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jdxcode
6y ago
How is Monterrey for tourism? I've always been more interested in what Mexico is for most Mexicans than the typical tourist spots. It seems that Monterrey is the most "metropolitan" city in Mexico.
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6y ago
Not in the states, national TV almost never has sports. It's entirely politics.
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6y ago
Yeah, I think he would say you need very bright light soon after waking, ideally sunlight.
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6y ago
are you arguing for more coronavirus coverage? I don't watch sports but I think we're getting plenty of that.
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6y ago
How much relevance would ANYTHING on local tv (or even national) have in 100 years? That’s a weird bar to hit.
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6y ago
The library was far better when it was DVDs. They didn't have the licensing problems they do now.
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6y ago
Convince me it’s more sophisticated than Stuxnet.
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6y ago
Technically you don’t need verified certs to get the encryption
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6y ago
Too much effort to use TLS? EDIT: I didn’t realize initially this is UDP, but I think there is a similar solution like TLS for TCP
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6y ago
The battery has to weigh a TON: I can’t imagine this being a shadetree job ever.
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6y ago
Or 1894 when people predicted the death of urban cities due to horse manure: https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofBritain/Great...
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6y ago
I feel like (at least modern) Indian cooking uses quite a bit of cauliflower and broccoli
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6y ago
I agree. In my experience maintaining, the work validating a PR is substantially more than writing the initial code as well. There is also a significant maintenance cost that falls on the maintainer after the code has shipped. In other word
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6y ago
how much does it weigh?
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6y ago
230 does not protect against criminal liability: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello...
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6y ago
I had a friend that worked for Intel and he had the absolute worst work laptop of anyone I know. I can't recall what it was exactly, but I remember it even had a low tier Intel chip.
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6y ago
Reminds me of my favorite quote from Mad Men: > Roger: As my mother used to say, your options were dishonor or war. You chose dishonor, you might still get war. > Don: That was Churchill.
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6y ago
Why would a glass repair guy be surprised about broken glass? I know the point here is that it was spontaneous, but if anyone is regularly hearing about spontaneous breakages it would be the people repairing them.
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6y ago
Considering the other video has the reflection of a palm tree I'd guess it's not a significant contributor.
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6y ago
Of course it's not normal. Well, unless you park on the street in the mission district.
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6y ago
My guess is the glass is fine. The panel gaps are probably a symptom of the same problem of general misalignment putting too much strain on the glass.
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6y ago
I thought the same... 5 years ago was only the iPhone 6S era. I think it’s referencing some unreliable rumors they were launching this year though
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6y ago
You’d need a serious mountain bike to get to the road and once you’d get there it would be incredibly dangerous to ride. I did still have one but we rarely used it. There wasn’t anyone to see for miles.
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6y ago
yeah, I grew up on a farm which is where loads of children books take place. We had to take a car literally everywhere, including our mailbox.
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6y ago
Perhaps not surprisingly, they didn’t communicate the most obvious reason: Apple Silicon has shown that it’s not only possible, but that there is potentially huge value in desktop Arm.
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6y ago
Shattered Glass is another good one in that realm
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6y ago
I think that's exactly what GP is doing
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6y ago
That definitely looks like the direction we're headed. Hard to see exactly what Intel's business would be in such a world.
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6y ago
for under $1000 (after EPP) I'll just trade-in if it came to that
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6y ago
How long does the battery last for you? I tried this with Pandora once and I felt like it ate up the battery so bad without my phone on me that I wouldn't try it again.
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