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Comment #38679133
Is this for all brands under the VW auto group? Will we see Porsche bail on the capacitive screens for instance?
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Comment #37989570
If the goal is to make money, you will make money. If the goal is to make quality software, you will make quality software. Sometimes those two goals are in alignment, most of the …
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Comment #31912352
Not sure why there's a mystique over the "dark web", they're all still just websites, and suffer the same types of vulnerabilities.
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Comment #31911742
At that point does the language become archived?
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Comment #28360661
There's PLENTY of jank in Dark Souls, don't kid yourself.
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Comment #28360644
> Modern games though are clearly designed to get you as addicted as possible and to play as long as possible to an extent that made the old school 90s RPGs grinds look tame and mi…
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Comment #28202108
You've reinvented Spotlight and tab-grouping by encroaching on the entire content space w/ nested layers of UI elements? If you're targeting the MacOS platform, you may want to rec…
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Comment #27935434
And for music producers! Logic Pro is probably the best bang for the buck you buy right now as far as DAWs go.
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Comment #27935317
Vista also introduced several crucial security features that were sorely needed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_and_safety_features_n...
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Comment #27935145
Isn't Apple walking-back that whole Touch Bar fiasco now?
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Comment #27907970
That money's not going to launder itself, what's confusing?
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Comment #27663819
Not to mention it requires a cold-fill method of production. For acidified foods this is mostly okay, but hot-fill is the preferred method for keeping the bad stuff at bay and redu…
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Comment #27662505
I much prefer the flavor of the Sriraja Panich brand you find in the Asian markets. But the squeeze-bottle packaging/pour of the Huy Fong stuff is definitely more convenient than t…
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Comment #27593277
Less commercialized for sure, and certainly not being entirely consumed by predatory data gathering tactics. Also, I can recall in the early 2000's being enamored with the idea of …
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Comment #27592136
Music producer Andrew Huang does a fantastic job demonstrating the harmonic series concepts in a video from last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx_kugSemfY
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Comment #27465270
I don't feel the WFH pros/cons align perfectly with engineer/managers either. I know many managers who are very comfortable with managing a geo-distributed remote team. Mine in par…
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Comment #27465227
> What was a matter of just getting six people in a war room for a week and getting that hard problem done As a person who at a previous job was often pulled into said "war rooms",…
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Comment #27460545
Fees for what should be a standard feature in a few years? That sets an anti-consumer precedent. Hard pass
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Comment #27357625
There's also sometimes quite egregious tax laws in place for this very reason. Many companies aren't willing to hire overseas as a result.
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Comment #27303337
The word "unprecedented" is doing some heavy lifting in this article.
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Comment #27278106
I don't know your age, but the fact that they're putting grab bars and foldable stair steps to get into a truck bed should tell you all you need to know about their practicality an…
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Comment #27278082
When you have to have specialized machinery to load/unload a vehicle, that makes it wholly impractical for personal use. This is what purpose-built moving equipment is for, not per…