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by ta8903 3y ago
>bluetooth Reminds me of that post from last week about the guy being surprised at an IoT device connecting through wifi. Surely they could have routed a cat6 cable through some vein!
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by ta8903 3y ago
>trucks run in fleets and on routes Makes me wonder if it would be more efficient to run trucks as "convoys", maybe consisting of competing companies along predetermined routes. And you could have an ultralight canary car go an
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by ta8903 3y ago
Maybe the one case where "you're holding it wrong" is valid advice.
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by ta8903 3y ago
You mean median, and that is probably a fact.
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by ta8903 3y ago
But we're talking about anyone who ones at least one non-Apple main device being excluded, I don't think their number would be as high. But you're right that Apple devices and services are not even considered in a certain typ
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by ta8903 3y ago
>Succ Peano ...
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by ta8903 3y ago
Not the only bold statement in the article. >But I'm a smart guy (hi white male privilege) It's amusing to see someone go mask off and call non-whites low IQ like that.
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by ta8903 3y ago
>it's also well-known as a right-leaning forum too Where? Not doubting you, but I've never heard anyone describe it that way.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Aren't news organizations supposed to put an updated timestamp on edits anyways?
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by ta8903 3y ago
>Amazon’s new operating system is also based on a flavor of Linux Cool. If it's not completely locked down like android and lets you access the console and has a real graphics toolkit, I could see it being being more useful than and
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by ta8903 3y ago
>the vast majority of Linux users are blind to aesthetics and design Are you sure you don't feel this way because Windows and Mac go out of their way to prevent you from changing anything about the UX at all?
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by ta8903 3y ago
Anyone know why Japan went all in on these electric rice cookers while in India everyone still uses a basic gas pressure cooker? It can't just be the economic disparity.
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by ta8903 3y ago
>it is still a huge chunk of C code So is most of Windows.
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by ta8903 3y ago
He might technically be the most popular painter, but only because he's extremely popular among a narrow demographic. It's like how the most popular youtube channels are the ones with animated children's songs. Sure, they&#x2
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by ta8903 3y ago
As opposed to giving Apple/Google access to your location.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Vertical/tree-style tabs are a must if you're a tab hoarder, I can't imagine living without them.
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by ta8903 3y ago
There's a great manga about fermented foods called Moyashimon.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Impossible for a teenager. This isn't like your everyday "kid makes a software startup" stories. He had to source all the machines, go through all the obscure documentation, understand how to test his yield, etc. He built his
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by ta8903 3y ago
So does chocolate?
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by ta8903 3y ago
Containers with a vertical tab manager (like Sidebery) are chef's kiss , you can create separate tab panels for each container (and configure a container to open in a certain tab panel) so you get even more differentiation of context
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by ta8903 3y ago
You can create .desktop files (or whatever the windows equivalent is) so you start them like normal firefox.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Agelasts age first.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Cool it with the antisemitic remarks.
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by ta8903 3y ago
If you use google (the search engine) without being signed in and without sharing your location data, I doubt they could tie down any relevant information to you.
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by ta8903 3y ago
4chan hasn't been using google captcha for 2 years.
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by ta8903 3y ago
KDEConnect lets you sync your phone keyboard, even with Windows. And Apple could let you sync your clipboard to non-iOS devices too, they just block arbitrary features unless you buy into their entire ecosystem.
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by ta8903 3y ago
Couple questions. 1. There are plenty of android based large displays with a touchscreen/camera/mic/speaker combo on the market (though I'm sure there weren't as many in 2016.) Why did Jamboard need to be an integra
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by ta8903 3y ago
1$/day is kinda insane if you put it that way. It's equivalent to a $30 subscription, sure, some people would gladly pay that much, but for most of the population in first world countries it's untenable, let alone the rest of
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by ta8903 3y ago
True, it was probably vermicelli. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicelli#Indian_subcontine...
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by ta8903 3y ago
You can turn off USB debugging.

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