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arebours
7y ago
Here are some pictures of the seats in economy class: https://www.businessinsider.com/qantas-longest-flight-new-yo... It must be awful.
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7y ago
A chance for postmarketOS to come for iPhones?
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arebours
7y ago
Does anybody knows how emulators cope with such games? Can you find them as ROM files?
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arebours
7y ago
I think it only makes it worse by adding a fear of not making it perfect on the first time.
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arebours
7y ago
I too can't stand typical ball strainers and use a big one taken from an Ikea tea pot. It fits most mugs perfectly filling up almost the whole space inside.
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7y ago
There is a TODO file
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7y ago
I was you 2 years ago. Now after experiencing failed keyboard, battery and overall poor performance in my MBP I'm back with linux on a thinkpad. I'm curious about Windows though. A bit of advice: if you end up buying a macbook giv
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7y ago
I wonder was it something he had been thought at school or did he learn it from media/internet/friends later on. I'm Polish and I remember history classes on Tesin in 1938 or Poland's involvement in 1968 invasion. But I
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7y ago
This is not true. I've worked for two separate companies making soft for STBs and used glibc in both.
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7y ago
> Except for very simple use cases, serverless platforms in general encourage bad software design patterns. > For example, in this case, if a regular database was used instead of Firebase, "counting the number of supporters"
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7y ago
> There's also an issue if I start connection with only the left bud, probably the right bud is the main one? I think they are symmetrical. You can use both separately, without the other.
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7y ago
https://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS44188018
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7y ago
Yes, Apple actively stabotage right to repair. I'm not a fan o them because of that and some other things. But at the same time iPhones are pretty sturdy phones with OTA updates spanning years, while most android manufacturers seem not
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7y ago
Are you expecting Apple to convince people to stop buying iPhones?
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7y ago
I recently discovered the Idagio app ( https://www.idagio.com/ ). It has pretty amazing and well maintained database of classical pieces. You can for example list all renditions of such and such piano concerto sorted by year.
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7y ago
I only keep Spotify because of "Discover Weekly" playlist generated every Monday based on your taste. The algorithm is truly incredible. There are weeks I find myself saving half of the songs.
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7y ago
> It was easy to figure out which are the fakes Yeah but would you figure it out if you just listened to it expecting Joe Rogan?
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7y ago
Damn it's good. I was able to spot most of the fakes but hadn't I known there are any I don't believe I would have. I'm curious about longer samples.
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7y ago
First of all thanks for this comment. That's a lot of interesting input. To be honest I don't really see any reason to treat doctors differently than other professionals. There are plenty of difficult jobs that people's lives
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7y ago
Let my rephrase it in a better way I hope. I'm not trying to say that once we introduce methods to fully detect some types of law infractions it will inevitably lead to a totalitarian regime. But I believe some leeway is necessary for
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7y ago
> Hertz is likely to wind up getting sued and settling. They are going to pay to make this right. If they don't then the lawyers will have a field day. The thing is the potential fines they're going to face are nothing compared
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7y ago
Surely we could more or less eliminate all kind of law violations by total control. But I don't think this is what we want as a society.
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Hey I'm _____, what do I do ____________? When I was 11, my mom told me every day, "Don't say anything bad about my Dad." I knew that was a lie, but I needed to say it anyways, so I wrote down the reasons why I wasn&#x
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7y ago
I'm saving this comment.
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> Today he asked me 'explain this logic' (It was a simple timeout logic for angularjs, pretty obvious if you can google the keyword) but he was literally stuck on it for hours and then asked me to come and explain this logic an
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7y ago
I'm thinking of buying an AutoPi ( https://www.autopi.io/ ). Bit on a pricey side though.
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7y ago
Ah, it seems you're right. I've never considered buying 15-inch laptop and I think this is where I got this misconception from.
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Based on how bad firewall filters work I wouldn't trust a bit any statistics like this one. Also, I feel like there are reasonable motives for visiting porn or porn-related sites in this case. It may sound like a joke but if work at le
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I feel like you always have to bend the language to match the context. I think it was Sapkowski on his Narrenturm series (which happens to be set in the late Middle Ages) who said that even though he didn't want to specifically archaiz
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Oh, and another thing. Knowing a word is not a 0 or 1 kind of situation. More often than not if you're not sure about some word you're able to successfully guess some of its meaning or at least a sentiment associated with it.
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