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by yborg 5y ago
ctrl-scrollwheel solves this problem in about 2 seconds.
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by yborg 5y ago
Apple's canonical answer is "use Thunderbolt". It will never be implemented.
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by yborg 5y ago
Don't think I'd drop $90k based on a spec sheet like that. I assume all this is at sea level? What if I live in Denver?
424.
by yborg 5y ago
Exactly. Once you have market control it doesn't matter what people think, c.f. Comcast.
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by yborg 5y ago
They're not identified as such? I thought it was required to identify such ads.
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by yborg 5y ago
Gab already did this and the net of it was probably somewhat negative for Mastodon. Fundamentally the users of these systems don't know or care what's under the hood, and the people running these instances are surely not going to
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by yborg 5y ago
In a nutshell, yes. Mars lacks a planetary magnetic field and has probably lacked it for billions of years, and has insufficient gravity to hold its atmosphere against direct impact by the solar wind.
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by yborg 5y ago
It's like any tax haven, a law firm is the trustee and the lawyers need to live in SD half the year.
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by yborg 5y ago
Same.
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by yborg 5y ago
The head of the DNC during the Obama years was one of the top recipients of payday loan company lobbying checks and specifically saw to it that this income stream remained uninterrupted. They will certainly kill off this attempt as well. Th
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by yborg 5y ago
Hacking is big business now, Phrack is a throwback to the hobbyist days when getting a free phone call out of Ma Bell was high achievement. Now billions of dollars are at play. If you have skills, writing about them for e-cred is a lot less
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by yborg 5y ago
Everyone is an expert on the Internet, this is some guy's opinion, not a statement of official US government policy. Also makes it sound more dramatic, especially with the Air Force General "looking impressed" hot take. The f
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by yborg 5y ago
The only thing preventing a Blink monoculture is Safari, thanks to iOS platform lock-in. Firefox has negligible market share, if that was all that was left, Gecko would have to become a Blink clone to survive, nobody would code exceptions f
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by yborg 5y ago
Thanks, I remember doing this once, but before I wrote the comment spent 5 minutes trying to do it again and couldn't figure it out. An interface that a long-term user can't easily discover is kind of terrible; it's also comp
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by yborg 5y ago
So widgets anywhere is kind of a step backwards for iPadOS ... if you place any widgets on a homescreen page it forces the "large icon" grid on that page :( Since this happens with no warning, any "extra" icons are shove
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by yborg 5y ago
This is a 2 MWt research reactor. The US operated a 7.5 MWt molten salt thorium fueled reactor at ORNL from 1964-1969; I wouldn't consider the technology new.
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by yborg 5y ago
>Both episodes show that the hierarchy of creditors in China is based on politics and the priorities of the state The 2008 financial crisis showed that the same is true of Western nations. US and European central banks absorbed trillions
438.
by yborg 5y ago
Enforce what? My default is set to Firefox on macOS, took one click.
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by yborg 5y ago
Firefox used to show individual site cookies in the Manage Data dialog, this was removed at some point.
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by yborg 5y ago
I think that died with John Bogle, unfortunately. They charged me $50 to rollover my employer Vanguard 401k to a Vanguard rollover IRA. With their conscience gone, Vanguard will trend to the norm.
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by yborg 5y ago
How are the drones going to detect them apart from randomly running into them? Simpler approach is for an adversary to just cruise attack boats through these areas, which you would want to do anyway since once you detect them you want to si
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by yborg 5y ago
And how much does it cost... if this is cheap, it seems that insurance rates on Honda/Acura vehicles are about to increase.
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by yborg 5y ago
>However perfect it might be, it’s been absent on the top-tier Pixels since the Pixel 2. They are, in fact, literally mocking themselves.
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by yborg 5y ago
Yes, because law enforcement would want tens of thousands of vehicles disabled in the roadways to obstruct their ability to do anything.
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by yborg 5y ago
Time of day is also correlated with time of day, why would Uber use the battery level?
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by yborg 5y ago
The fundamental inventions on mRNA vaccines were grant-funded academic work. But I don't know that anyone asserts that breakthrough inventions don't come from capitalism, certainly in the 19th and early 20th century many invention
447.
by yborg 5y ago
Not that you want any extra greenhouse gas emissions, but methane is a much stronger greenhouse gas on short timescales, 100x over 5 years. CO2 is the lesser of the two evils.
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by yborg 5y ago
According to company legend, the name was a combination of "Motor" and "Victrola"; the company founder Paul Galvin made some of the earliest car radios, and the Victrola brand name was well-known at the time for its phon
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by yborg 5y ago
This was the Astra-Zeneca vaccine, similar studies will have to be done for the mRNA vaccines.
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by yborg 5y ago
He was 22 when the song came out, he played synths and keyboards for a number of new wave groups at the start of his career.

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