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Ubuntu lost me over a decade ago or about a decade ago when I did an install and saw Amazon ads in the DE. The good news is, as you highlight, today there are quiet a few good distros, some that are not that much more of a hassle then Ubunt
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I don't think stock would be a good metric. If I had to guess, Windows at this point is probably just a cost center. Their main revenue streams are office362 and azure. The Windows OS itself is just a rounding error. Another way to put
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I don't know if I'd say its a choice between a squabble or no squabble, its just a different set of squabbles. For me, there are evenings when I am hacking away on a hobby project for 2 or 3 hours. Then suddenly just go, 'I w
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Will do! We went even when the kids were a little on the young side too, but that was mostly because my wife is an Oregon native, but not me. So she just had to introduce me to the place.
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That is exact thing I am thinking. Funny enough, going there next weekend, haha.
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Or perhaps maybe a future for occupational health. My wife is a nurse. Needle sticks happen. When it does, she has to get tested, full works. The hospital pays for that and the treatment. Maybe with a shot that lasts a year rather than the
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My guess is that because Bush, from my memory of everything I learned about him, was mostly behind the scenes. Edison for example, kept himself in the news as the face of everything, even doing photo-ops to present himself as an eccentric g
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I think he has some points but some things are missing here. First is, what is the purpose of marriage? Removing religious reasons, marriage is an institution of finance and legality. There are some financial benefits, such as taxes (claimi
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For sure, the BNLP is no where near as good at the credit card deal. In the apple specific case with the apple card, you'd be leaving the 3% cash back on the table where as the links shows, you won't get that with the BNLP. Which
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I don't think applies to the Pay Later. But when you look at the Apple credit card, you can finance a, lets say, Macbook Pro for 12 months interest fee with monthly payments that, if made on time, will pay off the device in 12 months.
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Unfortunately, some of use are not so lucky, at least I am not, haha. I got the idea to tinker with satellite dishes to make a simple radio telescope. I remember riding around and constantly seeing old DirectTV satellite dishes constantly o
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Not gonna lie, I honestly have the same reaction.
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This would be just speculation, and I could be way off base. This would also be assuming that Mozilla is looking out for the best interest of users, which may or may not be the case. We saw that when companies like McDonalds could no longer
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I don't really care. Whoever is Asahi Lina, if they wish to be seen as a third, separate, content creator, that is how I see it. Could careless, just happy that someone is out there passionate and good enough to make it.
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This sounds really cool. Have you looked into see if you can get permission from the guys over at aprs.fi to scrape their data from ham radio weather stations running over APRS? [1] [0] https://aprs.fi/page/api
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More importantly, I'd be afraid of what the database at work would have to say. My guess is a lot of not really nice things since the schema designers were idiots (luckily I had no hand in it, but I just get to deal with the consequenc
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I don't really know if it counts as 'exposing hardware details,' and I may be wrong, but this could be an example of where in their API it does make more sense for Apple Metal being separate. The example I am thinking of is w
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That is something I was just thinking about a few moments ago. I've haven't watched any of Hector latest stuff if he is still streaming. But between Hector, Alyssa, and Asahi Lina, they all 3 are pretty motivated and pretty excite
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Yes, definitely want to back this up. Alyssa is definitely a really skilled and competent engineer. But she also has years of domain knowledge she has built up. That isn't to knock down her skill, but more of, don't let it demotiv
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I don't know if passing the turing test is really that much of an accomplishment. Some would argue we create software that passed the turing test when Eliza was made, which was developed in the 60s. I mean, Eliza really kind of shows t
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Will back this up. If you don't mind tossing a coin to the developer. I use magnet and enjoy it. I've also heard good things about Rectangle which is suggested by another commenter. I'd probably try Rectangle, but I already b
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In both Singapore and Hong Kong, I never had to wait more than 10 minutes for a train and the stops were pretty much within 3-4 blocks within anything I'd want to get to.
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It might be worth a conversation with HR and reveiwing your tax withholdings just to make sure there is not an error and misunderstanding as to how your company or the HR software is handling it. I ran into a somewhat similar situation earl
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In simple terms, you can think of a reverse proxy as an http server that is a middle man. For a simple case why you might use one. SSL/TLS can be a pain to set up in your web application code. So what you can do is write your web appli
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What I would like is not something that allows me to track my kids 24/7. But I would like a device my kids could have, when they are lost, or an emergency, or they need me to locate them, they can press it and it will then share their
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If only I could find one on the local car lots that where under that price... Instead the local car dealers all have those cars tricked out, then it becomes a question, pay for that with all the bells and whistles (which I don't want)
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Definitely for the first paragraph. I've got a little blog and to be honest, I could careless if anyone ever reads it. I do it because I want to. If someone stumbles upon it and finds something useful, great! Otherwise its mostly for m
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Arn't AIs already capable of 1 and 3? Seems like 1 is easily solved with linear regression, not AI really even needed. What is the slope of operating costs, what is the slope of revenue? Is revenue greater than operating costs? 3, well
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Fined, but yet still posting yearly gains. Fines would only work if it meant being fined would resolve to them having to show stock holders that they experience negative growth because of it. Not saying that is the ultimate solution, but it
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They can, but I think it is missing the other component. Housing alone in a vacuum is not going to. Its not a case of, build houses and they will come. You also need other things that attract people. Jobs, activities, amenities, restaurants
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