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Check out some of the plans from these guys (I am not affiliated)...
I have no problems using zoom with only 768kbps upload. I was surprisingly impressed.
Slack remote screen sharing sucks, but I never had a problem with Screenhero. Chatting is fine.
I understand it is one of the easiest pacification mechanisms for parents at the moment, but there is a cost.
Don't defer your parental responsibilities to Google's algorithms,designed to increase engagement, not "learning".
Does anybody read books to their children?
Please explain the protruding camera from the back of the phones.
I would like to see this speedtest and know the location, please.
Has anyone watched the Norwegian original? Is it better or worse?
I assume the Norwegian writing is not influenced by an algorithm?
By older, I mean early 90s. They have tripled in value in the last decade.
Very minimal electronics (has an ECU, cruise control, power doorlocks and windows), and easy to work on.
You can also buy salvaged Tesla parts and make your own vehicle...
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/videos/a30305/this-...
Or, license the patent, but why wouldn't Friendster have done the same?
Reminds me of kozmo.com at the end, when they started hiring "experienced" executives from traditional logistics companies.
Best way to take out a competitor is from within?
It had an interesting description of various strategies used.
I think he lived in Hawaii and would eat "free" Burger King by rummaging through the trash during a sweepstakes and finding the coupons for free food.
He also rented a small storage unit to keep his possessions (including a laptop), and had a gym membership for showering.
Anybody else come across this?
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/money/industries/telecom/2010...
Say I want to deploy my application via k8s to bare-metal, Google, and Amazon (so I am not dependent on one provider)...what does that look like?
It seems like we are moving away from standards towards proprietary abstractions with regard to cloud environments.
It seems like a very complex architecture to ensure reliability.
We have already seen this work on "lo-fi" ads.
Ads with obvious spelling and grammar errors, meant to immediately engage those who have no concerns of such things (filter out the critical thinkers).
Back Orifice?