to the authors. But at this point it is more a museum relic than anything practical
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Judging from their track record that is probably correct
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Nfts are really really stupid. It's honestly sad that anyone is generating any money from them. It's like the pet rock except with millions floating around for one. But atleast you actually had something, even if it was just a roc
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Filecoin
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Why would it be?
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I have heart failure. Without medical treatment and very invasive medical treatment and I would die with in a matter of years. Fear is highly motivating to get the treatment, because I don't want to die
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Some people don't check their mail either
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Why in the world would they let it be known this is rambus related? That should be their biggest secret
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Are not all forms of generation heavily subsidized? I feel if you could generate electricity by killing kittens and baby seals you would instantly get a subsides
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I've used it extensively on Pandora for probably a decade now and it makes a station go from great to spectacular
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Because 90 percent of the profession is trivial?
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Delete 95 percent of them. Most people will not even notice. If someone asks about it promptly respond "sorry,I saw it but haven't gotten to it, let me take a look right I wrap xyz up" Most emails are useless borderline garb
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Click on random shit to cost the advertisers money lowering their roi and ruin the analytics at the same time The profile on you in various advertising scumbags databases will eventually be so inaccurate it will be worth the cost to store i
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It is definitely relevant to your point because assumptions are being made about which has a worse outcome. Turns out on the national level drunk driving is a pittance vs unvaccinated. To bad they don't have equal liability
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It's nice to see a company stand by their content and decision instead of simply fake apologizing which no one believes or cares about Plus no one is cancelling their Netflix over it
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What about those who don't do multiplayer and want to cheat. Single player cheating is fun as hell. I miss the days of modifying doom with a hexeditor
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Is drunk driving more dangerous than being unvaccinated? Just glancing at the stats drunk driving is significantly safer than being unvaccinated
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Not everything nifty is patentable. Not to mention patents dont pretext the little guy and anyone can wholesale clone anything without reprisal
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What else are they going to lose? Money is kind of a big deal and unless a failed business owner gets a finger taken it is the biggest thing to lose That's a major risk
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I don't believe the trope that retail makes razor thin margins. Considering most major retailers including Walgreens make profit hand over fist
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