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by zwily 5y ago
Yes, but presumably it would have been discovered by then.
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by zwily 5y ago
I think other vendors will start copying the dot, notch-style, so pretty soon live performances without the dot will seem lame.
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by zwily 5y ago
There’s no SLA for the console, IIRC.
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by zwily 5y ago
Tangentially, if you want to get chords from a song (and can't find them already written online), Capo does a pretty great job at it and is very easy to use. Mac/iOS only, but the best I've seen. https://supermegau
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by zwily 5y ago
Maybe Plex?
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by zwily 5y ago
The recently released M1 MacBook pros go up to 64GB.
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by zwily 5y ago
I would guess most of your SeaWorld experience is covid economy related. Even the big parks like Disney aren’t fully staffed.
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by zwily 5y ago
That’s crazy - just switching the wheels it goes from May -> August.
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by zwily 5y ago
They wouldn’t recharge to finish a lawn… they’d keep a bunch of batteries on their truck they’d recharge every night.
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by zwily 5y ago
For most purchases, what you described is exactly what I want - something that will be solid without having too research too much. For the few things I really care about, I will research and source differently.
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by zwily 5y ago
What’s the “accidents per million miles driven” metric at for self driving cars?
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by zwily 5y ago
I drove a Plaid today. It was positively yucky. I'm still totally happy with the acceleration in my non-Ludicrous X. :)
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by zwily 5y ago
That’s currently the case; the feature isn’t even out yet.
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by zwily 5y ago
That’s where I’m at. They could have just started doing this without even saying anything at all.
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by zwily 5y ago
Apple can already decrypt your photos in iCloud - that’s how you can log in at iCloud.com and see them.
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by zwily 5y ago
This would most likely be due to the vaccines, no?
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by zwily 5y ago
It’s a good deal even without Music.
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by zwily 5y ago
WebKit and Chromium split so long ago, i don’t really think you can call them the same engine anymore.
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by zwily 5y ago
I actually enjoy listening to him on the All-In podcast, even though I often disagree. In fact I get most bored when he talks finance. /shrug
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by zwily 5y ago
How do Apollo and urql discourage using nested queries?
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by zwily 5y ago
I lost my card, went back to the pharmacy where I got the shot, and they filled me out a new one with no hesitation.
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by zwily 5y ago
They’ve never failed to turn off automatically when a car is coming in my experience. In fact, they turn off more reliably than if I was doing it myself.
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by zwily 5y ago
> It extends PostgreSQL to become a share-nothing distributed database, which supports global data consistency and ACID across database nodes, distributed SQL processing, and data redundancy and high availability through Paxos based repl
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by zwily 5y ago
I don’t know you and haven’t had any of your symptoms, but reading your story brought a smile to my face. Thanks for sharing, hopefully it helps others.
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by zwily 5y ago
In 6 years of driving Tesla’s, I’ve never even thought to turn off auto high beams. I’m not even sure how I would!
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by zwily 5y ago
I feel that with Inbox... still miss it. That said, if something comes along that is as good, I'll still switch back. (And maybe Big Mail will do that?)
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by zwily 5y ago
If it’s just a client and not a service, why would you care?
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by zwily 5y ago
Well, had $3.
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by zwily 5y ago
I won’t be surprised if it’s an iOS 14 limit, and gets raised in iOS 15 at WWDC.
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by zwily 5y ago
If that attribute existed, security audits would again force big enterprises to enable it to break auto fill on their password fields, taking us back to square one.

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