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by sib 3y ago
So maybe someone should talk to the teens, rather than wasting taxpayer money trying punish a company for building a better product...
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by sib 3y ago
You can also do this for iPhone...
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by sib 3y ago
>> A good first step to the chicken and egg problem. Living in Wisconsin I have never seen an electrical charging station. There are approximately 35 active Tesla Supercharger stations with almost 300 individual chargers in Wisconsi
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by sib 3y ago
>> EV chargers are a landmine for business/income taxes I think you mean a goldmine for business & income taxes?
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by sib 3y ago
Well... Googlebot does pay attention to robots.txt - I don't think (original) OpenAI-bot did.
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by sib 3y ago
>> Has Apple ever put out a "Pro" version of a product before the "normal" version? The Lisa before the (original) Mac
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by sib 3y ago
Yes, given that that's also the phone line for many people and therefore is an emergency service...
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by sib 3y ago
When was the last time that something titled a "Temporary Cyber Act" was ever temporary (other than being replaced by something worse)?
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by sib 3y ago
iPhone 15 Pro Max; iOS 17.4; Safari: 26.2 in a private tab Pixel 8 Pro; Android 14 QPR2; Chrome: 9.47 in an incognito tab
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by sib 3y ago
Nikon also makes mirrorless cameras that do video a lot better than their DLSRs did (especially, for example, the Z9). But, yes, they don't make dedicated camcorders...
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by sib 3y ago
That's different from being "overpriced." Overpriced would be "costs more than it should for what it is," not "costs what it should but is more product than I can afford."
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by sib 3y ago
I mean, after 120+ years that's still not the case for gas filler ports, so I don't hold out hope...
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by sib 3y ago
I'm sure that's true - but, as an application developer and service operator, we don't really have the option to access the keyboards that are hidden by the TV OSs that we are running on. Additionally, I'm not sure that
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by sib 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that most of the on-screen keyboards for TV / streaming device platforms don't support emoji. (I've spent about 6 years of my career running video streaming services... People watch a lot of video on TVs,
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by sib 3y ago
US Domestic Box Office was about $7.5B in 2022 and $8.9B in 2023. So if there's a number of $42B, it is including a lot of other revenue.
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by sib 3y ago
Market Cap (and, therefore, growth in Market Cap) is not a component of GDP. Also, to the extent that the chips are built in Taiwan, I'm not sure that they count in the US's GDP at all.
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by sib 3y ago
Since the son (Leland Stanford Jr) was named after the seller, I guess you could still say it was named after him...
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by sib 3y ago
Well, they're as "African" as "African Americans" are... OTOH, Elon Musk is a literal African American (as would be an Arab immigrant to the US from Egypt or Morocco), but can't be called that. So let's ad
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by sib 3y ago
>> No I do not agree with you. Majority of people never read their message history, want their messages to self-detruct Citation needed.
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by sib 3y ago
You laugh, but then I found this when following a link on the page to learn more about Royal Cyphers... There are simply thousands of Pillar Boxes across the United Kingdom and the best way to date them is to look at their cypher. This will
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by sib 3y ago
Red Sparrow (the book, not the movie, which was awful...) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008J4PK86
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by sib 3y ago
According to Gartner, Surface has never been more than 2.1% of the global market.
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by sib 3y ago
As I said in my original note: "(Of course, there are also computers such as the Microsoft Surface, but these represent a tiny fraction of the universe of Windows computers ever sold...)" According to Gartner, "Surface has ne
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by sib 3y ago
"Windows" didn't sell them a computer. Microsoft sold an OS to - for example - Dell, who then sold a computer to the user. So they are Dell's customers. And Dell, for sure, earned a lot of money selling placement on the
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by sib 3y ago
This is a house, not a hotel. It's in Hornstrandir. (Coincidentally, I'm going to Grímsey this summer to shoot [with a camera!] puffins...)
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by sib 3y ago
Many of the people on this site are involved in technology (software and/or hardware) product development. If they work for a company that spends $10M in development salaries & related costs to build a product, and then decides not
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by sib 3y ago
Since - as only one example of the complexity involved - the music used in the film is almost certainly licensed and must be paid for, and the studio does not "own" it, there's no way that they can simply release it for free
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by sib 3y ago
Sorry, when I saw this, my first thought was "What kind of an MBA won't charge? If there's one thing those guys are optimized for, it's generating revenue!" Then (doh!) I realized what you meant...
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by sib 3y ago
>> The notion that you might heat a house with electricity or by setting trees or dinosaurs on fire is so foreign to Icelanders I'm sorry but this is hyperbole. I just spent nearly a week staying in a house *in Iceland* that was
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by sib 3y ago
Wouldn't laws in certain jurisdictions require them to allow you to download your data?

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