RajT88

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by RajT88 1y ago
I would classify their "oops we reset your privacy settings accidentally again " as a lie. Granted this was a common occurrence in the 2000's, and not so much the last 15 years. The privacy settings also did not obviously d
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by RajT88 1y ago
Meta lies about all kinds of other things. No reason not to now - they seem to have paid very little penalty so far for getting caught.
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by RajT88 1y ago
If I owned a Tesla which I paid for the FSD package, I wouldn't care if it had to use LIDAR or not, as long as I didn't have to pay for any extra hardware. I was a little annoyed at the VW cheating Diesel scandal, but they had the
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by RajT88 1y ago
Actions like leveraging the relationship with Trump to get the government to buy a ton of StarLink and Cybertrucks? Him and his companies hold a few billion in crypto, and is possibly one of the major holders of the Trump shitcoin? It appe
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by RajT88 1y ago
So - the cooked-ness of Tesla may depend on what you think Musk's goal was with Tesla. If you believe he was out to change the world - maybe he'll let Tesla die. It's unlikely they are going to accomplish much else at this p
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by RajT88 1y ago
I mean. I prefer my news sites plaintext. I think most video calls should be audio calls, and most audio calls could have been emails. I lived happily on dialup when I was a teenager, with just one major use case for more bandwidth.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Yes.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Hunter gatherer societies we like to imagine as constantly being on the edge of starvation, but in reality during summer months, they could hunt and forage a whole day's worth of food in a few hours, and then spend the rest of the time
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by RajT88 1y ago
I love Vonnegut. I don't agree with him on everything; semicolons are fine.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Hello, fellow dull traveler.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Well, I don't hack wifi networks as part of my day job. I'm an older dude, and no longer find talking to strangers all that fun. I like nature and the outdoors, but that can be admired only from a great distance until you make por
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by RajT88 1y ago
It's a bit like reading this site... Gentlemen, have you heard The curious tale of Bhutan's playable record postage stamps (2015)? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44054775
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by RajT88 1y ago
If I was going to go on a cruise, I'd probably bring with my linux laptop for capturing WPA handshakes, and then use the 15 minutes to set up jobs for Hashcat to burn through on my gaming PC at home. There is A LOT of AP's on crui
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by RajT88 1y ago
Comcast gives you the illusion of being able to talk to a human being if you are persistent enough. What ends up happening is at some point they send you a link to talk to their support bot and tell you they are hanging up on you. Threateni
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by RajT88 1y ago
I went through a phase in high school of MIDI arrangements of songs I liked. Including crazy guitar solo music. Good times.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I have no explanation of what's going on with your touchpad. They really only had one model with different storage options. I guess I'd speculate there's something wrong with it. As far as the TV, here's my model numbe
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by RajT88 1y ago
WebOS LG TV owner, and TouchPad owner here. As far as I can tell, there's nothing obviously connected to the UI experience of the TV and the TouchPad. The TV is a lot more locked down and filled with ads, but still snappy. Sideloading
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by RajT88 1y ago
I know a guy who held this attitude. He somehow got into a top MBA program without any undergrad degree and poor grades. (Bribery, one wonders) Got his MBA, eventually bragged about how he lied his way into a CTO position with no tech ski
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by RajT88 1y ago
The only Windows Phone people I know either worked for Microsoft, or were Microsoft superfans. (And the one friend who liked to just be a contrarian - this time he was right, but he's usually wrong)
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by RajT88 1y ago
WebOS is not PalmOS based. Your experience is not applicable. I actually own a discount touchpad. It was snappy as hell, promised to at some point have the Android app store, and could easily be jail broken by design. The software ecosys
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by RajT88 1y ago
There is no way this does not take a dig at MCU.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I thought Iran for sure due to the planes they had on hand. But the enemy is never named in the movies. I always found that odd. At war, with a nameless enemy. Perhaps apt in a way.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I should clarify; some miscarriages are spontaneous abortions when the body decides the fetus is not viable. Women are being convicted of murder / abortion related charges when no fetal cause of death is established. You are, as anothe
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by RajT88 1y ago
Miscarriages are spontaneous abortions. The anti-abortion laws are being used against women who have miscarriages.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Translated to English, but this is quite a quote: > Funnily enough, during the conversation, he kept making new financial offers, including what Microsoft would add to the price, for the school department, for example. They continually b
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by RajT88 1y ago
The thing which stood out to me was the office suite incompatibility statement. It's probably a legit complaint, but still potentially the fault of Microsoft. People learn how to use Excel, and the free alternative suites don't h
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by RajT88 1y ago
It wasn't about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiMux It was about many things.
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by RajT88 1y ago
We tried that. Nothing has changed since then - if anything he has consolidated more power. Republicans would have to lose a lot of seats for it to happen. Or, Trump would do something beyond the pale for the GOP. Hard to imagine what wo
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by RajT88 1y ago
I don't have kids. My wife and I chose not to. We are really happy with all the stuff we have going on that we don't have to juggle kids as well. What an amazing world we live in where we can make that choice. I think of my frie
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by RajT88 1y ago
My last company required timesheets to be submitted daily.

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