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What was so bad about clipboards again?
Can emotion be reduced to a few simple formulas, some generic algorithms?
I'm not convinced.
Maybe with the same magic wand that reduces thought to a few simple formulas, some generic algorithms?
I mean, since we have that magic wand (right?), might as well go for broke
All of which are solvable problems. With scale EVs eventually could be cheaper than gas cars since they have fewer parts. There already are EVs with range competitive with gas cars (see the Model S) and they are only getting better. As for apartment dwellers, eventually apartments will end up providing charging infrastructure though I fully expect this to happen late in the game because the cost isn't trivial.
Electric vehicles will probably reach a tipping point when either A) recharge times get to less than 15 minutes with a 200 mile range or B) EVs with a 500+ mile range are developed and economically feasible.
So in other words, when the problems are solved, there won't be problems. I see.
though in terms of security, a mechanical key is hardly inherently better than a digital one.
Well, at least random Russians would have to fly over here first, and get through the INS. At least they used to have to
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How about restrict internet to 18 years or older.
You mean perhaps we shouldn't let our children just wander the streets of the entire virtual world utterly unsupervised?
You speak heresy man!
Are employers looking at Facebook also mostly a social thing? The problem isn't embarrasment, it's judgmental people with the power to affect your live.
Yeah, we'll get right on that. I'm sure that decision makers with no judgment will become a thing. Much better if they go by what you copied into your resume than by what you actually did in public.
... it's almost like we should have a society that teaches people not to do stupid things in public. Or maybe even private. And start teaching them early.
But I'm sure some government regulations commanding websites around the world to do free labor can reverse the fact that we threw out may good things about civilization.
But it would be nice if we could somehow rewind back to the 80s in which every computer came with a simple programming language so that if I wanted to throw together some code to do a simple task for my own benefit, I could do so quickly and easily.
I think they do though
Why use such obscure terms? I had to google it and it just means there is an optical stabilizer. "Optical stabilizer" is only a few characters longer than "OIS camera".
That's just the way I've seen it listed in every article that mentions the feature. I've seen it so often, and I'm by no means a camera geek, that I figured it was pretty standard.
With SD cards it isn't the storage space that really matters to me, it's the ability to remove it. If my phone won't boot I can still get to my data by putting the card in to a PC. On phones without SD slots the data is gone forever if the phone won't boot, won't charge, or otherwise misbehaves.
Odds are CM will still be available for it for users that want to install it on their own.
Unless you want an SD Card, NFC, Wireless charging, front speakers, OIS camera, or removable battery.
Apologies, I missed that it does indeed have OIS; one of the sites I read earlier reported that it did not.
Unless you want an SD Card, NFC, Wireless charging, front speakers, OIS camera, or removable battery.
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