Peanuts99

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by Peanuts99 3y ago
Why don't they just charge the user directly for the ability to use the API in that case?
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
A bit like saying your car's engine is user replaceable. It is but it's wildly out of the skill set of most users.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
As multiple people here have pointed out, they can operate the button interfaces on their cars by touch alone. My car only has knobs and buttons and I can operate the heating, radio, cabin lighting and hazards just by knowing what the contr
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
This is 100% down to the poor manageability of Firefox on corporate networks. Edge has all the same ADMX templates plus more than Chrome. Corporate management of software is important.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
My feeling mirrors yours about the latest iteration of iDRAC, we've installed stacks of Dell servers recently and not had any issues at all.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
You clearly have a very skewed idea of what socialism is. Would you consider parks or public schools socialist too as they also contribute to the common good of society.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
I once sat in a phone queue for 3 hours to dispute a charge that I received due to signage that was obstructed by trees. There's no incentive to handle disputes so they effectively don't. There's also hundreds of different co
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
Same here, GPM recommendations were fantastic and the interface was very simple and nice to use. When they moved the service to YouTube music half my playlists were filled with poor quality songs uploaded to YouTube, it's a mess. Spoti
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
And it's that property that means Microsoft always has an edge with its b2b customers.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
How can all US data centers make up 1% of US electrical power and at the same time only use the same amount of energy as 1 large aircraft?
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
Still not in line with what is required. An aging population which is also living longer couple with poor staff retention and management has left it in a much worse state that 12 years ago.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
Then you only rush to another patient who you can't treat either. Paramedics also need to hand off their treatment to hospital staff, if that doesn't happen then hospitals won't know what treatments were administered.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
TSB have had problems for years after they separated their infrastructure from Lloyds. They had a major weekish long outage and had to call in IBM to get them back and running. Not surprising they're still having problems.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
Most journeys (80%+) are under 15 miles.
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by Peanuts99 4y ago
That was more based upon nobody having a clear vision of what leaving the EU should look like. Even amongst the Brexit crowd some wanted single market membership and some did not. Some wanted to pull out of completely unrelated organisation
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
As someone not from America, this seems insane to me. Who's stopping you from renting not living with people you aren't related to and why the hell are they allowed to tell you what to do with your own bedrooms? Equally, is 6 bedr
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
At the moment, if someone attaches a Airtag on my car and I have an iPhone it will notify me someone is tracking me. If I have an another phone however I don't receive that warning. Apple's put a product out there that benefits th
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
Most European cars need modifications before they can be sold in the US and visa versa. Some manufacturers have previously said it's like building two separate cars for the two different markets.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
Nobody is mining cryptocurrency in countries with high energy prices.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
If Lastpass was zero knowledge then this wouldn't make sense. The master password or some derivative of it should decrypt your passwords on the local device. I use Keeper and despite it being cloud based, that's exactly how it wor
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
Why does the age of car matter?
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
Instead of buying out of date kit, just buy a second hand Ruckus AP and call it a day. No telemetry and you can set it up in 10 minutes. They're enterprise grade and will last 10 years or more.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
I have a Nokia (now Withings) Steel HR watch. Very minimal design as far as smart watches go but is extremely reliable and the battery still lasts a month even after 5 years of ownership and daily use.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
I'd like to throw in my 2000 VW Golf MK4. Was the last model they made before the design turned all bubble like. All the interior controls were actual buttons and knobs and had a good feel to them. Probably one of the last cars to have
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
That's a pretty binary take on an activity that exists on a ethical gradient.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
It's there a point to using pihole of you have a secondary DNS. Your device will just do a round robin request and could end up with DNS records you want filtered?
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
Skoda (although owned by VW) are eastern European and they make extremely reliable cars owing to using all the VW technology a few years after its deployed and fixed. About everywhere I go Skoda seems to be the brand of choice for taxi driv
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
You can still have sex trafficking with OnlyFans in the mix, that's where the paying customers are and gangs will exploit that. Especially if it's easy to sign up.
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by Peanuts99 5y ago
I don't agree that kids should have dev tools disabled because that just seems counter productive but the school manages the accounts and has a responsibility over student safeguarding. I'd be concerned if they weren't enforc