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Many phones had FM, but if you look the models for Verizon had FM disabled. The international versions had FM, AT&T had FM, Verizon didn't. They are also much more likely to lock their bootloader, and other anti-consumer things.
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Have you read about Typhoid Mary? She went from rich house to rich house killing the inhabitants over and over, even after being shown it was her doing it, with government threats. She didn't keep doing it because she was mentally ill
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4y ago
Umm, you don't.. Umm, do you know any teenagers?
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Hey Google, how big is Maine? G: It's xxx big. Person: Do I know anyone there ? G:No one is in your address book. P: What's the closest person I know to Maine? G:Bob. G: Is this about your asking about Maple Syrup last nig
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Because sitting at a computer or a phone is, in fact, unnatural. We are trained to do that. Asking a question of another person is natural. If you can get Alexa or Google assistant to reliably, without lying, answer questions, that could
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I have all the same feelings about the Super Bowl, it's pointless and dumb, just a little ball. Who cares? Apparently lots of people do, worth billions of dollars.. Everyone needs a hobby.
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Every frequency has a wavelength, as in a literal length of wave, which means a literal length of perfectly sized antenna. There's a formula. The right size for FM (100mhz) antenna is something like 4 or 5 feet, but for wifi (2.4ghz)
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Exploitative? Probably, but I have trouble being very unhappy with what he did. Nothing was destructive, and he was upfront about it. Dunno, blame the game, not the player?
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4y ago
Oh my. First you scream ads for you stuff at me, then you lock it down, then you lock it down more.
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Sunlight during the morning commute is one of the few upsides to the morning commute.
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4y ago
Doctor. Doctor. Doctor.
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My too, but the only thing that helped was making storage spaces for a type of thing, and when the space designated overflows, something has to be tossed.
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4y ago
Have you put out your resume on indeed.com, LinkedIn, etc, listing yourself as part time? Getting noticed by recruiters can be a way to get things done. Have you considered going back to school online? Being in school can help with Section
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4y ago
Let's see... Gut Biome comment? Check. Just diet and exercise, check. "It's really a social problem", check. Arguing about fat people? Check. Sometime I'm going to register hnbingo.com and show my clairvoyance,
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4y ago
Protect the moat at all costs!
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4y ago
If you're in large parts of the US Walmart.com is a better option. Get most of the same stuff, local place to complain and return.
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Wondered the same. Assume this is a threat to their business? An open source competitor can do something cool so they want to kill the functionality?
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4y ago
Ha. I'm starting a chain store of vendors near train stations (run 6 copies of the game and sell stuff to other players) for pretty much that reason.
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I don't think they will replace lawyers any time soon. Paralegals.. Maybe. I've worked with legal software before, and with just a little bit more smarts, the software could do a lot of grunt work.
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4y ago
Serta, it's a Serta chair.
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4y ago
If you want to go for cheaper (ish), when I read up on chairs the ones from Sealy (the bed people) got good reviews, and I got one. It's very soft and comfy, and my children try to steal it.
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4y ago
Assumed Covid, but hard to say.
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You've never used rclone? Rclone is the bomb..
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Yeah, seems to have Linux, Mac and Windows versions... That's.. Odd?
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Was that the chloroform or hypoxia like someone mentioned? Seems the second would be much more dangerous?
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There was the USB official setup later, but you could also find a hard drive of the same model and flash firmware from a 360 drive onto it. So yes, but not just any drive.
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Depends on your age and demographics. Young people in the US are probably the biggest market. Everyone else uses Facebook (old US), we chat, Whats app (most of the woqrld?), tooqok elegram in Russia, and so on. Actual text messages tends
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Depends on your age and demographics. Young people in the US are probably the biggest market. Everyone else uses Facebook (old US), we chat, Whats app (most of the world?), telegram in Russia, and so on. Actual text messages tends to be
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I'd think the single hose /apparatus would have much less exposure than most water supplies, especially over time. Maybe run the water for a bit before using?
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The same could be said of radio stations to Spotify, Bandcamp and the like. Once upon a time everyone listened to the same radio programs because that's all there was, then records came.. Technology has been splitting us into separat
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