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Comment #49124811
I've never really liked Destination Dispatch elevators. Besides struggling to find the car I've been assigned to, sometimes you really have to hustle across the lobby to catch it. …
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Comment #49100097
I have the same question - My guess is at that altitude, temperature, and under an ice sheet, and silt until the lake was drained. Here's the paper: https://www.cambridge.org/core/…
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Comment #49022944
I just spent an hour on-line reading that PC Magazine from December 1999. Amazing that it's over 227 pages. There's a piece on portable CD-RW drives, and the ads, the classifieds s…
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Comment #48940936
I wonder if that is what itunes match protects against? I've paid for that service for a long time, but at this point not certain it has any value.
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Comment #48934175
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Comment #48911039
S&P Global link: https://www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/regulatory/article/-/vie...
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Comment #48723063
yeah i was interested as well. -$2.5B from $11B last year. However the analysts see it recovering quickly. If you put all the Trainium(N) chip investments aside as being all AI ris…
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Comment #48722847
I assumed it was accompanied by an oral presentation or another report. I didn't look around enough to see if there is a transcript or anything though.
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Comment #48633283
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Comment #48237920
Also how I lose most Sid Meir Civilization[1] games. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilization_(series)
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Comment #48054220
My family and I recently completed this Costco 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle made by Dowdle Folk Art(1). And I have to say, I had a very similar feeling to what the author of this piece…
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Comment #47940290
User: predict the 10 most populous cities in north america in 100 years. talkie-1930 :The ten most populous cities in North America in 100 years hence will probably be--New York, P…
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Comment #47609114
I really resonate with this. I remember watching Comic Relief with Whoopie Goldberg as a kid, the whole show focused on homelessness in America, andshe said somthing like "why are …
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Comment #47403891
Why not go with V'ger? Seems like a missed opportunity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Trek_characters_(...
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Comment #46738429
Depending on the gas station... I've been to at least a dozen in Texas where the clerk scanned the back of my DL for proof of age. I'm assuming that something is getting stored som…
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Comment #46279118
IRWN — Immersion, Rinse, Warm, Notify
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Comment #46211206
I did a similar one for predicting "The Onion" headlines: https://sethjano.github.io/fun-scripts/
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Comment #46168485
I think that a show like Westworld is a great example of the realities of the streaming era. If HBO kept streaming it on HBO Max it probably costs them $2-4 million in residual lia…
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Comment #45831596
often around here in texas, when the gas is turned off due to an issue, the gas company disables the meter, or even removes or bypasses it. And I live in gas land, where we have na…
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Comment #45831255
as someone who's gone down the rabbit hole of dishwasher home repair, I've created more problems than I've solved. I agree that maintenance is important, but when you get into repl…
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Comment #45290345
Thanks for the tip. I added this to my audio book queue. It's pretty interesting how today's cars come with features like remote braking and monitoring cameras, all designed to mak…
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Comment #45211529
I'm impressed with the desktop SDK demo video hosted by Nick. Very clever. I noticed he's using Emacs, and that got me thinking that maybe I could make a little capture template th…