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ch4ch4
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Comment #40541344
That was an enjoyable movie, aside for the fact that the writers thought fiber optic cables are used for hidden cameras.
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Comment #22295078
Maybe it's all just a scheme to funnel Saudi oil money into the US economy.
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Comment #21698832
Starlink receivers will use solid-state phased array beamforming antennae, so nothing has to physically "swing" to a new satellite. With a reasonably accurate accelerometer and ine…
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Comment #21394613
Interesting coincidence that this FUD article comes out 3 days before Altria's quarterly earnings report. Time to buy some call options?
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Comment #21383362
The display shim fix worked for me too! But the watch only costs $20 on eBay anyway, so next time I'll probably just buy another one.
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Comment #20441833
Right, but unlike consumer versions, Windows Server doesn't make it mandatory.
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Comment #19724350
However, the Smartcar CEO replied in another thread that they use Readme.io for their docs, which can autogenerate using Swagger, which automatically parses hints in code. So it is…
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Comment #19292636
So you're replacing one substance with another? How is that better?
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Comment #19099802
Well, the easiest way is to just not use the service...
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Comment #18828846
Just don't go supersonic until the plane is over the ocean?
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Comment #18041227
What if you intentionally de-orbit a critical piece of infrastructure? It could indirectly cause bodily harm, e.g. cause autonomous cars suddenly lose GPS lock and crash into thing…
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Comment #15880894
Yep, the real challenge now is how to spend it all without getting caught!
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Comment #15866133
I use both of the BofA and Citi virtual credit card services, as I used to do a lot of QA testing on payments processing systems. They both seem to be using the same backend servic…
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Comment #15340721
This kit is targeted for younger kids. A soldering iron presents a real risk for injury, and most parents will probably not want to buy something like that for their kids. If paren…
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Comment #15051410
I don't understand this desire to make the Internet a "Safe Space" which doesn't offend anyone. The Internet is inherently "unsafe". If you can't stomach the thought of someone wis…
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Comment #14312717
Sharing power via net metering is better (for the environment) because there's no conversion loss from charging a battery.
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Comment #14312523
In your calculation, $10/kWh is a bit high... the national average is $0.12/kWh
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Comment #14095045
Probably mobile users. That's the only time I ever browse without adblock and, yes, I have actually clicked on a hiring ad, which led to my current job.
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Comment #13863179
BTC does actually have a baseline value: the cost of the electricity spent to mine it. Of course, whether that value is $1 or $1000 depends on the number of people who believe in t…
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Comment #13603532
Please upload this somewhere!