MDWolinski

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by MDWolinski 4y ago
Agree with you 101% on the dealer buying experience. Even just doing some shopping/research these days has left a sour taste in my mouth for buying another vehicle that way. That being said, Ford has announced they're splitting th
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
I'm not against eating at familiar places for the exact reason you give. Even to experience how a McDonald's, for example, makes cultural adjustments to their menu (ie Beer on the menu). Of course, there was that time after a lon
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
As an avid traveler, I disagree with your assessment. Yes, there are definitely things that are very similar in all places, particularly as western companies take over the world (much to my disappointment). However, if you get away from th
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
Now if only someone could get the swirling black hole for a trash can replacement.
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
I haven’t read all the replies so someone else may have talked about this, however for enterprises it’s not the cost, so I certainly agree with you. Enterprises pay large amounts for services (ie Slack, etc) so the number of employees using
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
Ownership is a valid point. I'm not arguing either course, I'd like to see the ability to be able to install Apps myself just as I do on a Mac or PC mostly because I'm tired of the forced puritism of companies these days.
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
I'm sure Apple will say that fee is to help pay for the development of the developer tools.
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
I'm wondering how this will eventually play out if most companies start requiring Apple/Google to allow third-party apps to use their own payment system. The commission fee that Apple charges, 30% is partially to cover operating&#
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
Maybe he had trouble getting out because he was occupied calling his attorney. I’m pretty sure this is the first article on the first report of a Tesla issue where an attorney is giving statements that I recall seeing. Not to diminish the s
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
In rural America where fixed line, high speed providers do not want to spend money laying cable, a service like Starlink fills a needed gap. But so will 6G or 7G, which will "probably" fix the high speed at a distance issue with 5
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by MDWolinski 5y ago
Don’t believe it’s legally required. Reference: https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/8146/are-u-s-co...
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Looks interesting, but Devilbox is my go to environment. Very robust and supports nearly everything you’ll need. - http://devilbox.org/
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
All section 230 does is to protect companies from being sued for what their users posted on their service, with a couple of exceptions, ie copyright materials and Sex trafficking. That’s essentially it. It does not “give” companies the abil
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
McConnell has one goal by tying the $2k stimulus check, section 230 and voter fraud issues together. To create a poison pill package so Democrats won’t vote on the bill and allow the Republicans to blame them for not allowing the $2k checks
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
I think the key to fully autonomous vehicles is a three part solution: Smart cars, smart roads, and car to car communication. The current view is to build all the intelligence into the cars, but as we've seen from Tesla, this effort i
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Protect domains that don’t send email(gov.uk)
218 points by MDWolinski 6y ago|45 comments
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
I'd also recommend Anthony Everitt's biographies. He has books on Cicero, Augustus, Hadrian and an overall Roman history called, The Rise of Rome.
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
I guess we should expect Apple developers to test every OS against every open source project out there, then.
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Why are you surprised it's broken? Every major OS upgrade changes things and improves security, so the developers need to see the changes and the needed fixes. The Beta has only been out 4 days, even if everyone at Apple used it, they&
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
If we went back to 1984..maybe even earlier, the iPad is probably the quintessential idea that Steve Jobs would have had for what a "computer" should be. It is a device that's pretty much invisible to the user in that all of
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
You don't have to watch more then one YouTube video review of whatever Tesla model to know that there will be more then a few "issues" with a brand new Tesla, that we can all agree on. We can also say that people who educate
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Per the WSJ article on the same topic: "J.D. Power asks vehicle buyers about their experience during the first 90 days of owning a newly purchased car or truck. The Silicon Valley electric-car maker avoided past scrutiny by the 34-year
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Gah, how did I forget that...I still think the way they talked, it feels like it'll be a different series but maintain family connections to the A series. But maybe not. Knowing they're using the A series in the Dev kit, maybe i
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
This is why people say that streaming services are the end of TV as we know it. Netflix will produce a new series and keep it for a couple of seasons until it's no longer a draw on new sign-ups, then drop it for whatever is the latest
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
I'm making a guess it'll be it's own series of chip. I also predict that it'll be called the M-Series.
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
For me, the EPA range numbers are important because I'm in the market to buy a new car later this year and I'd like a fair gauge to compare vehicles on expected milage (part of the reason is wife has mileage anxiety, which I belie
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
You should reach out to Whoop and request they sync their data with Apple Health. This isn't an Apple issue, this is a Whoop issue. The more users who request it, hopefully, the more they'll see the need. Also, to counter one of
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Dumb Reasons to Hate PHP(stephencoakley.com)
3 points by MDWolinski 6y ago|0 comments
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Except for the "Open States Up" protests that occurred that had hospital personal begging the protestors to let the emergency vehicles through. But that's a different type of crowd.
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by MDWolinski 6y ago
Yes, unfortunately, it is normalized, even 9 years ago, the UC Davis pepper spray incident shocked people, but we hardly have changed since then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UC_Davis_pepper_spray_incident

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