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Comment #16340410
That's good news - the headphone jack is essential to me, but the reason that my next phone won't be a Samsung is because Samsung disables Android's native multiple user profile fe…
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Comment #14137831
Not all of us, but the majority of us do.
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Comment #14137664
The majority of the English like strong, essentially unopposed governance. They like be to be able to choose the g'vner occasionally, but they don't want multiple powerful factions…
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Comment #14137631
Well the LibDems are going to say that but they are not going to win. The other two parties aren't - Labour is going split in half. The Tories might see defections, but will stay t…
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Comment #13579034
It's mostly done for economic reasons, but there is a social aspect to sharing too. More so on couchsurfing than airbnb, and i generally prefer to chat to a part time uber driver t…
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Comment #13490628
Yup, some folks can have the occasional drink or drink socially. Some folks need to swear off the stuff entirely. For carboholics, probably swearing off refined carbs would be enou…
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Comment #13489358
You can get high on carbs or alcohol sure enough. Try getting high on protein or fat though. Telling carboholics they need to eat less food is like telling alcoholics they need to …
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Comment #13461021
I'm enthusiastic about the potential for this technology but I don't like either of these options. I feel like both the customer and the product. I'd like an open source, neutral v…
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Comment #13392067
Have you heard of Ceres - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceres_(dwarf_planet) I learned of it recently and it was like learning of a new planet.
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Comment #13145106
Probably something to do with the market supplying what the customer wants, and the customer being uneducated. Like me . . . If I had seen a 26 inch high desk when I was purchasing…
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Comment #13138981
I'm sitting here with my keyboard in my lap. I've recently noticed it is a lot more comfortable too. I'm alternating with keyboard on lap to mouse on lap depending on what I'm doin…
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Comment #13138937
Thanks, I may switch partially to a standing desk, but I do wonder how much of the gain could be achieved with a correctly adjusted sitting desk.
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Comment #13138917
Thanks for the detailed reply. If, at 5'10, I am experiencing problems related to desk height, I can only imagine problems are worse for those shorter. I wonder if there is a corre…
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Ask HN: What is your height, your keyboard/mouse surface height? And any pain?
Any back/shoulder/wrist/rsi pain? Height: 178cm (5'10) Keyboard/Mouse Surface Height: 75cm (29.5 inches) Pains: My shoulders are rolled forward when I sit. Generally finding a lot …
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Comment #13035538
Shame about David Davis - From this: David Davis: British 'intellectually lazy' about defending liberty https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/nov/08/david-davis... To this: Dav…
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Comment #12936785
Thanks, that's very interesting to me but not quite what I had in mind. I'm thinking modern era, where the sims have links to an outside world - so some sims would commute out of t…
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Comment #12936773
I was thinking a contemporary village where villagers have cell phones, cars, social network accounts, hobbies, errands, illnesses, social functions etc. Human simulation at the le…
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Comment #12936757
Reputational Review Network - A review network where users can rate local restaurants, services, goods and other reviewers' credibility. Ratings are personalized based on your own …
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Comment #12936739
SimVillage - A building simulation game of of a village of up to say 1,000 villagers. Like Simcity/Skylines, but with the emphasis on detailed human simulation rather than on large…
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Comment #11813033
sure, but 'feline alarm system' is kind of vague - what type or model worked for you?
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Comment #11799541
Thanks. I'd like to give that a try. Do you have a link to the type of model that has worked for you?
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Comment #11795341
I'd like something that keeps pigeons off my balcony. Surprisingly little works. I have a motion detecting sonic alarm that doesn't work - maybe it's in the wrong frequency for pig…
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Comment #10951342
This might be an effect of too much protein in a diet. If you are controlling for carbs, then the solution is to replace protein with more fat.
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Comment #10879746
I find it convincing too. Check out the 'Big History' lecture series. Particularly the lecture on the transition to agriculture. I was inclined to think that humans transitioned to…