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Aachen
6mo ago
And they're the only option, right?
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6mo ago
There's a test every 5 years after iirc 65yo where they check things like response time, if you have enough strength for handling the wheel completely unimpeded, and if you aren't suffering from dementia. At least that's what
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Aachen
6mo ago
Sorry if my throat sounded full to you, just writing what I think fits the context. In this case, apparently an 80yo getting punished in various ways is what GP had as example of how criminals are getting off easy. I see this pattern consta
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6mo ago
> She gets her license back. That's wild. Definitely not given back. If I didn't misread it, she needs to take a new driver's test at 83, which she already declined applying for (though it'll be her right; we'd h
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6mo ago
Huh? We're talking about someone who's not going to drive for 3 years at 80 years old. Who else are you foreseeing they'll "mow down" if you don't jail them for life > For her to have recognised her own limi
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Aachen
6mo ago
Three downvotes but not one comment. Should I just not post informational comments here or what's the message these faceless votes are trying to get across?
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6mo ago
How would I know I'm going to kill someone on the road today and stop doing that thing?
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6mo ago
Who does it benefit if an accident ruins a second life? What does a jail sentence deter? ("[no] gross negligence [...] wasn’t engaging in a race or sideshow, was not texting, and was not under influence") This person was 80 years
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6mo ago
That can make sense (opinions differ) for individuals, but it's not like the company is advertising with "we get you there at 1.2x legal speed". They're not competing on that; they're not choosing to do this on purp
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6mo ago
A bug in Wireguard? What did Google change, since it affects only them? Any lessons learned about modifying cryptographic software? ... Skipping past the investigation bit (minimising my daily slop intake), it's a wrong MTU value causi
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Aachen
6mo ago
And the "it's not x, it's y" pattern. It's parody :)
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6mo ago
We buy off the shelf laptops, not sure anyone ever checked that it can run Qubes specifically before trying to install it (I'm sure of at least one person: myself). Doesn't just about any x64 machine with hardware where drivers ar
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6mo ago
+ (USA) It doesn't seem to be about 13-year-old students in general
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6mo ago
Fwiw, I also use devices with no IP certification or claims whatsoever in mild rain. It's not because there's a drop on the plastic case that it'll seize up, so the 5th ingress protection level being minimum for rain... I mea
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6mo ago
Are we talking about the same comment? This is what the ad honinem remark was a reply to, just to double check that it's not simply a mix-up: > People shouldn't have to go to a special store or buy special tools requiring speci
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6mo ago
I don't see the word loophole on that page. Would there's no way the EU will provide that information so I'm not going to comb through that page looking for, and speculating on, what GP could possibly have meant... Could you
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6mo ago
Sure, but you said storage chips wearing out is the first thing that fails in a device And battery replacements usually leave devices in a degraded state, not sure about screen or charging port, so it's still good that this becomes mor
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6mo ago
Pundits... or might it just be that people can't predict markets and behavior without large error margins and compounding effects that magnify these errors further over time?
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6mo ago
Do you have any specific questions? The request for "what's wrong with Apple software" is about the size of a Wikipedia page to answer and what people are saying in the comments seems quite clear to me. Since you're refe
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6mo ago
For anyone else wondering what this means: > lets you quickly open your iPhone camera and access common camera settings *points at button* ( https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/use-the-camera-contro... ) The w
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6mo ago
> only a bachelor's degree That people are still judging someone by their school performance (or, less charitably but how I experienced the difference between "poor" and "good" students in about half of the cases
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You can release a phone with desktop-strength hardware running Ubuntu Touch and people will wouldn't buy it to play games because exceedingly few games are made for it Software support is vital here, you can't just say that if the
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6mo ago
> Apple has really become the biggest possible version of itself without losing its values. Such as Think Different, where you don't need to comply with the standard ways of doing things? From a Steve Jobs interview in relation to t
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6mo ago
I clicked the "parent comment" link all the way to the submission, and opened the submission as well. Nothing mentions IP68. Which "we" is this goalpost coming from?
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6mo ago
ok? If it dies after 10 minutes and then lets you use a select number of compatible smartcards for another 5, that's not quite the level I think people are talking about here
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6mo ago
I don't think hackers (in the Hacker News sense of the word) are generally iphone users, considering apple's hostility and condescension towards customers, fighting consumer rights forced by regulators, and device lock-down. Peopl
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6mo ago
You mean the kind of "first" that comes right after shattered screens, worn batteries, and loose charging ports? :P I agree in spirit though: storage chips wearing out seems to be common from my limited experience and it would be
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6mo ago
There is also a middle ground of IP67 from the Samsung Galaxy S5. I'm personally fine with the Fairphone level (they clearly prioritise easy and frequent disassembly; that's their entire brand) but for someone who wants to be able
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6mo ago
Same but from the other side. The new phone (without SD, removable battery, or headphone jack) is already acquired and laying in my drawer, but I have yet to bite into the lemon and start making the switch. Too damn convenient compared to t
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6mo ago
It's not for me at least. Nobody can prove their inner intent to you but most people will know from themselves that their actions are sometimes misunderstood (especially when something worked/came out badly) but that they genuinel
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