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That one only has 24 I/O ports... how is he multiplexing all the keys?

But how come they are usually upvoted so much to end up in the top 10?

Agree - they can't roll back something like this if they get it wrong...

Specially if coming from high profile politicians and CEOs...

What happens if you set your firewall to block 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4?

This is terrible. What prevents them from doing the same to android phones and tablets?

Affecting 100K passengers... how come this is not top 10 in HN?

You can jam GPS, but then it'll probably mean planes can't fly, either...

It'd be depressing if they tried to sell you a funeral service after you let them know of your misfortune... Just avoiding this would be a big win.

Are there no other publishing platforms that do this for a flat fee? Apart from taking payment and applying DRM, what else is involved? Checks to ensure the author is the legal owner of the copyright?

But there are other factors like tax. In the UK for example you generally won't need to pay capital gains tax when selling your main home...

In this case these businesses should invest in tools that make fewer workers more productive.

It will be interesting to see if this is true, or whether they will go down and the local workforce will be negatively impacted as a result. Conversely, it will be interesting to see whether salaries for US techies will go up, or older people will have more opportunities. I guess we'll have to wait and see.

Or is it not possible for you to say the trip is ended when you get off (and see if the driver disputes it)?

, beach

Every breath you take, every move you make... I'll be watching you. Oh can't you see? You belong to me... The Police

This may not apply to TrueWeather in particular, but other apps could have the same policy and send the app requests to other services that do collect personal information... so, for the policy to be clear it would have to say "At time of publishing TrueWeather nor any of the services used by TrueWeather collect any personal information"... just my humble opinion on this complex topic.

Thanks. I find $550 a bit expensive. Linux Mint runs flawlessly on a Lenovo S120 (11.6"/4GB RAM/32GB SSD) but I can't upgrade the SSD and that's a bummer. Can't complain, though, it was $170 new from Amazon...

Which Xiaomi laptop is good with Linux Mint? Are they better than Lenovo?

Sounds like a good plan. They should add that to the bottom of the bill "Pay with <credit card co> and get a free ticket to Fresno!".

I think there is wage increase, but not as paying more for the people that keep doing the same thing as yesterday. Companies are forced to pay more for the skills in short supply. Google "angular dev salary" vs "java dev salary" - the wage difference is essentially that increase you're looking for.

Probably the lowest paid ones.

But are you not supposed to give them the pin?

This would be an amazing topic for a blog - whether you can (and how long it takes to) recover from bankruptcy in different countries.

It is pure economics, supply and demand.

or bitcoin?

Excellent stuff!! It'd be great if you could flatten the shapes to printable A4 paper so kids can cut and build real models (and paint them, etc).

Linux Mint 18.3 is amazing. People should really try it out... I recently got a new Lenovo 120S, replaced its Windows 10S with Linux Mint and everything worked out-of-the-box. CPU @ 2-3%, RAM < 550MB on a 11.6" laptop for £129 with zero issues restored my faith on Linux as a viable desktop OS.

I always thought it was because of the air pressure as you try to smash them... that's why fly swatters are perforated?

Or the Honor 9 lite which BTW also belongs to Huawei. Amazing value for money.