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631.
by sunstone 7y ago
A well planned, high volume external sprinkler system will go a long way.
632.
by sunstone 7y ago
It's likely that entire salmon runs are being caught in the north pacific by 15 mile long Chinese drag nets. These fish may not be around much longer.
633.
by sunstone 7y ago
Looks a lot like the Asus C403 but without the SD card slot.
634.
by sunstone 7y ago
Should be plenty for a house in Miami.
635.
by sunstone 7y ago
Ah, I'm a 5'10" male with average hands for that height and I can see that would make a big difference. Some way of moving the screen inside the phone's physical perimeter might be helpful, anyone got an app for that?
636.
by sunstone 7y ago
For sure Google would reimburse that rake off since they have been prodigious beneficiaries.
637.
by sunstone 7y ago
I also have a pixel 3 and find I work it pretty well one handed. The pixel 2 though was a little wide.
638.
by sunstone 7y ago
I wonder if this will turn out to be as revolutionary as it appears it should. And whatever happened to Google's "whitespace" tech anyway?
639.
by sunstone 7y ago
And almost more importantly, forced the rest of the industry to stop sitting on their oil barrel and get to work making over their lineup as electrics.
640.
by sunstone 7y ago
The biggest piece of technology that seems fine but isn't is automobiles. They are much too big and ponderous for the 90% of the time they are moving one person around a big city at 30mph. Electrification will produce much smaller, l
641.
by sunstone 7y ago
The money/electricity metaphor has one very fatal flaw. Electricity, as a natural entity, must conform with all the conservation laws of nature. Not so for money. The key attribute of money is that it's much more efficient tha
642.
by sunstone 7y ago
Apache Bloodhound.
643.
by sunstone 7y ago
Kind of interesting that Dyson intends to continue with electric motors and batteries just not with the cars. I wonder if they have a plan b vehicle up their sleeve. Going electric allows for a lot of things that a heavy ICE would preclud
644.
by sunstone 7y ago
Especially the monster pillows. yuck. first that gets tossed on the floor.
645.
by sunstone 7y ago
A breath taking experience no doubt.
646.
by sunstone 7y ago
That makes my go to peanut butter and banana look gourmet. :)
647.
by sunstone 7y ago
Mr. Buffet will be happy he bailed on his Intel stock.
648.
by sunstone 7y ago
At my Costco Monday morning is super busy with small business buyers. Afternoon is ok.
649.
by sunstone 7y ago
Slight clarification, I'm pretty sure you can eat at the hotdog bar without a membership.
650.
by sunstone 7y ago
One of Costco's biggest innovations was figuring out how to manage channel conflict for its everyday products.
651.
by sunstone 7y ago
Gnumeric
652.
by sunstone 7y ago
The pachinko parlors are particularly quiet and serene.
653.
by sunstone 7y ago
HN is not fond of humour or dry wit. But sometimes you just have to post it and suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous down votes.
654.
by sunstone 7y ago
Oh don't tell me it's a spreadsheet app.
655.
by sunstone 7y ago
The population of mammal eaters is growing quickly now around Vancouver. Stay tuned.
656.
by sunstone 7y ago
It would be interesting to see the legal release this patient had to sign to get this done in the US.
657.
by sunstone 7y ago
True enough they can, but they don't.
658.
by sunstone 7y ago
They eat deer and moose swimming by (transients), not to mention sea lions. There are a lot of divers in their waters world wide.
659.
by sunstone 7y ago
Just one example, there are probably hundreds of divers in the ocean between San Francisco and Alaska every day, and there also hundreds of Orca in those same waters every day. And yet the record stands. And that's just one coast lin
660.
by sunstone 7y ago
Anyone familiar with the lockin of their database would think twice about being locked in to their cloud.

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