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Comment #45187717
Available on all the models announced today: air and 17/17 pro (a19 chip and above)
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Comment #38336102
It's called having boundaries. I volunteer on the weekends and some weekdays at a local homeless shelter. I volunteer at the local library. I will be volunteering at our local food…
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Comment #38335923
Depends on the person, but requiring anything over 30 hours a week to me is part-time work commitment, and compensation is deserved
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Comment #38335895
You missed the last half of that sentence. It's a room, not a house, that you will be likely be sharing with someone else. > room in a shared apartment or house.
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Comment #38335843
Quite a few of these "opportunities" are asking a LOT of volunteers, implicitly asking for unpaid labor. These are not your typical "volunteer a few hours a week helping fix up a s…
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Comment #38005029
1. Open Reminders.app 2. Add List 3. Set "List Type" to Grocery
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Comment #37850102
> NPR has been irrelevant for quite some time, objectively speaking of course Tell me, objectively, how NPR is irrelevant?
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Comment #37339757
> …Controlled by Apple and Google. ...Both of whom manufacture hardware/phones where the local processing of biometric data takes place.
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Comment #37331775
> I moved from SF to Utah in ~2018, and managed to buy a few rental properties since then, and despite my "income" not keeping pace with my peers in the city my wealth is exceeding…
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Comment #37166333
You do know we hire people who have to _write_ these libraries, and they can't just defer to something else with no consideration to time or space constraints. None of the question…
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Comment #37151679
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is not a brand
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Comment #37104126
> The reason I think this is needed is because a large percent of Internet users cannot afford hosting personal websites. "For as little as $0.25, you can set up websites at Nearly…
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Comment #35559034
I used to, and I probably would if I had to work with remote files more often. But in my experience I found it faster to just build emacs on the remote server and run it as a daemo…
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Comment #35558433
I had a similar experience, but came to the opposite conclusion. I walked away replacing vim with emacs as my daily driver. Elisp is far more extensible than vimscript and evil-mod…
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Comment #35546436
You have to present ID to buy tobacco or alcohol in the states. These places do not store any information on your ID. They glance at it to verify your birthdate, then you put the I…
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Comment #35471630
> America is really big and things you need to do or places you need to go are rarely just down the block The continental United States has about 3.5 million square miles of land. …
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Comment #35471395
> My point is people want to drive to work, run errands, and conduct business Driving is not a precursor to running errands and conducting business (unless your business is dealing…
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Comment #35448711
We'd do the same regardless of their "hand holding." They just happen to be right on this one.
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Comment #34021083
Most likely Preview.app's built-in annotation tools
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Comment #33611890
This is the strategy I use. I determine ahead of time how much money I want and distribute the hours such that it adds up, plus or minus a few here and there. It is all made up.
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Comment #30309138
Yes. There are two major "flavors" I know of: 1. doom-emacs and 2. spacemacs I've only tried spacemacs and after a brief stint with it I was able to roll my own init.el by use-pack…
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Comment #27038788
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