ZekeSulastin

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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   That’s why you ideally have a city with a good public transportation schedule - it’s not like having a car makes your transit planning immune to external factors anyways.
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   Apple is one of the companies that helped design USB-C and have been using it for everything except iPhones and AirPods for years now.
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   It’s amusing that you’re getting downvoted when that was the entire point of forcing Apple to standardize on USB-C like the rest of the electronics industry.
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   I mean, the entire reason the Asahi team are able to do what they do is because Apple isn’t stopping them at all (in the context of laptops/Mac Minis at least). It’s just that they’re not doing anything to help them except for mainta
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   I know Cruelty Squad was made in Godot, but I’m not sure it’s quite the best game to showcase general 3D FPS viability ;)
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   Yeah, 2,000 sold (~50,000 over the last year) out of ~3,200,000 still held, under a trading plan filed in May.
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   I wonder if the base A16 simply doesn’t support USB 3 and they weren’t motivated to change that - the 14 Pro/Max last year was still limited to USB 2 after all.
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   The same thing you did ten years ago when they got rid of the 30-pin cable?
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   by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

   I imagine most people - especially those not using the Pro models - only care about universal charging. I think I’ve connected my iPhone to my PC for data transfer maybe two or three times since I switched ~six years ago, and even on Androi
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    You’re not going to want to do much gaming with the nouveau driver vs the proprietary driver, and nouveau’s support for newer nvidia GPUs is limited.
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    I remember reading about the provider Griddy that did exactly that - gave customers the wholesale rate for power. Then the 2021 winter storms hit with the price peaking at the limit of $9 per kWh ...
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    Haven’t read the release, but I imagine they’re referring to each component (i.e. iCloud, Music) as a separate subscription even if subbed to by the same user bundles notwithstanding.
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    A bunch of places in the US have added additional percentage fees in lieu of raising their marked prices (someone in another thread mentioned an “employee wellness fee”, for instance).
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    The easiest thing to do would be to just try it as long as your distro packages or otherwise manages the nvidia driver (which PopOS does). I don’t use desktop Linux anymore, but when I had a 2060 I dual-booted it with Arch (btw) and it work
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    It does exist, it has been approved by the FAA, and you can go buy the STC right now if you want[0]. The incentive is that 100LL has been banned by at least one county[1] with states[2] trying to follow (although the AOPA successfully neute
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    As noted in the post, Nitro users do get enhanced functionality for things like file upload sizes and streaming quality; I imagine that more intrusive better functionality than that would cause a much higher uproar than avatars or emoji, an
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    Are we reading the same HN?
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    by ZekeSulastin 3y ago

    Reddit has an account setting to hide NSFW-marked content from your feed and search results, so people will mark “distressing” content NSFW as a crude opt-in.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    I thought this whole lawsuit stemmed from the brief window of time where the IA removed that restriction.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    Have you given Tridactyl a shot?
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    I thought GrapheneOS specifically drops support for devices once Google does - they even mention on their FAQ* that the Pixel 4/XL is only still getting releases as a stopgap for users until they can go buy a newer device. * https:&#x
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    (Beaten to it, woops) One of the major upsides of a credit card is that in the case of fraud, mischarge, etc your bank account isn’t affected while you get things sorted. From what I understand many debit cards do have fraud protection of s
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    They do support software tokens - I use that method - but it’s a bit of a pain[1] if you want to use a TOTP program other than Symantec :( 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28231146
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    I kind of feel like there’s more replies that can be distilled down to “If you prefer anything over Linux for any reason you’re just dumb”, honestly.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    I thought a large part of the Chromium argument is that Google et al would be able to just put “use Chrome” banners on their site and provide a worse experience for other browsers.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    I know :) That was in response to “… this card can be used on any computer …”
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    Physical compatibility aside, sticking a large rigid adapter supported only by the port into a laptop seems like a great way to damage the port and is still clunkier than a standard dongle with a cable.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    That isn’t a thing in DLSS 2.
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    Here’s the PCMCIA version Causi mentioned; I had one of these back in the day: https://the-gadgeteer.com/2006/07/27/newton_peripherals_mogo...
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    by ZekeSulastin 4y ago

    Wouldn’t those corporations just purchase the commercial license MongoDB offers, though?