MRSallee

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by MRSallee 8y ago
100%. "I don't share these values, the person must be mentally ill. Wine is not at all the same thing, because let me explain my values which are obviously universal."
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by MRSallee 9y ago
If you think that is contradictory to the original poster, you might think they said something I'm pretty sure they didn't.
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by MRSallee 9y ago
I'm not sure why you presented this as contradictory to the post you replied to. > High prices (demand) attracting speculation (supply) should drive down rents (prices) ... [but they're not] Should? Then why aren't they? &
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by MRSallee 9y ago
My guess is that iOS 11 is much more to blame for slowdown that users are experiencing, myself included. Unfortunately, that is unlikely to be resolved -- even if I replace my battery for $30, my iPhone 6 will still be worse than it was in
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by MRSallee 9y ago
Thanks for elaborating. > You claim that one device in particular you happened to own has a certain characteristic failure, yet offer no discussion of the n on the issue, distribution, nor anything else really except “well I felt this wa
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by MRSallee 9y ago
Whether or not Apple alerted users is still missing the point.
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by MRSallee 9y ago
That's an easy bet... What's the relevance?
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Forget conspiracies; Why Apple’s reason for slowing your iPhone is hostile(medium.com)
21 points by MRSallee 9y ago|9 comments
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by MRSallee 9y ago
Also have an iPhone 6. I didn't plan to replace it this year until iOS 11 made it frustrating to use. My primary issue was constant Bluetooth disconnections. Now I have an Android phone. (Not especially happy about it.)
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A Mess: Photo Management on Android Oreo(medium.com)
1 points by MRSallee 9y ago|0 comments
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by MRSallee 9y ago
Yes, you can make an image that compresses to a smaller raster image vs. SVG, and complexity is a good way to do that. Especially possible if your image/logo isn’t just solid colors, but contains gradients or textures. I would guess, t
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by MRSallee 9y ago
And BBC is funded by British government. And PBS is funded by US government.
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by MRSallee 9y ago
My email preferences have everything disabled, double triple and quadruple checked to make sure, and I still occasionally get an email about one of my FB friends uploading a photo or some shit that is certainly (a) described by the settings
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by MRSallee 9y ago
I don't understand why the scammer bothered to ship to an alternate address -- if Amazon is just confirming that the package was delivered and signed for, wouldn't that also occur if delivered to the buyer's address? The buye
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by MRSallee 9y ago
Disclosure: I know almost literally nothing about trading stocks. (The following will likely prove it.) Seems to me that automation should be a massive benefit to everyone in stock trading, except for the folks whose jobs are directly displ
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by MRSallee 10y ago
It's maybe just differing semantics between regions. In the US, no one would reasonably expect "Greek yogurt" to come from Greece -- "Greek" would be a category or style, not an origin. If a yogurt was labeled as &q
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by MRSallee 10y ago
Thanks for linking this video. I had no idea Coleman was in this shape. He's just 51.
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by MRSallee 10y ago
I doubt that the motivation for preventing paste in a "confirm password" context is to prevent workarounds to character limits. Why does the "confirm password" field exist anyway? It exists to remove the risk of input er
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by MRSallee 11y ago
Haven't used it myself, but the Xiaomi ( http://amzn.to/1UPTQNl ) is a popular GoPro clone that sells for cheap and has been reviewed surprisingly well. Low light is probably still in the GoPro's favor, but check ou
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by MRSallee 11y ago
Strange that the artwork upload doesn't seem to support vector graphics. They want a rasterized JPEG?
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by MRSallee 11y ago
Because it's the most used phone camera, the most common point of reference. See Flickr's stats: https://www.flickr.com/cameras
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by MRSallee 11y ago
Can anyone with more knowledge of solar technology speak to this? I know nothing about solar technology developments. I am interested in adding solar to my house some day, but concerned about spending a lot of money today for solar panels t
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by MRSallee 11y ago
How many helicopters crash because of birds, and how many more birds are there than drones?
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by MRSallee 11y ago
It sort of is. The Wired article mentions that some farmers are preferring to buy old tractors without the electronics. This demand increases the value for the used market and should depress the value of new tractors. There will likely be a
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by MRSallee 11y ago
I don't know that it was every common to blow them up. There's a news report from the '70s, widely watched on YouTube, of a whale carcass exploded by dynamite in Oregon. It didn't go well for them.
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by MRSallee 11y ago
Not to be vulgar, but a dead sperm whale washed up on a beach in Pacifica, Californa on Tuesday, just 15 minutes south of SF. http://flic.kr/p/s7qCvj
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by MRSallee 12y ago
> There is no way San Franciscans renters should give up rent control without landlords giving up Prop 13... What do these have to do with each other? And I guarantee if you gave landlords the option, they would jump on that offer. Prop
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by MRSallee 12y ago
Who buys gold by volume? This seems like a complete non-issue. "18 karat" isn't a measure of gold by volume, nobody buys gold by volume, and this "Apple gold" has the same amount of gold by weight as any other 18k g
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by MRSallee 12y ago
There is a reasonable argument that if Problem 2 is solved, Problem 1 is no longer a problem.
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by MRSallee 12y ago
I was annoyed this article is so long, but having read it all I can't say there's much fluff in it.

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