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by wolpoli 2y ago
> On a first order analysis, Qualcomm doesn't want good x64 support, because good x64 support furthers the lifetime of x64, and delays the "transition" to ARM. The logical thing for Qualcomm in their current market share t
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by wolpoli 2y ago
How I missed the frame component in modern day applications. They all seem to think that a bold heading and some extra whitespace at the end is sufficient to group things together.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Until we could tap into your optical nerve or directly into your brain, the monitor is the closest we could get.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
This is basically an offer to buy your business for $0 and we might hire you as a contractor. It's a bad deal. I mean Jimmy Wales himself wouldn't have accepted this for Wikipedia.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Android has the appearance of an open platform that could accommodate alternate app stores, and so the court comes by with an order to allow alternate app stores. IOS never had the appearance of an open platform, so the court does not have
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by wolpoli 2y ago
> The organization issued an apology for the "mistake" and recommended to Hill to reach out whenever he has questions or concerns about a review. It's unclear why the author of the article decided that the word 'mist
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by wolpoli 2y ago
As far as I can tell, they have already merged. Both the free version of Mail and enterprise version of Outlook (New) run the same user interface.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Midtown Madness 1 & 2 are most similar to what you are looking for.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Is there a business model where people could pay to sell their timeshares to a shell company and then having the company go insolvent?
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by wolpoli 2y ago
While it's likely profitable, it's probably not generating AdSense level margin/growth.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
I know it's not what they mean, but 115+ million IPv6 addresses easily fit in a /64.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
> Building more large, expensive homes that are gobbled up by investors or people 'parking' money isn't going to help people that need cheap dwellings to actually live in. Investors that gobbled up properties are renting t
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by wolpoli 2y ago
> A lot of classic software essentially worked more like a database. In the last 10-15 years it's all moving to an algorithm. You just described what I missed about the older software. Older software gives users control over sorting
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by wolpoli 2y ago
For tax strategies that hadn't been ruled on by court, and are ambigious based on the law as written, are they tax avoidance, evasion, or are they just untested tax strategies?
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by wolpoli 2y ago
The charge definitely has an impact on the market lifespan of the phone. It makes an older phone less attractive. Let's do a thought experiment: The cost of an iPhone 16 is $800 brand new in 2024. The year is now 2028 and someone is g
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by wolpoli 2y ago
At some point in the depreciation curve of the iPhone, it will not make sense for certain types of users (students?) to pay $120 for Apple to replace the battery, since $30 battery is not available, and instead would make more sense to buy
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by wolpoli 2y ago
You are telling me that we do not have a way to clean build human from DNA source. That's a real continuity risk.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
There was also that instance where Siri was gated from the iPhone 4. It was later shown that it was possible to install the Siri interface on the iPhone 4 through a Jailbreak - the only thing that prevented full functionality was a device s
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by wolpoli 2y ago
I would get the customer to create (and own) the API endpoint that talks to their database, and we talk to that API endpoint instead. Then it is up to them to test and maintain that endpoint. This avoids a situation where we get an email ou
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by wolpoli 2y ago
That might happen if the car makers could charge a 30 percent commissions from the EV charging companies.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
So some kind of annual appointment where we get our BMI measured
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by wolpoli 2y ago
It sounds like Future Brand, the owner of both AnandTech and Tom's Hardware wanted to consolidate.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Do you tip the mortgage specialist at the bank that prepared the mortgage for you?
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by wolpoli 2y ago
I only have the app installed so I can check my battery percentage.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Then they could give free food to countries that are experiencing short-term famine through natural or man-made disasters. In such a situation, consumers are helped and producers aren't really able to increase production in response to
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by wolpoli 2y ago
I was definitely confused when I first learn that 'chip' elements in material design look like french fries.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
I never meant to imply that once a company sell the hardware for profit, they forfeit the rights to profit off the platform. It's really about market power. The two dominant mobile leaders have enough market power to increase their ta
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Microsoft/Sony/Nintendo subsidize the development and cost of their dedicated gaming system from the 30% cut of the store sales. It's very different on the mobile side: Apple sells iOS devices at full cost. With Android, it
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by wolpoli 2y ago
At this point, it is just easier to stick a popsocket to the back so I don't feel like I am going to drop the phone.
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by wolpoli 2y ago
Anyone know when I should use .internal and when I should use .local?

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