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4ndrewl
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4ndrewl
2y ago
I was pleasantly surprised when there was an update to my Flymo robot lawnmower app where they _removed_ the requirement to setup an account to use it. Seems most other companies are going the other way though.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Won't happen - Erdogan has written Trump's playbook for that. You'll end up in Guantanamo.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Agree on ADSB, but couldnt you spoof this using paint or 1:1 scale cardboard aircraft?
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2y ago
I mean, commercial services do filter out mil adsb, but they are out there and available. So the use case is tracking movements of military aircraft?
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4ndrewl
2y ago
TFA doesn't really explain how is this better/cheaper than existing ADSB based technologies, or where one is more appropriate than the other (ie which use cases it's targeting)?
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2y ago
Democrat what? There's no power anywhere outside of the Trump circle.
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2y ago
To what end? How is this newsworthy any more? It has the President's blessing - that's all you need now. If literally storming your government building, threating your representatives and injuring police officers isn't punish
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2y ago
The driver for this is clear, surely? It's that we're now unsure where the USA stands viz-a-viz Russia.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
I was replying to "It is a six hour drive from Heathrow to Paris"
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2y ago
It doesn't, but afaik the reason they introduced the pricing model was that they fell foul of EU data laws. They also issued some PR this morning suggesting this was something they were looking at for the UK, so perhaps it's indic
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2y ago
Well given what they (you know it's a he?) actually wrote...
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2y ago
That I use regularly to actually drive from no-too-far from LHR to Paris and back. It's a thing I actually do. And I can tell you, it might be theoretically in Google Maps land to do the journey in 6 hours, but IRL in this scenario it
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2y ago
I was replying to "It is a six hour drive from Heathrow to Paris." I live close enough to LHR to notice the replacement of Boeing/Airbus with Cessna/Pipers from local airfields in the sky today. I also regularly drive to
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2y ago
Fair enough if you categorically reject it. That's good enough for me.
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2y ago
In theory yes, but we were specifically talking about driving. And whilst 6 hours CDG to LHR is possible in theory (and I've done it a number of times), it does depend on a whole load of other factors that are not present compared to h
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2y ago
Having thought about it you're correct. Even if you over inflate your tyres it won't provide enough buoyancy even for the smallest Euro-car. An alternative reading to it 'being idiotic' is that it was clearly an exaggera
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2y ago
Ye, I've been travelling on it since the first week it opened. But if you were redirected and had to fend for yourself you would need to book ahead on a tunnel or boat, hire a car to drive from France to Coquelles - find somewhere to d
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4ndrewl
2y ago
idk this. Thank you.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Tell me you've never read history without...etc
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Cross-posted to LinkedIn?
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2y ago
Would you like to remove all of the benefits unions have given you?
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Wonder if this is a nationality thing? In the UK I'd say ~30% of sales are done via phones/watches these days.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Not sure about these ads, but a Pi home prevents the ads appearing on the home screen alongside the channel listings.
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2y ago
I have bad news for you. This is cut-and-paste directly from reader mode in Firefox mobile. "Then came terminals and command lines. Physical knobs turned into typed commands—more powerful, but our digital world became less embodied. Th
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2y ago
> This is a beautifully designed and illustrated page. Hard disagree. It's incredibly distracting and the constant movement of text, the introduction and disappearance of images within the medium makes it incredibly difficult to con
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2y ago
Prob need to speak to an Egyptology expert.
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2y ago
Same as artists etc. Only we did it to ourselves.
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4ndrewl
2y ago
Your cognitive abilities to do programming may cognitively decline, but that's not the aim here is it? The aim is to solve a problem for a user, not to write code? If we solve that using different tools maybe our cognitive abilities wi
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4ndrewl
2y ago
In this History football (soccer) is played with 2 balls. Who knew?!
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4ndrewl
2y ago
I love the idea, but GenAI isn't really up to it. The images are awful - like a Hammer Horror/Netflix-does-history vibe, but it's strangely addictive!
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