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That is a comment usually always stated in comparison to Android hardware. Would you say those two are equally fragmented?

I’m not sure if I would have considered it a fake or not without the title drawing the conclusion for me. But it reminds me of talking to someone who adds too many details to a story to make it more believable. Liars are notorious for “remembering” very obscure details. And these pictures give me the same feeling. I agree with the author of the post that it tries too hard.

There are arrows pointing out.

I read this as "doubles up as Scottish satire" and clicked trying to find the satire.

Very cool logo, though, so I wasn't disappointed.

Dogs eat grass when they need to throw up.

Infants are not sarcastic. Even older children struggle with it.

So, in reality, sarcasm is actually a very grown-up thing to engage in. That doesn't necessarily mean one should.

Thanks! I will use the github discussion board for future questions.

I wonder if I've found a small error on the "limitation of Liability" section. There seems to be an extraneous quote mark at the end and I can't find a good place for the limitation of Liability to go since there is no space in "limititation.risk".

I think one issue may be that all the punctuation generally comes after the words but in the case of periods they appear at the beginning of the words and must be moved to the end for the sentence to make sense.

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If the product is free, you and ALL of your data are the product.

Hilariously, if you compare the new model to BOTH the 2017 Intel model and the 2020 Intel model the performance comparison is the same.

I tend to be very skeptical of articles that uncover hidden truths from 2,000 years ago, with zero citations.

You are correct. I will say the "billion times" can be reduced if the slides are simply a prop for the talk. But if you're trying to convey actual information on the slides, they have to be readable and not just distracting.

Cool game! Curious, why are there numbers on both sides?

Have you ever been to the south? The down votes are because your position is asinine.

It's more likely that southern states are willing to throw huge incentive packages to these manufacturers. Probably not so much on the coasts or the northern states.

Also, unions are less common in the south; those states tend to be right-to-work states.

Finally, you used the word "impoverished", which is ridiculous. But wages are lower in the south so that is probably another reason.

And of course, as usual, the truth is somewhere in the middle.

Farmers aren't all geniuses, but they also aren't mostly lazy idiots like you depict them to be.

Which raises questions for me about how traffic behaves if 25-50% of cars are self-driving. What "feedback loops" might occur? I'd be interested to see large scale tests that demonstrate how self-driving cars deal with each other in high traffic areas.

Really? So the advertising agency would have an Investigation Unit that makes sure the companies aren't scams before allowing them to advertise?

Good point. Once this one is gone, another oldest art will take it's place.

It says he is the "creator of the global IT industry" and that GPS is the acronym for Global Navigation Satellite System.

Is this just a bad translation?

This is the only way I ever do an oil change.

They sometimes ask me to remove the keys from the ignition.

You might have seen in the footnote; this article is part of series by NPR about people buried on Hart Island.

It seems apparent?

Asking for employers to pay more for remote workers than they do for in-office employees will either result in fewer remote jobs or remote jobs paying lower salary (which will lead to lower demand for remote jobs).

Yes, that's why this must be coupled with price controls.

The obvious solution is to prevent all information from being shared.

/sarcasm?

It seems like no matter what problem we try to fix, we find another one that's "worse".

We're doomed.

Isn't everything?

Ok, that part wasn't too great actually. I guess you could put some clear finish over the paint to help protect it.

Also, curtain rods.

I don't see that listed but I used 3 PVC pipes and two 45-degree PVC couplings for about 5 years as a curtain rod above a bay window in my breakfast nook.

I painted them black and glued a finial on each end to disguise it. Nobody ever noticed, which is quite disappointing.

It will never work. Deplaning always uses the greedy algorithm because the people in the front will not let the people in the back off before them.