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Apple's products have FAR higher resale and expected life than almost any competitors. Your insistence that folks buy trash phones that get thrown away (and are totally unsupported software side almost from date of mfg) is ridiculous a
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It's to deceive buyers. I bought a new apple battery with the apple logo from online vendor - turned out to be total junk. Amazon used to be filled with these junk apple parts - I tried so hard to buy a real apple charger etc and you j
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6y ago
Are police really responsible for most violence (murders / robberies etc) in the US. If so it would seem better supervision would lead to a huge reduction in those crimes.
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6y ago
The curfews in our area were put in place by elected officials as the violence was out of control at night. This was not a police action. The Constitution provides a right to peaceful assembly. It does not provide a right to violence and lo
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This is a secret?
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I'm also curious about this disaster waiting to happen. They've emphasized an escape capability all the way into orbit. They emphasized various types of automation (also used by other spacecraft).
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6y ago
18% is not pennies. That beats every low risk asset by a mile. 0.25% is pennies. And yes, all the market data fees, liquidity maker / taker fees - I get those pennies getting picked up.
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6y ago
Again, I think you don't realize how substantially better the iphone was compared to the competition (which then has worked to copy the iphone).
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Interesting - I'd never heard of COSS. I'd thought they were doomed (ie, no linux cloud offering expected, no multi-platform or open source offerings). Windows Mobile did crash and burn, but Azure actually has linux containers (mo
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On problem - the software / template they used was so unprofessional looking I wouldn't be suprised if a fake version looked better than the real thing. http://3kbo302xo3lg2i1rj8450xje-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-c.
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Glad to know I'm not the only one. I still have the issue but I do still use pycharm (I do docker local and then just go from there - but my preferred was always basically "remote" develop - I used to use that so if I was on
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Having tried to fly with the TSA TWIC card - which ironically is issued by TSA and required endless hoop jumping to get including biometrics, TSA denied it as a valid ID. I had to use my regular DL. I've always wondered if the agent wa
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You must not remember the web before google and google funded firefox!! This whole "google has never done anything" meme just seems ridiculous on its face. Google took on and basically CRUSHED some major market players and powers
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mhh___ types this while using chrome (open source) on android (open source), after reading their email in gmail and searching for the latest cat dancing videos on youtube. The sad reality most of the folks who claim never to use google or g
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Let's be totally clear. These employees don't want free speech on the platform - they want their speech to be the one selected on the platform. The MINUTE Facebook starts censoring some of what they like they'll be out protes
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This I think illustrates nicely how privileged and out of touch Facebook engineers are. --- I demand the right to protest my own employer. Facebook: Sure I demand the right to take unplanned time off to protest even if it disrupts operation
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6y ago
So - the tesla driving facebookers get a day off from work - paid - not even using their vacation - and this is a walkout? Are they forfeiting their stock to protest facebooks offensive conduct? This is the look at me style of protesting. Q
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Who thinks they are getting a magic 18% year in risk free return?
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6y ago
Actually for practical purposes it is generally private for a few weeks until summons info makes it to webcriminal.
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Quick note: Boeing got the big bucks at $5B or so for their crewed services because they have the "better" more reliable design. SpaceX only got $3B or so. Boeing running roughly 60%+ more per seat as well. So a real accomplishmen
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That is ridiculous - you wouldn't carry the weight around for that power level for such a short flight segment need. If you are averaging 35% power you have WAY to big an engine in your plane!!
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6y ago
Just realize that AWS / GCP / Azure have already gobbled up vast swaths of website hosting in all forms and are growing along with some free CDN and DNS providers. If google said, we want to track people, and brings android, chrom
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DevKoala, I don't think you may realize how much of your online activity is already tracked by google / facebook / instagram. Google's javascript is everywhere, including explicit tracking with analytics, and lots of CDN
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The idea that a file was deleted as a first step is pretty out there. There is NO evidence of that. The usual progression is to deny streaming, then warn and close account ultimately. Question is this a paid google storage / CDN accoun
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Actually - usually it's requiring others to promote, pay for or echo their speech. I'm free to speak, and make you speak what I want, and pay for my speech, but YOU can't make me say things I don't want to. Huh? Stand on
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The loaner thing is so true - having two bosses is THE PITS! That and not sleeping. My first job out of college I had two bosses. HORRIBLE. This came up recently, a manager, trying to be helpful, not sure they could manage someone said why
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You can bring your own IP range or pay for an elastic IP. Isn't this how folks do this (I do!). You get a bunch of elastic IPs, you point your domains to those, you point those to your instances. That's secure, no one can use thos
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You target people using the app. If you had control of verify.paypal.com you'd target people using paypal apps. Even though it's not a compromise of the app argueably it's a concept of the app platform. Users's don'
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Wow - GREAT news. This was EXACTLY my issue, no forms designer. I'm mostly developing server on linux so I'm not enough of designer to even begin to wrap my head around XAML / MVVM / WPF / UPF (?) new world order on
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6y ago
I like it. Can you open a text editor and get going with C#? Now you easily can. iPython and python notebooks gained lots of traction from just this type of simplicity. If you were to write a "script" using the language, doing som
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