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protanopia

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    Comment #22270253

    Try disabling the trackpad and then just use the trackpoint.

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    Comment #22270059

    Like Ubuntu Phone, Firefox OS, etc.

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    Comment #22270049

    Worldwide, Apple has around a 12% marketshare for smartphones. https://www.idc.com/promo/smartphone-market-share/vendor

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    Comment #22270011

    I'm trying to find information on what sections of Google/Alphabet make what revenue. How do you know that AdWords in the majority of their advertising revenue?

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    Comment #22268417

    Phones already support wireless charging. Why remove wired charging because you don't use it? It is harder to use a phone while it is on a wireless charger vs use a wired charger.

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    Comment #22260029

    "Sub-par" in this context meaning significantly higher chance of dying. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/sep/12/hospital-dea...

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    Comment #22259948

    If you owe a bank thousands, you have a problem; owe a bank millions, the bank has a problem. It isn't in hospitals best interest to have people go bankrupt.

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    Comment #22259454

    Netflix recomends a 25 Mbps download speed to watch UHD but according to some redditor it is actually at 15.6[1]. [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/netflix/comments/5lc2nl/what_bitrat..…

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    Comment #22259416

    Many popular Netflix originals have been released on Blu-Ray.

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    Comment #22249971

    I'm pretty sure that depends on which "Vikings" you are talking about, Swedes vs Danes & Norwegians. Also vikings refers to people engaged in raiding, so people who were engaged in…

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    Comment #22228119

    But more than the current amount will help crops grow better and prevent people from freezing to death in winter.

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    Comment #22228111

    That allows them to avoid the problem, but why introduce the problem in the first place? Why not use something that is intended to be used as a crypto library?

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    Comment #22227583

    Why was BoringSSL chosen as the backend? According to Google, > Although BoringSSL is an open source project, it is not intended for general use, as OpenSSL is. We don't recommend …

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    Comment #22226554

    He mentioned it near the end of the article. Durgod Taurus K320 TKL https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078H3WPHM

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    Comment #22226030

    Climate is long term patterns. Weather is what is happening at a specific time. If the distinction wasn't made then someone could argue that a cold winter day disproves warming.

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    Comment #22225500

    Carbon dioxide is not a pollutant.

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    Comment #22225403

    But is does imply that implementing specific policies to counteract what specific models predict might not be the best idea.

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    Comment #22225367

    Are you asking about the weather in one specific year? Weather is not climate.

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    Comment #22225329

    Why is a 1.5° maximum a target that should be aimed for? William Nordhaus says a 3.5° maximum is the optimal target. His models show that a 3.5° maximum would result in a net benef…

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    Comment #22225001

    It certainly does hurt the credibility of people saying we need drastic changes now based upon the models. If the answer might change next year, then making a drastic change based …

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    Comment #22204740

    Why not just continue using the dkms module?

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    Comment #22204709

    Perhaps government should be made less complex.

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    Comment #22201957

    IMO, the goal of open source licenses is to encourage more usage of open source. If AGPL is preventing companies from using it, then it is accomplishing the opposite.

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    Comment #22193945

    With the first method, you can use xargs to run multiple copies of grep running in parallel like he did later in the article.

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    Comment #22191255

    The transactions are public but the reasons for them are not. Usually ransomware victims don't publicize the fact that they were attacked. Even if they do, they additionally don't …