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Comment #30067016
The original Star Control was one of my favorite games. It came out when I was in college and my friends I spent many hours playing the Amiga version in our dorm room. I happened t…
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Comment #27817599
I would doubt the groundwater contamination at Moffett Field would migrate inland. Groundwater in Mountain View moves in the direction of the bay. The groundwater contamination in …
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Comment #26247359
> on the east side of Lawrence Ave I think, before they moved to the west side of Lawrence. 541 Lakeside Drive, Sunnyvale, to be exact. That was the original location of the origin…
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Comment #24571059
The key card still works, as I would expect. The car isn't dependent upon network infrastructure; an optional convenience is dependent upon it. You can operate a Tesla fully withou…
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Comment #24569280
I just tried this with my Tesla. The app cannot connect over the internet to the car, but unlocking and starting the car still works, as does using the app to open the charge port …
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Comment #23593309
Touchless Networking: like Chat Roulette for business networking. It helps organizers of online events replicate the "mixer" portion of in-person events. https://www.touchlessnetwo…
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Comment #23295506
Here's a thought experiment. Let's say an employer is based out of downtown San Jose, and employs people on-site. Would it be reasonable for them to adjust salaries depending on wh…
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Comment #21756250
Here's a link to the original video (without the animated text overlay): https://youtu.be/fkWrjrdT3Zg
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Comment #21688810
SEEKING WORK | Mountain View, CA | Remote or On-Site I'm Dave Schreiber. I'm a mobile software engineer, with over nine years of experience developing for iOS. Started with Objecti…
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Comment #20855085
The very first Fry's was at 541 Lakeside Drive in Sunnyvale, on the east side of Lawrence Expy. Sometime around late 1990 that store moved to 1177 Kern Ave in Sunnyvale, and then b…
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Comment #20783995
>...it emerged in SF... It didn't emerge in SF. Quite the contrary, virtually all tech startups for most of the Bay Area's history were no farther north than Menlo Park, and often …
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Comment #19735620
Do you always look both ways before entering the street? I always try to do that, both because that's what I was taught to do as a child, and because it seems like the best way to …
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