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TheLoneAdmin
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Comment #19740388
Apparently the craft is powered entirely by solar power, plus batteries, to work at night. A solar powered craft cannot maintain 130 knots.
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Comment #19456646
I checked out Ian Tamblyn on Spotify. He has 319 monthly listeners. His top track has 11k plays. Is it because analog has more fidelity?
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Comment #19392821
He lacks any kind of management experience.
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Comment #19378773
You can't compare the reputation of a local elementary school versus Harvard.
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Comment #19359991
IMO, the bigger issue is the flip-flopping. It shows that not enough thought was put into the initial decision to close stores. How many other, non-visible decisions are being made…
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Comment #19359512
NVDA is worth 10x what they were 5 years ago.
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Comment #19332401
10 words. "1" and "0" fixed it for you.
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Comment #19321489
I said "most movie screens", not a theatre with the best equipment. My point is that the difference between 2k/4k/8k is noticeable, but not significant. NTSC, at 480i, was a magnit…
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Comment #19313506
The biggest cost in any metro area is land. There are few empty lots left to build on, and those go for a premium. Not going to give any specific listing publicity, but "$350,000 U…
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Comment #19310741
Here in the USA: Spotify: $10/month Netflix: $9/month I'm unsure how Spotify and the Artists are not making good money. Are the record companies syphoning off all the profits?
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Comment #19310585
You are comparing monthly subscription prices to daily bandwidth limitations. $2 USD for 45GB monthly or $0.07 USD for 1.5GB/daily
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Comment #19301669
The list lists four different ways: dotted, decimal, hex and octal. The other 117 entries are just combinations of the four.
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Comment #19301202
Counterpoint, maybe only films should be eligible for Oscars, as Oscars are for "film makers". Digital cameras would not qualify, right? Seriously, there was a huge gulf in quality…
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Comment #19256670
The government can issue a gag order on a specific subject. This prevents you from disclosing the existence of a subpoena. However, the opposite is not true. The government cannot …
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Comment #19202831
The radius of the earth + 30,000 ft is about 0.14% more than just the radius of the earth. Basically ignore it, unless you are programming guidance control systems.
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Comment #19179405
Sure, there is a wage problem. My issue with the way the cost of one-bedroom apartment is calculated. It is based on the HUD fair market rents (FMRs) at the "40th percentile of ren…
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Comment #19173722
> in college using OpenGL and that was 2008 Wolf3D was 1992, 16 years before. SGI released OpenGL a few months later. IIRC, the first gfx cards were thousands of dollars. The first…
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Comment #19105527
African Sooty Terns are non-migratory.
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Comment #19058271
It's kinda like VHS vs Betamax. The cheaper hardware requirements allowed Wolf3D to win...
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Comment #19035007
There's 100 million paying Spotify subscribers that don't meet your "requirements". Ease of convenience trumps free (stealing).
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Comment #18969611
> I don't use the touchbar but I don't mind it. How do you press "Escape"? did you remap it to another key?
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Comment #18940676
In circular motion, acceleration is always perpendicular to the velocity. While the velocity changes, the magnitude of the velocity (aka speed) stays constant.
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Comment #18911801
What's the better option?
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Comment #18814830
Just open up your mouse and rewire the buttons.
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Comment #18733592
I agree we should switch to Proportional Representation. Unfortunately this would weak our duopoly parties, allowing third parties to win seats. So they (D&R) will never change the…