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torgian
6y ago
I can’t agree. My iPhone 6 is about six years old, and the port still works like new.
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6y ago
I’m glad I live in taiwan now. Back in the states my internet sucked, both mobile and home. Now I use my phone as a mobile hotspot and do my work on it. I use about 30 or 40 gigs a month when I’m not at home.
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torgian
6y ago
Oh yeh no doubt. Bianca is probably the worst. They out their brand name on every single part of their bikes.
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torgian
6y ago
What a reversal... a far cry from the 80s and 90s where owning a non-modified car felt wrong
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torgian
6y ago
It’s not just cars, but also bicycles. A lot of manufacturers are painting them black, white, or gray. Bleh.
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torgian
6y ago
Thank you. I'll check this out!
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6y ago
Hmm. At first I disagreed with you, but when I think about it over time, I think I'm forced to agree. Their newer MacBooks are going to be ARM based, which, I think, is mostly so that they have more people to develop apps for their pho
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torgian
6y ago
I’ve always been interested in this round of thing, but have no idea how or where to get started
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6y ago
Awesome story.
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6y ago
This is a good move, I think. If anything, it'll force employers to give higher pay to immigrants, where they typically offer as low as they could go. It'll also give employers a bit of incentive to hire locally, I think. But, who
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6y ago
They mention International students in the article. I'm not surprised at all that those numbers have dropped, but it probably didn't gain much attention until this year. Every student, or friend of mine, that I've talked to i
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torgian
6y ago
What happened to just buying a "normal" TV? No internet needed or anything? Seems dumb. Seeing this link has already made me to decide I actually won't buy a Samsung tv. I'll just get something else. If we truly go the r
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torgian
6y ago
What the fuck. You can't even get away from ads after _paying_ for a product.
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6y ago
I was surprised it didn't happen in Florida.
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6y ago
I learned three new terms today. Green threads, data races, mutexes.
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6y ago
This was a fascinating read
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6y ago
The company I work for is looking at subsidizing rent as wfh office space. But, this company has been remote first for the past ten years, so their thought process is years ahead of most companies.
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torgian
6y ago
When does it become a prerequisite to eradicate meat bags and replace them with cold, calculating droi.... uh, code?
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torgian
6y ago
Wait, are you saying we left the 2008 recession already?
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torgian
6y ago
Good. I’m so tired of ads.
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torgian
6y ago
Haha, the “CAC” as we liked to call it. It is a pretty secure system I think, but government procedures make it a pain to work with.
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6y ago
I'm not gonna lie, I first read this as "Free from wild potato". Good to see wild polio is going down.
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6y ago
I’m not surprised, but I suggest the Kobo e-reader to the OP. Can use multiple formats, easy to upload books to it, and some models have expandable memory. You can completely disconnect it from the internet if you want.
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6y ago
I’m not sure if I’m 100% sold on this. The service sounds like ( in their own terms ) “Big WEB” but the in a server that is... “owned”? By the user renting that server. Honestly it just sounds like every other server farm out there. Rent a
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Streaming Is Laying Bare How Big ISPs and Big Tech Work Together Against Users
(eff.org)
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I’d argue the opposite. I’m China they can just kidnap you. In America, at least there are rules.
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6y ago
How many fiancés do you have? ;)
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6y ago
Damn. That’s a lot of money.
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6y ago
Title is slightly misleading because Google Play also removes them from the Play store. The title is there to generate instant emotions strictly against Apple for some reason.
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6y ago
I think it depends on who you approach. The place I went to in Chengdu was actually owned by a foreigner. You would get measured. Then he sourced fabric from Hong Kong, had the pieces made there, then made second and third fittings in perso
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