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by timemct 6y ago
Vine launched in 2012. There probably wasn't a critical mass of mobile phone owners, specifically teens, at that time. The iPhone hit the market only five years earlier.
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by timemct 6y ago
So true! Preview is one of those apps that Just Works™. I recently opened a PDF on a Windows 10 computer and was slightly shocked that a _web browser_ opened up to present the PDF. Being able to easily and quickly annotate a screen shots an
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by timemct 6y ago
I sub to heaps of science infotainment channels and the YT algo hasn't ever recommended your channel. I think that anecdotally shows how broken the YT algo is. You just got one more YT sub and a potential new Patreon sub, too. Cheers!
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by timemct 6y ago
Shout out to Cheat Sheet. Hold down Command for a few extra seconds and an overlay pops up showing you all the keyboard shortcuts for whatever app is in focus. https://www.cheatsheetapp.com/CheatSheet/
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by timemct 6y ago
Nope. Cost of Living (CoL) will always out pace/pivot faster than HR could accommodate.
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by timemct 7y ago
Actively. IIRC, they would sweeten wine with lead.
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by timemct 7y ago
Arthur C Clarke did the same thing in 1974 [1]. The reprint of the Steve Jobs interview is a good read nevertheless. [1] http://youtu.be/OIRZebE8O84
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by timemct 7y ago
Bringing down precious metals to Earth isn't the main point of developing space mining tech, e.g. mining a golden asteroid. The mined materials would be useful for bootstrapping other space based projects. With the right mining tech in
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by timemct 8y ago
You could probably use the full nuclear option by using recovery mode[1] to restore it. [1] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201263
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by timemct 9y ago
Reporting in from Asheville: the tech scene here is incredibly small. Most of the people I know here in town that are working in any sort of tech space are remote workers. Asheville is indeed a city that's seen a lot of growth over the
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by timemct 9y ago
That would imply that we had a choice in what would be campaign issues. I'd like to think that we do, but my cynicism grows stronger everyday.
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by timemct 9y ago
I haven't used a SmartThings hub, however their documentation [0] states that they're using Z-Wave, so if you go that route with Home Assistant, I'm willing to bet that it'll play nice with what you already have as far a
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by timemct 9y ago
I've found Home Assistant [0] to be a solid project that works swimmingly on a raspberry Pi 3. For sensors, the Aeotec (by Aeon Labs) Z-Wave sensors [1] have been reliable for me. The Z-Wave stick I use is from Z-Wave.Me [2] and seems