wkearney99

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by wkearney99 4y ago
Most of what caused those failures was due to incredibly slow networks and limited cpu/ram on the target devices. Now that all those AND the browser engines are better, there's a lot more that can be done, and better too.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Yes,it is. You're just dead wrong here.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
When is the last time you had to undergo a process like that? Never?
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by wkearney99 4y ago
It certainly reinforces the many good reasons to not give any money to the company.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
If you're impressed by Tesla then you've only been driving sh*tboxes. Their quality of materials, and fit-and-finish, is utter garbage. A late 80's Ford Taurus was better.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Trouble is they've been unobtanium for over a year now.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
I had the occasion to have worked with some Apple ][ units first and found the Atari setups lacking. Terrible keyboard was an immediate put-off, though not nearly as horrid as the square chiclets on the Commodore PET. By the time they got
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by wkearney99 4y ago
If you have the moving water to drive it, and the infrastructure to manage it, sure. If not, panels are a lot less expensive.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
So, uh, daleks?
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Embrace and extinguish.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
This. It's one thing to know the theory of digging trenches, it's another to successfully fight from them.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Wait until you get older and have cognitive issues, or have a relative that gets caught up in these scams. It's easy to say "tough up" until it happens to you. Let's aim for a better middle ground maybe?
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by wkearney99 4y ago
But at the same time we're also racing away. There is light from objects that will never get to us because we're moving away from it, due to expansion, faster than it'd ever get to us. Eventually we'll have moved so f
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by wkearney99 4y ago
I got called into consult on a project like that. Among the first things I knew to ask was "how many here know the contract isn't going to get renewed and are just riding it out?" Just about all of them. Then the sub stiff
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by wkearney99 4y ago
at a certain point you have to ask why someone simps so hard for a brand.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
As much as I personally despise Apple, it'd be a cold day in Hell before I'd ever buy anything from Facebook.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
That's entirely disingenuous, and you know it. There's a huge difference between the uneducated public in the developing world (or, clearly, everywhere really) and those that choose to enter into those challenging conditions to t
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by wkearney99 4y ago
That (and the other comments) just seems pointlessly argumentative.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
It doesn't make as immediately a dangerous mess, that's true. Long term though, it's markedly worse.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
You are sadly naive if you think food shown in advertising is anywhere near close to the real thing. Faking both the appearance of the actual ingredients and using entirely different analogues. Shaving cream instead of whipped cream being
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by wkearney99 4y ago
"count", versus actual, measurable metabolic change? Fringe dieting schemes only made worse by anecdotal 'evidence'.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Ignoring, of course, the potential for actual injury at an amusement park that could well need emergency assistance. Better perhaps for the device itself to have the geofence and coding to understand when it's not actually been in&#x2F
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Not the ones in Ian's path, I suspect.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Did you not read the linked article? One point FTA that might have some bearing: "Nobody had analyzed Jewish ancient DNA before because of prohibitions on the disturbance of Jewish graves. However, we did not know this until after doi
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Funded by the veterinary school food science department? And a sample of only 74?
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Direct tuning of stations is bad on just about anything I've used with a touchscreen. Even 'scan' is tedious. My '17 Cayenne strikes a decent mix of buttons/touchscreen. But more recent models have made it worse us
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by wkearney99 4y ago
A friend of my Dad's had one of those talking cars. It was t-boned by a VW in an accident, knocking him unconscious. When he came to the car was repeating "your left rear door is open..." over and over. He said "I know
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by wkearney99 4y ago
When using Windows I make it a point to use the Device Manager to disable anything other than the intended audio and video input devices. This way you either get the right sound and video or none at all. No more whoops, fall-back to the
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by wkearney99 4y ago
That was my first impression as well, seeing how close the vehicles ended up.
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by wkearney99 4y ago
Or, include the links yourself when making such claims? Unsupported comments are perhaps just as rude?

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