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nolongerthere
2y ago
Impressive that he had the tools to flash the chip but it’s absolutely ridiculous that HP and all companies in general can get away with this sort of nonsense, voiding the warranty should be an easy small claims court appeal.
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nolongerthere
2y ago
The subtitled video doesn't say anything about ethnic cleansing, the minister says he would like to see those who were exiled from Gaza in 2005 returned and allow Jews to live there again. He makes no mention of displacing the current
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nolongerthere
2y ago
Article is paywalled but the healthcare system is death by a thousand cuts, there's no one boogeyman to blame, it's a very classic tragedy of the commons. Anyone claiming they've found the root cause of the broken healthcare
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nolongerthere
2y ago
Yup I have mild ADHD and as the day wears on I find it harder to do this subconsciously. I need to start making a conscious effort to focus only on the person I’m speaking with and not the cross conversation happening at the same table.
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2y ago
> I'm not sure if their diagnostics sucks, or I'm just a normal person and others pretend better that they hear everything well This is one of those frustrating gaslighting things that is half true in that half the time I als
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nolongerthere
2y ago
Same as always, apply. Specifically with OS stuff you’ll need to show an aptitude for it, easiest way is if you’re already a college grad and you took an OS design track. If you’re self taught, it’s much harder to prove you have the basics
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2y ago
> I just wish Microsoft could get their act together on their OS and release a Surface Phone MS has given up on mobile as a OS or device category. In fact I’d argue MS has given up on the entire OS sector, as a revenue stream Windows i
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2y ago
This is a classic xyproblem [0], excel is almost never the answer when you’re dealing with “big” data, you’re almost always better off getting the data in a csv or db format and working on it from your favorite scripting language. [0] http
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nolongerthere
2y ago
This article is interesting but when we’re talking about design elements I think it’s always a good idea to include some actual demos or examples showing the final result and not just the “code”. I might also not be the target audience but
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> In fact, recently they asked to renegotiate the contract due to some obsolescence and we ended up significantly dropping the bill as a result. Kind of backfired on them, I wonder if the account manager is kicking herself for this. On
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She did say she was around for only 6 months and enterprise sales cycles can last 12+. Though I guess if you’re engaging in scammy behavior it can be much less… maybe she wasn’t willing to do that.
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What’s especially shocking is how closely coupled sales and engineering are. Like I get they talk, but for a sales call to end in engineering pulling the plug…
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2y ago
Do you speak hebrew? I don't see subtitles to that video, where do you get that?
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> If him showing no emotion was a factor in the conviction does that mean that you're not safe with the law if you have self control? It means humans expect to see what they perceive to be human responses. 99% of people when faced
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Microsoft just announced some lackluster arm laptops that they claim can compete with M-series chips. The question is what windows programs are gonna run on them...
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Looks like the ICJ tacked on a PS that Hamas should release them too. So I guess Israel should comply when Hamas does? sound like a plan?
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The main lesson here is science changes, no matter how incontrovertible it appears. No matter how many experts corroborate your hypothesis and claims, science is evergreen. Don’t let people tell you “it’s settled” it almost never is, especi
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He literally followed the science, what would you have him do? He did an investigation and believed the experts. We have people every day screaming about how the science dictates this or that (most recently climate science is all the rage).
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> I actually think that Hamas’ rule would be far more democratic than FLN’s. Hamas has a wide support among the people in Palestine, and they would easily win a fair and free election. If they would engage in undemocratic activities, it
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2y ago
Doesn’t everyone have a sandbox free tier, azure included?
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The FAQ section has an answer that flows off the page on my phone, and the text isn’t selectable for some reason, so I can’t even share the section I’m talking about.
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2y ago
How intensive is this to run? Could it be set to run automatically for each new podcast that gets added to the original feed?
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> Maybe I just am a person who is perfectly comfortable with apple's defaults and that is my blind spot, not sure. This is likely the answer, if you don’t pay for office365 but do pay for iCloud you’re never gonna see the iCloud a
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I knew I should have clarified when I made my comment, I don’t mean the OOTBE of a fresh install, I mean the utilities and functions that come prebaked into the OS versus the functionality that must be added with 3rd party utilities and scr
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I want to say 5 years ago, my car is a 2018 and I know the U2 autoplay thing was an issue when I bought it, but I feel like within a year a new OS came out that allowed deleting default apps and that solved the U2 issue. And I guess saved m
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Someone gifted me a MacBook a few years ago, I was floored at the usability nightmare the OOTB MacOS experience is. Especially after being inundated with nonstop articles about how superior Macs are by every single tech reporter/blogge
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I had never experienced what the gp was experiencing and I can only guess it’s because I’ve had apple music uninstalled ever since they allowed that.
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> There’s an upper limit to information density, which means you can subtract too much ink, or add too much information. The audience matters, too: A bond trader at their 4-monitor desk will have a pretty high threshold; a 2nd grader re
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This is an outrageous and horrifying accusation, can you share your source for it?
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2y ago
I was gonna say you could just email me, but I see that I left that field blank, it’s filled now for future use.
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