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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Chevy Bolt - battery recall Hyundai Kona and Ionic EVs - battery recall, can't get parts https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/25/tech/hyundai-ev-recall/index.... VW Id3 and Id4 - massive software issues
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Why are Americans allergic to aerial cable runs? Fiber and Ethernet are low/no voltage and don't need to be buried to comply with the electrical code.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
but they're literally one if-statement away from doing so
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I have never seen the iOS show me an ad. I've seen some third party apps, but not the OS or core apps.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
And that driver was cheating the attention nags
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Communicating on the internet is a lot like hanging out in a pub. You say stuff to your friends, you don't expect it to be held against you for eternity. Ephemeral communications are pretty healthy for humans, especially as we change o
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
They already do this, it's called Watchtower https://support.1password.com/watchtower/
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
You pay $90 a year to a Usenet provider, $15 a year to a Usenet indexer, and get gigabit+ download speeds of any TV show or Movie you want and they automatically get fetched via https://Sonarr.tv or https://Radarr.vid
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
My usage was "setup a basic single node for testing, upload a file with mc client, delete a file with mc client". They failed that test. It was responding with 200s but the file was never deleted. There are loads of issues like th
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
I have a 500PB Ceph setup @ work, but I don't maintain it. It's been solid.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Be warned that their code quality is pretty bad. There was a bug I was dealing with last year where it did not delete objects but returned the correct HTTP response code indicating it did. This was widespread, not just some edge case I enco
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
U.S. Senate bill seeks to require anti-drunk driving vehicle tech https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-senate-bill-seeks-requir...
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
they already scan all the images on your phone. that's how i can search for "dog" or "flowers" and find results in my photo library.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Why does anyone care what Jackson Palmer thinks?
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
My insurance on my Model 3 with coverage of 250/500 is less than $50 a month with Progressive
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
They're already scanning your photos to classify the images. That's how you can search for photos by descriptions. They also can OCR the text in images. Seems like a weird time to start getting angry about your privacy being invad
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Kia Rio is #1 for fatalities. I've owned one, they're terrible cars. Drove one from Chicago to Seattle and back. Gotta crank the music to max to drown out the road and engine noise. It's a nightmare on wheels
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Don't overlook PHK's replies in the comments there
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
Every nonsense Chrome feature Safari refuses to implement is a generally rooted in security and privacy concerns and I applaud Apple for taking the stance.
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by 0x000000001 5y ago
My accountant working for respected accounting firm in my state literally told me to do this. I've spoken with others, and this is the exact advice they give to S-Corp clients. I pay myself a "salary" of $60k and the rest (~$