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A UX Story, How Updating to iOS 17.0 Cost Me 17 Dollars
(erik.me)
2 points
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eam
3y ago
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Nissan.com now shows info about Auddia
(nissan.com)
2 points
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eam
3y ago
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eam
3y ago
I looks like sometime in June 2023, Nissan.com's content changed and no longer shows its old homepage[1], but instead some "spam-like" information about a company named Auddia. For those who might not know about the Nissan.co
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eam
7y ago
I've seen several parts of the legs laid out already so I was wondering if they can just convert it to a highway. The current highway, route 99, which runs almost parallel to it is beginning to get congested quite often, so it could pr
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eam
8y ago
Permutation without repetition. The formula is: n! / (n − r)! Since there is 10 (n=10) total numbers, 0-9. And it can only be 3 (r=3) digits long. Then it would be, 10! / (10-3)!* which would result in, 10 * 9 * 8 * 7 * 6 * 5 * 4
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eam
8y ago
I am pretty sure that note wasn't written there before. The author must have updated the article after I posted this question. Though "nice" is still somewhat vague to me. Nice in what way? Smaller numbers are nicer? Negat
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eam
8y ago
I didn't have time to read all of it, but half way through. So far it has bee a pretty good write up, however, just one question. Can the author or anyone explain how were the amount for values shifted chosen? I.e. Weight (minus 135) a
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eam
8y ago
I have been using FF for what seems forever, and I have no plans on stopping... unless they shut it down, finger crossed that that won't happen! I'm a web developer, and it has always been my go to browser, to me it has always fe
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eam
8y ago
I use to be an ardent supporter of Google. As soon as I installed a new browser or a got a new computer I would set Google as my home page without much thought. Then over the years they've lost my trust little by little. I never really
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eam
8y ago
Since RISC-V is being mentioned here, thought maybe I took the opportunity to ask about it. I would like to learn more about instruction set, I know very little about it so I was planning on purchasing a book called Computer Organization a
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eam
8y ago
I'm a Firefox user so I don't typically use Safari, but I just did try it right now and I guess they do!
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eam
8y ago
Well, might as well drop then entire stuff after the domain.com/{dump all this out} (the file path) since non-techy people don't really care about it. All they care is about clicking links and navigating... /end sarcasm
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eam
9y ago
Very interesting to start. I know for a fact that if you travel to Seattle in Jan/Feb it's really cheap, but of course that's because it will be raining a lot. Rain, for some people is not a real problem, but price is. With t
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eam
9y ago
I also hate ADP's password requirements: > Your password must be 8 to 20 characters and may include upper or lowercase letters (A-Z and a-z), numbers (0-9), spaces (except at the beginning or end), and special characters. You must u
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eam
9y ago
She could have applied for Advanced Parole, exited the country, and came back legally (with inspection). It still can be done, however, now with Trump, it's a lot more riskier since nothing is certain. Once she enters with inspection i
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eam
9y ago
It's the Amex Blue Cash Preferred card.
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eam
10y ago
I use to do a lot of my freelance side work through oDesk (how Upwork use to be known as) in its early years, back around 2010-ish. At the time, I found oDesk really helpful in gaining new work. I logged thousands of hours on it. I built a
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eam
11y ago
Keep. It at least now saves me a zoom pinch. :)
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eam
11y ago
I rarely ever want to open something in a new window. I do however like opening pages in new tabs so that I can finish doing what I'm doing on the current page. I'm a Mac user. If I want to absolutely open a new tab when clicking
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eam
11y ago
Nah, this is normal. Do a whois for microsoft.com and you'll see the spam for it as well.
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Chipotle Burrito Hack
(apartmentlist.com)
7 points
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eam
11y ago
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eam
11y ago
I pronounced his name as "Self Cool Man" :D
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eam
11y ago
Getting notifications/emails when a new release is released of a repo I'm watching or have starred would be awesome!
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The most important tech entrepreneurs from all 50 states
(businessinsider.com)
1 points
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eam
11y ago
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eam
11y ago
Anything connected on the internet is hackable. We've seen this time after time, so I'm not surprised.
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eam
11y ago
I often find myself doing things alone. I took a trip alone to New Orleans and went to have brunch at this popular restaurant. The line was pretty long and lots of people waiting outside. I went up to the host and she asked how many people
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eam
12y ago
Based on the photo, it seems it has plenty of USB's, you can probably just purchase a WiFi adapter.
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eam
12y ago
Nothing would stop them, but there would less of an incentive in such business considering the profits wouldn't be as enormous as they are now in the underground market. Profits are huge because the supply is low (and risky) and the de
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eam
12y ago
Just to add some more. The legalization of pot hurts cartel's income. I read somewhere, that pot accounts for 60% of the cartel's profit in a multi-billion dollar industry! I mention this because of the recent trends in the US whe
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eam
12y ago
I've been using this plugin for git status: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/GitGutter
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