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by a96 4mo ago
No, every means every. You have a tiny tiny fragment of every protocol that could ever exist or even of the ones that do. And you can't even potentially do many real protocols on an ESP. It's a tiny tiny subset. I'd suggest b
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by a96 4mo ago
> to read this story, sign in OR start a free trial.
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by a96 4mo ago
One would hope it's automatic, but no. There may be two or three sets of books you need to fill in many places.
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by a96 4mo ago
Most of Europe has social security and reasonable health care. Cities even have working transit systems. Living costs are massively different. I expect the costs in India will also be. Not that it means you'll be raking in a lot of sur
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by a96 4mo ago
It clearly is not. Also the tone of this comment is at odds with site rules.
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by a96 4mo ago
But there is a non-zero chance that the false blocking can happen without any human intervention.
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by a96 4mo ago
Macos absolutely has incessant random popups everywhere. Not exactly the same kind, of course.
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by a96 4mo ago
Ahem, https://neomutt.org/
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by a96 4mo ago
My notes say: No IMAP or other way to export emails, they're trapped in the service. CEO is a Trump supporter.
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by a96 4mo ago
A lot of providers don't give you imap anymore or it's an extra cost option. SMTP also comes with a ton of traps because of spam fighting measures. Also monopolies and mobile devices and skill issues.
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by a96 4mo ago
Absolute BS. Wear parts are the parts that move and EV batteries are notoriously long lived unless they're Broken As Designed (Nissan Leaf).
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by a96 4mo ago
POWER still exists? That's kind of neat. I had a POWER 1 rs6k way back. Almost wish I'd had room to keep it just as a sort of museum piece. The processor was several chips on one or two large PCBs IIRC. https://en.wikip
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by a96 4mo ago
Qualcomm makes life difficult for anyone who has to deal with them.
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by a96 4mo ago
Mercedes changed to the IR key in maybe turn of the 90's. The plastic blob would be used to turn the ignition like before, but the locking part was electrical (optical). There was still a metal key that could be pulled out and used on
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by a96 5mo ago
I've never heard of it and, if I were to guess, that might be one of the reasons.
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by a96 5mo ago
I'll just keep rhyming it with Jorge (-o).
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by a96 5mo ago
Funnily enough, it's homework that is supposed to teach the ability to do hard and boring mental work for long periods. There's not enough time or peace to do that in class. And if you don't learn how to work hard, you don&#x
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by a96 5mo ago
Yes. Sadly also sounds like something a lot of teachers would say. Or have said in my time, in a different context. But I wouldn't be surprised if things still haven't changed for the better.
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by a96 5mo ago
No.
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by a96 5mo ago
My view so far: I haven't done a brand new install in a few years, but it's possible to run macos (not ios) without an account. You can't use the store, but it doesn't try to sell you things all the time either. Siri can
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by a96 5mo ago
It tastes funny with kool-aid.
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by a96 5mo ago
8 GB (not bits) should be fine for light games. Was on the M1 mini at least. But that thermal cliff might come up surprisingly quick with modern graphics on even something that looks simple on the surface.
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by a96 5mo ago
Also the port you plug an adapter in will still be just as fragile and just as taken up by a charger.
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by a96 5mo ago
Essentially anything is lighter than a web browser.
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by a96 5mo ago
Yes. That was the clearest and most sensible part of the article. It literally falls off a (figurative) cliff and that's exactly what a writer would have pointed out 30 years ago.
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by a96 5mo ago
Magsafe is a also massive help in avoiding fragility. I think older ones lacked that for some reason.
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by a96 5mo ago
I wouldn't recommend any hardware, let alone a more expensive version of something, if my experience with it was a catastrophic failure like that in early age.
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by a96 5mo ago
But only on M1, maybe M2. There's sadly no sign of any future after that.
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by a96 5mo ago
And Asahi seems to have been M1/2 only and nothing since then, no matter what the timeframe.
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by a96 5mo ago
Do. Not. Open. That. Port.

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