zymhan

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by zymhan 7y ago
Why did Apple have to sacrifice the old Music app, that was designed around a traditional library of files, to make the Apple Music app? It used to be that an iPhone was also an iPod. An iPhone now, especially with Apple Music, is nowhere c
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by zymhan 7y ago
That really does annoy me, so often I'll be on blog or support site, and there is no way to get back to the main web page for the service/company.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Uh, unless you're building a money-making venture on it, you're fine. There is also VirtualBox Open Source Edition that would be fine for this.
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by zymhan 7y ago
The cost is, pun intended, astronomical. We have launched satellites towards the sun, to visit Venus and such, but they take months to get there, and there is still a lot further to go if you want to get to the sun.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Essentially, you need a ton of fuel to take a satellite back down to earth.
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by zymhan 7y ago
If it can't be described without a video, that's not a great sign.
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by zymhan 7y ago
If I build something in real life, like a playground, and ask people to come use it, but then through my own negligence it falls apart and becomes a hazard, it is my fault for having created this situation in the first place. Idk why this k
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by zymhan 7y ago
> Extensive well crafted automation tools and massive economies of scale are the only thing that will save you. Ironically, this same strategy is what makes cloud providers more interchangeable to their users, and drives down prices.
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by zymhan 7y ago
You should start with the OpenWRT wiki.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Thankfully no one ever steals cars.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Basic financial planning would indicate that owning a money losing asset (i.e. car) is not a good idea. I can assure you I've spent far less not owning a car, even with every Uber ride, car rental, scooter rental, transit, and taxi rid
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by zymhan 7y ago
I work 4.5 miles from my apartment in Atlanta. I can either spend 40 minutes in traffic getting home every day, or I can spend an equivalent amount of time on a train, and the a bus ride or walking. In a lot of cities, driving is not faster
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by zymhan 7y ago
I'm not sure how this refutes the idea that you don't need to own a car in a well-designed city
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by zymhan 7y ago
Both the plane that crashed, and the model referenced in this article, are the same family of 737.
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by zymhan 7y ago
I'd recommend asking on aviation.stackexchange.com
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by zymhan 7y ago
> Need to look at total miles driven, not just population size vs. number of deaths. No, you don't, the point is that a similar amount of people can exist in a city without killing each other with cars.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Very much so, if you're opposed to H&R Block and Intuit's stranglehold on tax filing.
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by zymhan 7y ago
The idea was lots of people could file for free using a private online service. Not many people at all ended up using it, since it wasn't in the company's interest to have people not pay them.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Can people just drop "fear of being sued" as a catch-all reason for any behavior? It is incredibly expensive and time consuming to file a lawsuit. The average person doesn't go around suing other folks regularly.
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by zymhan 7y ago
> I don't think I've ever seen "fun" and "aws console" used in the same sentence before. To each their own, but the ability to deploy seemingly endless amounts of computing power to do whatever I want, with
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by zymhan 7y ago
Ah okay, no worries
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by zymhan 7y ago
The MX anywhere is not meant to compete with the MX/MX2S/MX3. The "Anywhere" is a portable mouse, hence the laser cover. The MX 2S and 3 are meant to be left on a desk.
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by zymhan 7y ago
1.5 year old article
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by zymhan 7y ago
AFAIK Vanguard doesn't offer anything like this, unless you're buying into a mutual fund.
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by zymhan 7y ago
So, what is the actual "vehicle" with which the shares will be purchased? And is this something that exists outside of Robinhood?
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by zymhan 7y ago
What is the point of your question?
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by zymhan 7y ago
Give them some time, eh?
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by zymhan 7y ago
Virtualized OSes can still access network hardware directly via SR-IOV
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by zymhan 7y ago
Sure, but sometimes it's possible to solve that problem. When Google kills off a service, it's usually pretty much impossible to solve.
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by zymhan 7y ago
Except Python is a widely used language, and this is a simple service for end-users. You don't need to rewrite an app because they're shutting down cloud print.

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