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> Steve Jobs was notorious for shit listing companies like AMD or Nvidia and it doesn't seem to have been detrimental to Apple whatsoever. The difference is that Apple has alteratives to AMD CPUs and Nvidia GPUs. Whereas the Nintend
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JXL polyfill is definitely the way to go to force Chrome's hand.
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If I understand you correctly, you are saying we shouldn't be punishing individuals for a system problem. Is it time to reform the system then?
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Safari, rather than Firefox, might be only actor with the market share and motivation to drag out the implementation and adoption of this proposal.
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Are we going to see a transition to a pure pass/fail grading system then?
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Ironically, once search got better for the users, there was no further need to build comprehensive sites with great content in the hopes of getting added to webrings and directories. All sites need to worry about after were getting backlink
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Nowhere on the page does it explain how will this grant be used. It asserts that there's nothing preventing them from recreating BCS3-L1 ourselves from commercially available precursor bacteria but it doesn't say if that's th
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It definitely needs to be designed properly. I once worked in an office where all the windows face a plain interior courtyard. It was terrible as nothing ever moved and you could only see the ground, more windows, and the sky.
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It's quite surprising that none of them Desktop leaders were able to leverage their network effect to move to Mobile. Through it's important to note that the mobile leaders today bootstrapped off the phone book. Facebook messenger
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Is the plan to cultivate the bacteria from the 1 of the 15 test subjects?
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One reason could be that the ribbon resizes/hides/collapses buttons depending on the size of the Window. I resizes my word/excel window as I work and it's an ordeal to find the option I want.
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I upgraded to Windows 11 specifically for the rounded corners to help tell my windows apart.
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> He remarked that high-density UIs confuse and overwhelm most people Yet he doesn't seem concerned that the Flat Design part of Material UI is confusing to those same people.
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MDGx Max Speed WinDOwS Tricks and Secrets
(mdgx.com)
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I was under the impression that historically, ads inside newspapers and magazines paid the bills, not subscription revenue.
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> an exemption isn't really possible in the Olympics case (because there are so many events) without a change in the law What confuses me is why the organizers couldn't seek a change in the law. The Olympics is a big enough dea
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So they leveraged the Stanford name and got the government to pay attention and take actions. That's great for the people in Bangladesh but still, it's not groundbreaking research that they made it out to be.
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I am not sure the reason for these articles talking evolving the library and providing homeless services and supports. There are already resource centers with services and supports that homeless need, which may duplicate what libraries alre
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Chair the Fed: A monetary policy game
(fedchairman.kollectivemobile.com)
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Note that the federal reserve removed the game on June 2021 as they updated its approach to monetary policy.
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IMO, the profitability plan involves moving everyone to official App. They expect backlash, but believe they could manage it with various tactics, which they are making it up as they go.
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> Steve: "Apollo threatened us, said they’ll “make it easy” if Reddit gave them $10 million." Steve: "This guy behind the scenes is coercing us. He's threatening us." I can't believe that CEO of Reddit was t
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Google was able to leverage Youtube against Firefox, since people have few alternatives.
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This is a good point. Google got to the top by having the best search result back when it mattered. It now no longer matters.
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It's rather difficult to find enough non-cheap users that pay $5 a month (and remits $2.50 to Reddit) to support a viable third-party client for Reddit and compete against the first-party client that is free and has more content.
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It's difficult to accept Elon and Andrej's reasoning. I suspect that if one asks a team of engineer to research designing a self-driving car, the team wouldn't come back with the argument to use vision since "human could
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Looking at the legislature, news will still be available on publishers' site or a news aggregator. People will adopt. Assuming most digital platforms block news in Canada through, this will not provide much revenue for the News Busines
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I have read some posts claiming that they observed multiple patriot missiles (3x) were fired for each threat. If so, it might even the cost out a bit.
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You are right. I didn't get the delete confirmation for Undo Copy on Windows 11, even though I had "Display delete confirmation dialog" checked.
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For newspapers, it was relatively easy to see and compare the content of the different papers side by side. I am not sure how I would jump out of my social media news bubble.
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