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vondro

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    Comment #33636458

    Yes, I think that is actually great idea and should be rolled out to everybody! I hate using messenger but some people I communicate with still prefer it. If this is rolled out, th…

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    Comment #33592919

    That is a very cool project and makes perfect sense. Also I've just realized I am still using my Kindle 3 (the one with keyboard) to read books and it would feel strange to repurpo…

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    Comment #32721575

    Nice, had to sing it :-)

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    Comment #32604836

    But where is the BLOCKCHAIN?! Anyhow, I wonder what problem does this actually solve. Almost all the money I spend is spent cash-less. Does this somehow allow to bypass Visa/Master…

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    Comment #32595676

    So we'll see at least 1-2 years of Apple Silicon being at least one node ahead of competition. I am curious for how long will be Apple able to pull this lead off, and what the perf…

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    Comment #32092501

    The problem is scale and availability of materials to make batteries. Right now almost all the batteries are produced for and used in electric cars, however electric cars only make…

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    Comment #32092428

    Olkiluoto EPR reactor in Finland was connected to the grid in March this year. There are 2 more EPRs in construction, in France and UK. So yes, there were new power plants coming o…

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    Comment #32010955

    Gave me smile because I have a little anecdote that happened recently. My friend showed up for a B-day party, and after some time invited me and few other friends to have a look at…

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    Comment #32010569

    It's just a big piece of copper with decent thermal mass, not heatpipe.

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    Comment #31918918

    Well obviously, the work is done, Teslas are robo-taxiing and self driving since around 2019, no? /s

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    Comment #31892699

    I've used Windows almost exclusively until the end of 2021, when I replaced it with Macbook Air with M1 processor, so I am very aware of Windows vs. MacOS situation. To be honest, …

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    Comment #31890942

    Speaking about M1 laptop here, yes, the port selection is poor, however the laptop is so good that I will choose it any moment over my Lenovo with many ports. YMMV I guess.

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    Comment #31396216

    Something that has been bugging me for some time (genuine question, please forgive me lack of geopolitics/economy understanding) is this: Supposing we want to hurt Russian economy …

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    Comment #31364097

    Yeah, well when they removed the headphone jack on iPhone 7, which has the same shape and dimensions as iPhone 6, it turned out they just put some piece of plastic in the place whe…

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    Comment #31324241

    Try up/down arrows, not left/right.

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    Comment #31166672

    > Upgrading the OS to a major version without worrying if I'll be able to boot next time. Yeah, well my friend's Intel Mac mini got bricked when he updated from Big Sur to Monterey…

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    Comment #31166635

    Since I don't have (nor plan to have) Magic mouse, that's kinda expensive solution :) I use this instead: https://github.com/pilotmoon/Scroll-Reverser and it works well. Generally …

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    Comment #31166445

    Thanks for the tip. While the plugin from Google never failed for me during file transfer, it's incredibly limited! I was very surprised that that is absolutely NO macOS-Android co…

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    Comment #31166397

    Apart from written in the article, my 2 cents: - cannot invert scrolling just for mouse (I use normal mouse with wheel, not apple mouse) -> I have an app for that - cannot connect …

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    Comment #31120386

    My opinion: M1 gives you (speaking about laptops here): thin and light, very powerful device that runs very cool, a combo that you don't get anywhere else for less money. Frankly i…

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    Comment #31093665

    > Just taking apart a modern iPhone is a warranty-voiding, screen-cracking, glue-ripping operation. From my experience iPhones are as hard (or a bit easier) to open as other waterp…

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    Comment #30864703

    Meta (pun intended) answer: Everything is dying, slowly or fast, from the moment of inception. Instagram included. But observing my surrounding, it seem that Insta is the sh*t curr…

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    Comment #30540183

    Many people in comments write about difficulties with onboarding to remote-only companies, with establishing relationships with colleagues at work. My close friend works remotely a…

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    Comment #30414141

    >If I stick with Google/iPhone, I just log into my account on the latest and greatest device, and voilà, all my stuff populates on the screen. Apps, conversations, albums, playlist…