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At a glance it really looks like magicleap straight-up lifted this device.

> doesn't have direct influence on rejections, only admissions.

What bullshit. Accepting someone underqualified means rejecting someone perfectly qualified, by definition.

> But if you think publicly funded colleges should have 100% transparent admission standards

I think all colleges should have transparent standards. Publicly funded ones should have fair and non-racist transparent standards.

My rejection letter did not tell me how much my race/ethnicity affected the decision. So how is it any different?

Is there a difference?

Maybe it is different for babies?

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/pregnancy-and-baby/how-to-take... says:

> A normal temperature in babies and children is about 36.4C (97.5F)

What's the advantage over just using ublock everywhere? Why go to all this effort and include another point of failure in your network when you can just install an extension?

I've been using a Samsung TV for the last 3 years and never seen an ad on YouTube. Which model are you using?

Who knew individual customers have almost zero leverage on a trillion dollar company? I'm fed up of all the anti-consumer bullshit from Apple lately. It encourages the same behavior in others too.

$1000 per mouse? Seems really expensive.

Wow that was kind of stupid of me to miss that.

Is there a riot going on in the city? TFA has literally no details except that the mayor has blamed the shootings on guns(?).

This is the first time I am considering an iphone as my next phone. But the lack of headphone jack makes it really hard.

Reading through the list of improvements leaves me quite underwhelmed. I thought the Oreo upgrade was basically useless, but this is literally a service pack style update. Also amusing to see "battery improvements" in every release without anything to show for it.

How do we know the geography of so long ago?

NASA has truly achieved some ridiculous feats. I hope that we see more of this in the future.

The impression I got from TFA is that the feature will be on by default and you have to dig into about:config to disable it.

I think just the act of detonating a nuke sets off an EMP. However all electronics getting fried just before the entire city is incinerated ranks pretty low on the priority list.

I am assuming you are talking about countering drones in a civilian, non-war setting. Because drones are no use in a war against any nation with any semblance of an air force at all.

I've been using Brave. It's beta quality software but works surprisingly well.

I have configured my network settings to use a particular set of DNS servers. The issue is Firefox going out of the way to use something else.

One would think that applies to the free users, not the paying customers.

> At best your have the mild convenience of a single inbox.

Which is also not an issue if you use a decent email client. Even Win10 default Mail app supports unified inbox for multiple accounts.

Very interesting. I have no formal CS training so this is really eye-opening to me.

Agree. This barely fits the definition of "news".

Agenda driven editor sounds exactly like the kind of editors you need for an encyclopedia. If you have no agenda, won't you just sit at home and watch TV?

I assume you're being sarcastic?

It's called free market.

I just don't like the loss of control. At least in this case, my approach seems to be beneficial. I didn't have to deal with the hassle mentioned here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17651882

You can't blame the users though. If I have a bad delivery experience, I'm going to leave a bad review. It's Amazon's problem that they don't let you differentiate between product issues and delivery issues.

It's good that android doesn't allow this. And it doesn't give a way for the app to find out if I actually rated also. So I just click yes i want to rate. Then come back and continue as usual.