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Build local high speed internet. Some wireless version would be good. WiMax?
drawing smells MKUltra
From their website: “Freed of keys, you might just have more time and opportunity to explore life’s possibilities.”

C’mon really?

Similar to Juicero they could have gone to market with a simpler and less over engineered product and have a viable company but leadership had their heads in the clouds. He even starts the article with how amazing the Swiss watch engineer respected their work - as if that matters in the door lock market.

From the article: “... our customers would fall in love with the way they engaged the product and actually experience joy as they used it.”

I’m having a hard time visualizing myself experiencing joy unlocking a door.
Haha, good catch, he commented on the issue in the OP. We are definitely getting trolled here.

https://github.com/Kr4ken-9/cathook

Golly, hack authors are just so concerned for the well-being of random internet strangers, how dare you doubt their sincerity! /s
anti-anxiety meds, to be precise. reducing anxiety reduces the drive to smoke. it was discovered ass a side-effect during clinical trials, that many subjects spontaneously quit smoking.
As many as is needed. And as many processors as are needed. As someone who writes browser based 3D games, I need more power!
Try a half a bag of baby spinach in the morning (consistent quality, easy to buy at the supermarket, usually a couple of bucks). You don't nee d to eat it raw, it has different nutritional properties when cooked (if you want to keep more calcium in your system, cook it). I use a tad of sesame sauce and some salt in a quick stir fry that is easy to clean up after.
The argument I get against this is that when a higher level test fails, it's harder to locate the lines of code that broke the test unlike when you have lots of unit tests. I don't find this convincing though. Most of the time it's going to be pretty obvious looking at what lines of code have changed since the last working commit. Lots of projects get by without any tests at all as well. I'm not saying to skip testing completely but it comes as a cost and you need to be practical at weighing up how much time to put into it vs how much time you're going to save. Writing unit tests for everything takes time.
In my experience, they were quite upfront about the fact that it was an anti-depressant that had the effect of aiding quitting smoking, because it fairly obviously dealt with the predictable effects of trying to quit smoking: anxiety, depression, irritability. You're making it sound like a stealth SSRI channel, and it's not.
Thank you so much. That means a lot to her.

She says the items were intentionally made not to look clickable to make the game more challenging.
An Electron app is not considered a native app
If your currency is suffering from hyperinflation, your currency is worthless on international markets.

Why would they take money in a rapidly depreciating asset instead of just demanding hard currency that holds value decently well?

That starts mattering when you have nothing really to export and still require supplies (parts and food) from foreign countries.

It's shocking how connected and interdependent industries are now. I can't think of a single thing produced that doesn't need foreign inputs for production. Even apples need ladders for harvest, when one breaks, pesticides and fertilizer.
It's definitely the case that, in Australia, when automatic registration was introduced it was introduced and supported by the left-of-centre parties who pundits suppose would benefit from having extra voters on the roll, and weakly opposed by the right-of-centre parties who pundits suppose would be hurt from having the voters on the roll.

But honestly, the idea that the government should track people down to put them in a registry strikes me as really unamerican, especially when you put it that way. I can imagine Democrats who would stand to benefit from it being like "That sounds yuck".
I only buy DRAM that's aged at least 18 months
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I think it might be necessary to preload the game resources, otherwise the game becomes unplayable on a slow connection with a round-trip > 500 ms (and I guess the server is under heavy load right now). Well, not exactly unplayable, I ended up just looking at the filenames in the requests that were sent to get a feeling for what was happening.

Well done!

EDIT: I noticed that there are 'pills' in the list of items, but none of the rooms has them. Should have taken your pills, Nathan!
Non-paywall link:

https://www.fullwsj.com/articles/dubai-billionaires-tech-sta...

Change link from wsj.com to fullwsj.com to bypass. Uses Facebook redirect.
It's definitely possible but we went through all of this a decade ago with Adobe Air, Microsoft Silverlight, and JavaFX. Nearly a decade before that, in the early 2000s, we went through this with Macromedia Flash, Java Applets, and Microsoft ActiveX.

Trying to replace native applications with runs-in-the-browser RIAs is nothing new, but we're at least finally agreeing on the language/implementation, so maybe this time will truly be different.
Overall, the post has too many ungrammatical sentences like this:

"Unlike Squarespace, Shopify has the capability buy products from physical locations using Shopify."
We moved to a new DB as a clean slate, took fresh orders, and then merged the old ones in as they became available. Was able to do that because all primary keys were uuids and the order history API was being served somewhere else.
What we really need is better web-store for applications. What actually runs in it is a different story that the end-user doesn't care about.

MS really botched their attempt, by drastically restricting functionality of Windows Store apps, and insisting on verification. Indeed, MSVC could never be deployed on MS's own app store. When they sober up, we might have a better deployment environment.
Originally it was 14 years. It's only been extended (gradually) over the past 50 or so.
Simple rule: At least 50% of your domestic workers need to be citizens or green card holders.