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by Peanuts99 8mo ago
I use Windows 11 all day and can't agree it's buggy at all, compared to Windows of the past it's very reliable. The worst I can say is they've made some poor decisions about the defaults around ads in the UI. But all of
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by Peanuts99 9mo ago
The whole scene is rapidly being pushed to walled gardens too not published to an RSS feed for the client of your choice. I assume because most Podcasts are now a video affair. It seems just about every celebrity has started producing one b
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by Peanuts99 9mo ago
There are intrinsic properties of bread such as calorific content that a celiac can't deny. Same with gold.
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by Peanuts99 10mo ago
Nordic countries have essentially eradicated homelessness by allowing the government to take an active interest in fixing the underlying issues that cause it. As a citizen, I don't want the burden of having to fix homelessness, that&#x
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by Peanuts99 11mo ago
Not really, but I'll take every opportunity I can to complain about it's impacts.
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by Peanuts99 11mo ago
I live in the UK and would have to agree with these two. LLU was very successful but also forcing Open reach infrastructure like ducting to be used by Altnet companies such as Cityfibre who want to build out their own networks. I'm wit
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by Peanuts99 11mo ago
I don't think any US cars are capable of being sold without a whole heap of changes. US cars in Europe have been modified to meet the regulations. Same of course for European cars in the US.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
China is also the world leader in closing coal power plants too.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Why not just have more rapid charging and do away with the ICE engine and small hybrid battery altogether.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Perversely they're higher partially because of pedestrian safety. More space between the engine and the bonnet and hinges that extend that space when a force is applied to the front of the car to cushion the impact. Euro NCAP has a who
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
I use one peddle driving all the time and manage to keep a steady speed as I'm doing it. Why would you be constantly taking your foot off the accelerator unless you need to slow down? I'll also throw another anecdote in for this t
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Engineering for machines underwater is tough because the environment is extremely hostile. For a test bed device, 25% success is very good.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
I think you're underestimating how many businesses rely on Excel alone.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Whenever I've visited Aliexpress (for cheap ESP32s of course) I seem to only get served the French version of the site despite having a UK based IP, UK language flags and actually telling the site to use the GB store. Next time I visit
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
I thought this was 1% of user data, which could include names and addresses of all their members.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
It all sounds quite complex when you can just drive the wheels with a motor directly.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
The version in Volvo and Polestar's is actually Android Automotive, which is it's own Android distribution with it's own version of Maps/Spotify etc. Funnily it even has Android Auto functionality too.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
At the same time, we've had car companies putting out cars for 20 years with 10s of different modules built by different companies and things have been working just fine. Suddenly it's a problem because apparently everyone needs a
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
What's more, these services only go to make the customer experience of people who have actually turned up at the restaurant worse because the same staff are now having to cater for twice the amount of orders while they manage a long li
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
It seems insane to me that a group of people who live near you can tell you how you dry your washing. From a UK perspective, HOA's seem mad.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
I'd be willing to bet this is more to do with chipset drivers and associated software than Windows itself.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
This is like a car version of the Framework laptop. Love it.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Did you put them both in the cupholder? There's an RFID reader in there for that purpose.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Or 10 people will create that list and nobody will use any of them. The whole point here is that the CVE program had the network effect of being the defacto list of issues but now that's been pissed away.
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by Peanuts99 1y ago
Because they have their own programs for this already.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Trade deficits are not tariffs, the average tariff paid by the US to the EU for goods for example is around 1%.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Isn't their plan to sell them to charger operators?
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
If I'm in a jet travelling towards the floor and I have the chance to survive by ejecting I will pull the level 10 times out of 10. The value of my life to me is approaching infinity in relative terms to the cost of a jet my employer p
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
The US car fatalities per mile is double than the UK. It would at least be useful to ask why that might be. That's 40,000 people a year who have their lives cut short.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
GDPR and Cookie acceptance popups are separate regulations.

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