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can you please link an ev that's cheaper than a 26k total cost of ownership over a 10y period(excluding registration) I bought a midsized sedan in 2019, 10y warranty, 17k out the door. I tried to justify the cost of an ev, the cheapest
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last I heard South Korea host the most US troops out of any country outside of the US itself.
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as a general windows fan, I also hate windows 11. I upgraded my 11 to windows 10, and if windows 12 doesn't resolve this horrible apple/android copy cat nonsense, I will regrettably move to Linux full time. I run kde on hardware f
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I have never had a laptop last less than 3 years. and I would definitely consider myself a power user. wtf is he doing to his laptops that they only last a few months?
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honestly I have to disagree. I use kde for work 8-5 m-f for the past two years. I still prefer windows 10 ui and features over it. kde isn't terrible, and I'd choose it over windows 8, 11, or any osx ui. but windows 7, and 10 just
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within reason of course. it's a position of privilege, but that position used to below to the UK. they lost that position over/after the world wars, and we got it. it is possible that doing whatever we want could push people to th
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average!= trimmed average and the real number to use is median. the upper and lower percentiles skew the data sooooooooo much. in statistics, one of the first things you learn is to not make decisions based average, but used trimmed average
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isn't that why RISC exists?
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I have zero issues with my 2018 Elantra buttons. the whole experience is perfectly normal.
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USA can compete on quality and supply chain assurance. I'm not saying that SK chips are poor quality, but I imagine that a more expensive chip, or more expensive device is a small price to pay for reliable, accountable, and implant fre
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I would like a standard air filter to be used. a lot of individuals don't require HEPA, but I do. I would like to be able to source my own filters from anywhere, and put them in. just like my current furnace. let people pick their leve
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i think he means gang culture
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it isn't only itemizing for general deduction. there are a LOT of people who claim other tax incentives outside of that. I have claimed something almost every year in the past 15 years. and almost every friend I have does the same. if
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I'd argue code I don't understand is indeed tech debt. not sure what you were implying with your statement, but I sounded as if you disagree with the statement. undocumented code that no one knows is a serious tech debt issue. tim
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Activision blizzard is roughly 3.5% of the total gaming industry by revenue. with roughly 5 to 6 bil reported for 2021 in a 180bil annual industry. Microsoft is the same size. in a marget so large, and fragmented, a single company coming t
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coffee is much better now though :)
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binja had more to do with loss of enterprise customers than ghidra. I know maybe 100 professional sres and none of them use ghidra on a daily basis. most use binja now, and others admit they only use ida, because they already have it and kn
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I see people going to binja in waves. not only is it easier to acquire, but it's freaking good and intuitive to use. they cater to the hobbiest market to, with a free version that will honestly work for soooo many things. I don't
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in my world of embedded reverse engineering, very few people use ghidra for their daily work. we use ida or binja or vivisect. we all know how to use it more or less at a hobbiest level, we even teach it at cons and trainings because it&#x
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ooof, ghidra is great because it is free and works, but I wouldn't call it better. I'd still choose ida or binja over ghidra for work. IDC about license cost, I care about ease of use, and binja wins on ease of use for me (and. al
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they need to go the binja route and just give away a minimal version for free, stopped of the fancy features and scripting. we use binja at work, which means a dozen enterprise licenses, because binja was easily usable legally for free. we
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the details here are insanely thin on the how. is this rolled out to every windows 10/11 os in the next security kb? is this a windows feature that can be enabled by enterprise editing only? do I need defender atp license for it? can I
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because it's probably the world's most popular security monitoring platform? it's been around for a long time, it does it's job very well, and it's available in whatever flavor of implementation difficulty you want.
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wow sounds terrible. I left mtg because I thought a new core set and 4x sets. ayear was too many. the cost to keep playing was not worth it, and the power creep really killed the enjoyment of the game for me. to think it is even worse now!
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i worked for a non technical manager, and it was ok. because he trusted his employees. he said this is the deliverable, and these are the constraints, what do you need, who do you need, and how much do you need. we told him, and he went to
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he means if apple did the same garbo on osx, people would leave. if you couldn't install cs suite or final cut or whatever, because apple comes with its own default stuff, no one would use osx. I can't install my own browsers, my
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I complain about it as a user, and I take my money to android (reluctantly) as a result. I would love to run apple hardware for my phone, but their over the top control over the whole closed wall ecosystem is why I don't.
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I'm a fan of these types of visas becoming more popular, I have been in the position of wanting to work remote abroad in the past and have never been able to legally make it happen. unfortunately I still haven't been able to quali
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while I have the same general concerns, both wikipedia and archive.org have offline backup and running options for free. and, they are surprisingly small. all one has to do is write a simple script to auto download these backups daily/
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I mean falcon 9 is the tech debt. they are no longer working on it, only maintenance mode. their goal is to get a new stack of tech working, before falcon 9 becomes too out dated. falcon 9 had such. ahead start, that it is still better than
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