Tostino

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by Tostino 3mo ago
Also have a version purchased back when Notch owned. Not played since and have no access. Oh well.
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by Tostino 3mo ago
It’s like comparing the experience of buying an iPhone at an Apple Store versus ordering one online. At the Apple Store, an employee will take off the protective film and actually help you set it up properly (RDS). Running a benchmark on a
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by Tostino 3mo ago
Want to take a stroll on Google maps with me and see all the unused or underused land in the US? People don't actually take up all that much space. I just did a cross country drive a few days ago. We are not constrained on land.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
"wow look at all these options available...to limit users to only use software provided by the same corp" you are missing the point entirely.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
I'm sure he could have generated way more total energy if he wasn't trying to get get that max power.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
I'm just going to mark you in my mind as a Nazi apologist / sympathizer. You are pushing a real ugly world view there.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
I could see something like this working if you actually had a assigned human developer(s) to assist the task. There are few interesting tasks that can actually be completed in one (or few) shot and have anything usable.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
Generally fast charging has been a much harder nut to crack than fast discharge. If you have fast charging you necessarily have fast discharge in my experience.
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by Tostino 4mo ago
Are you just being intentionally ignorant here? What are you even trying to convey?
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by Tostino 5mo ago
It means I'm in the tax bracket that gets to pick up the slack for people who make way more than me but don't pay their fair share. I want a competent government who directs the funds in an appropriate way. Not one who sets up a s
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by Tostino 5mo ago
Ah, sadly the license forbids that, or even individual suit. Only arbitration.
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by Tostino 5mo ago
Screw that mentality. I already paid more than enough in my tax dollars.
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by Tostino 5mo ago
I pretty much skipped XP entirely when I was a kid. I had 98se on my first (handmedown) computer, and when I built my first machine I put win2k pro on it, because it had a debloated UI and none of that fancy animation crap. I used that unti
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by Tostino 5mo ago
Which uses the energy from the battery, so if they did that, you better not go out of town for a couple of weeks or you'll come home to a dead car.
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by Tostino 5mo ago
That is what I thought op was saying when he used the word "understood". No need to jump on people using every day language that is still easily understood in context IMO.
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by Tostino 5mo ago
So, the massive tax breaks that were given at the expense of the residents...how do you explain that away?
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by Tostino 5mo ago
But you need a lot of fluid or gas to move the heat in that radiator system, whereas solar has the benefit of extremely efficiently moving power around at great distances through wiring or integrated bus bars. And you need to get the heat a
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by Tostino 5mo ago
That's not a good analogy then. What benefit is provided by a hammer that just tells the operator (who has eyes and can see) that there is a nail under it (and I assume to swing)?
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by Tostino 5mo ago
Then why are they able to provide a 500hp gas crate motor?
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by Tostino 6mo ago
I appreciate the response! Completely understand your motivations considering the lineage, and I appreciate that you guys put in the effort for the backup plug-in system. I think you guys made the right choices for that project. I appreciat
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by Tostino 6mo ago
I thought that link was actually going to have a discussion on why they chose it. No such discussion exists.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
You identify users doing real work and implementing a project over a long period of time and train on their traces.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
I don't think that's quite as terrifying as it seems at first glance. Pretty sure they were just asking if it was safe to cook and eat, rather than it was already cooked and sitting for 6 days.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
An attempt to live forever IMO.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
Most consumer cards had faster interlinks included on them until one generations ago when they decided they wanted to differentiate their data center hardware more, And remove the inner links that have been on the cards in various forms for
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by Tostino 6mo ago
I'll admit, I was tricked by him too. Disillusionment started in 2016-2017 for me though. Just because a someone goes and lies to the public as easy as he breaths, doesn't mean he ever had any convictions.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
Tech bro leadership never cared about the environment. You are thinking of two different groups of people.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
I just put the new popos on my laptop and am still running the old version on my primary desktop. Agreed that Cosmic is not quite ready for prime time yet, but it is pretty impressive the state it's in for how new it is. Haven't h
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by Tostino 6mo ago
So you don't view the genocide that's happening right now as bad? Or the US support for it? Noted.
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by Tostino 6mo ago
With battery prices, at this point, it makes no sense to continue investing in ICE technology for consumer vehicles in my opinion. Thank you, China. It could have been the US that brought this tech to market and tried to make it affordable

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