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xigency
6y ago
Georgia Tech issues the same diplomas for their online and offline masters degree programs.
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xigency
6y ago
> they won’t be able to charge what they normally charge for online classes I have two contradictory points for this. One, I applied for online graduate programs several years ago and found that the majority of programs had the same cost
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xigency
6y ago
Does it? I’m not sure I see a material difference, but maybe it’s because I know the context of US government snooping.
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6y ago
> Apple never got sued for slowing down the iPad. I agree. > So how are two citations about Apple getting sued for slowing down iPhones relevant? This is proof that iOS devices like the iPad and the iPhone can be slower after an Apple
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xigency
6y ago
As someone who likes to save money by postponing buying a new phone, this has been a problem for me as well. My iPhone 4S became very slow with iOS 9 and had a quickly draining battery. I eventually stopped using it when the speaker broke a
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6y ago
I took the time to read this article and also check my phone settings. I do have automatic updates disabled but have been getting daily update notifications. From the article: "Turning off Automatic Updates and deleting the latest upda
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6y ago
Whether or not Apple "forces" users to update, on current iOS they will prompt users to update on a daily basis and there is no way to turn off those notifications. There is also no way to prevent the automatic downloading of upda
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6y ago
Yes, because your original argument was with someone who said their iPad was slower after a software update. This is evidence that hundreds of people had iOS devices slow down noticeably after an update and Apple decided to pay them to remo
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6y ago
I believe Apple has faced multiple class action lawsuits over this type of issue. Here is the pretty broad result of one: "Friday’s settlement covers U.S. owners of the iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, 7, 7Plus or SE that ran the iOS 10.
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6y ago
> I am incredibly happy with every update from Apple. You are happy with the sluggishness in Catalina from security checks over the network before running applications? > Sure I can't disassemble my laptop and change the hardware
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6y ago
Is it racist though? He has a lighter complexion in that portrait and the result looks like one of his family members: https://twitter.com/iamknighton/status/1274658101006725120
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6y ago
What if donors are actually purchasing a spot on the contributions page? It would be like purchasing a classified ad in the paper or a normal internet ad. Their name or specific message would be displayed on the 'donations' page f
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6y ago
TSMC has fabs in mainland China as well. China is a friend of capitalism.
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6y ago
I think you might gain something from this article for its actual content. If it helps, replace Facebook/Twitter with Hacker News and FaceTime with whatever video or phone calls you use. Or engage in some suspension of disbelief to get
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6y ago
I got a pretty good tip from a longer working employee on this. They told me to go to HR rather than my supervisor and ask for a market salary adjustment based on my position and expertise. It actually did work for getting an intermediate r
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6y ago
Throttle your internet connection or add simulated latency too!
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The entire draw of Unity and Unreal is that they target all platforms. With regards to Linux, Epic Games has released their games for Linux in the past. There is no commercial incentive to release games for Linux, though. The game engines w
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> That means that the next version of the MacBook Air, for example, could be cheaper even as it has better battery life and far better performance As someone who does web development work on a MacBook Air and plays games on a Windows Des
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6y ago
> It is considered a bit lame to try. I believe this is the real thesis of the article. Why it is okay to be successful is that you no longer need to try - or if you believe talent is innate that some people never had to try. Struggling
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I’ve been considering Shia LaBeouf’s definition, in response to the question “Are memes art?” on Hot Ones. Art is anything that moves you. > I dislike it or consider it snobbish and not worth my time (or even "not art"). Sounds
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Should have made the winning number outside the range of printed numbers instead of being 'skipped'.
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On the flip side, the website hosting only costs $2.3 million annually [0] and the content creators work for free. Even if the Wikimedia Foundation could not survive like that, a lean Wikipedia operation clearly could. [0] https:/
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To add to my own comment, this [1] was the submission that I originally had in mind. It was in the 2007-2008 operating year that Wikipedia's expenses crossed the $3 million threshold. In 2015-2016 the expenses were >$65 million. In
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I would be even more cynical and say that $3 million is more than enough to cover all of Wikipedia's expenses and that the rest is bureaucratic fluff. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3112115
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> even simple think like hiding/showing a keyboard requires a ton of code and checks To be fair, I have had the same experience while doing iOS development.
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Phrases like that along with the policy of having new Googlers (Nooglers?) wear propeller hats really turns me off of the idea of working at Google. It sounds like joining a fraternity. Maybe a goofy one but still a frat.
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Well, we should be impressed with 25MB for a decent game editor since the other players like Unity and Unreal Engine are probably around 25GB. It's also a fraction of Slack or Chrome or even the Rust compiler I believe.
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I don't think I will be able to convince you that no one else should be shot or killed so I won't be participating in this argument anymore. I can't have an ethical argument with someone who doesn't value human life. You
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> Property -- in the form of business and services -- is essential to life. While that can be true in a literal sense at times, I don't believe shop lifting electronics from Target would have that effect. Even the destruction of loc
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You should investigate the racial history of the phrase “when the looting starts, the shooting starts” and also consider whether property crime deserves loss of life.
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