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mtillman
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Comment #46025150
Every cig exec lied under oath and only received monetary fines.
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Comment #46010724
The Hidden Driver of Formula 1 (F1 Aerodynamics) - Willem Toet & Francesco Del Citto. Good detail around CFD usage and config at Sauber.
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Comment #46005200
Maps, news, stocks are all installed by default and supported by ads. Opting out eliminates personalization. One needs to install an app like lulu to block background calls even wi…
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Comment #46000051
Mac OS without the background ads garbage or the constant blocking of call-home requests would be nice.
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Comment #45995272
Panzer Dragoon Saga is also lost. Probably a lot of games like that.
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Comment #45981862
I had an old Tandy and the instruction manual touted “10MHz of Intel processing power!” Still makes me smile.
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Comment #45981757
The updated camera angle is the killer feature for me. That’s the only issue I have with the original and I had that same issue when it came out.
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Comment #45981743
The only reason to play that version is the SotN unlock for the PSP and even then, easier to just download the PSX iso.
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Comment #45962520
Not just that, I think it was summoner 2 which means she’d have to be real committed!
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Comment #45961210
A guy I know proposed to his wife in the end credits of summoner. They’re still happily married afaik.
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Comment #45959453
"It is written entirely in Rust, which greatly increases the overall quality and security of the shell." Is this true? I don't know Rust so I'm probably missing context. Obvious ku…
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Comment #45957993
I think the person you’re replying to was referring to the partial support of XML instead of the xslt part.
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Comment #45927925
Many years ago now, Mozilla hired an adtech exec to run the show and I arrived at the conclusion that Firefox would be staffed by for-profit thinkers in direct conflict with their …
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Comment #45910564
This is really cool. I still play my series X on occasion but tend to prefer the experience I get from my Saturn and Dreamcast when I load a game and it plays without needing to up…
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Comment #45903226
Having raised more than $100M myself, I’m not sure I would call VC money a reward. However, VC money should be allocated in part to massive upside science experiments. PE money is …
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Comment #45873172
Um…that’s how I skim them. I buy them. Sorry for the confusion.
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Comment #45843617
I skim both almanac products each year. Both have helpful little home tips and quite a bit of gardening advice. Sad to see them go.
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Comment #45828969
It still has great looking icons, a proper boarder bevel, and real scroll bars. Thank you!
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Comment #45820282
Edit: after the 3rd page Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/18552824/1436/united-st... For fun what Gemini says: “The notion that Google explicitly admitted to "depriorit…
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Comment #45818340
Google hides the most relevant results on the 3rd page. It was confirmed in trial disclosures a few months ago. Their concern isn’t public search.
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Comment #45806052
I tend to agree. However, Guideline (an excellent service imo) has admiral class vanguard funds which aren't always available in rollover IRA accounts. I hope Guideline doesn't go …
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Comment #45670910
I think it's funny/logical how research suggests LLM use makes the user—who is writing more content for the LLM to consume, of course—less intelligent, which makes the system get l…
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Comment #45669540
My mechanic friends say the same. The Range Rover is the best looking suv imo and looks over shop time for those that can afford it. That said, no mechanical issues with my 2020 sp…