abenga

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by abenga 7mo ago
We've had this ever since Corporations were invented.
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by abenga 7mo ago
What vast improvements in ICE? From 20% to 40% efficiency?
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by abenga 8mo ago
> support the people who care enough to use your project. You make that sound like they are helping the developer. The help is going the other way, it seems to me.
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by abenga 8mo ago
If consumers stop buying gas guzzlers, the impact of personal transportation on the climate will reduce. Are you suggesting the 1% controls the minds of the 99% to do things that are harmful to the environment? Past some point, there is at
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by abenga 8mo ago
Your car and fellow road users' cars generally have your life, your passengers' lives, and other road users' lives in its hands while in use.
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by abenga 8mo ago
Someone somewhere knows though.
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by abenga 8mo ago
Implications are straightforward. You are giving unfettered access to your digital life to a software system that is vulnerable to the normal vulnerabilities plus social engineering vulnerabilities because it is attempting to use human lang
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by abenga 8mo ago
Overprovision solar and add batteries for the night, then. Whatever amount of money and effort is required to make space data centers feasible (launching, cooling, etc) cannot possibly be lower than just building solar powered terrestrial d
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by abenga 8mo ago
Why not use the unlimited free energy on terrestrial data centers then? You can use solar power as we speak, no?
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by abenga 8mo ago
It's probably straightforward for someone who works with it. For a newb like me, it needs effort to understand. I think unit files are self-documenting and straightforward to understand the first time you see them.
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by abenga 8mo ago
Probably not, but it looks a hell of a lot harder to understand than a unit file.
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by abenga 8mo ago
Does that matter?
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by abenga 8mo ago
The X people are the Wayland people, it's not an external occupying force.
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by abenga 8mo ago
What's the actual reason then?
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by abenga 8mo ago
There's Farmcraft101 if you are interested in DIY builds and repairs. There was a series of videos repairing an excavator from scrap to finish, and he is currently doing a series of videos adding hydro generation to a pond. Interesting
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by abenga 9mo ago
Your publisher probably did. (Figuratively speaking, it always seems to be publisher corpos getting the money in such cases).
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by abenga 9mo ago
If I want to buy a four-door Toyota sedan, I could buy a Prius, Corolla, Camry, Crown, or Mirai (not even counting Lexus or Century models), diluting each model's car sales, while overall vastly outselling Tesla. Ditto for cross-overs,
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by abenga 9mo ago
You are assuming everyone knows everything about things that were released in the past. At least some of us are learning about this today.
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by abenga 9mo ago
For me, it's the knees. When everyone is leaned back you can't even comfortably use a tablet to read, while I can comfortably sit upright for a few hours (of course taking a walk from time to time). The person in front reclining t
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by abenga 9mo ago
Leaning back doesn't help knee room, the person in front leaning back actually reduces it by the seat back leaning against a tall person's knees.
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by abenga 9mo ago
If I understand the target of your snark, Gnome shell on my machine uses 172MB of RAM, if I sum all other gnome-related stuff (gdm-wayland-session, gjs, gnome-session-service, etc), it's 200MB. Hardly GB. You don't have to lie to
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by abenga 9mo ago
How would they pay for the infrastructure required to support all those users? I can't stand ads, but when I was younger, no way would I have paid for YT Premium (though to be fair, ads are much, much worse now).
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by abenga 9mo ago
What proportion of its revenue is from fashion?
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by abenga 9mo ago
Easy to have the best selling car when you sell very few models across your range. Other car companies "dilute" sales of individual models because they have multiple slightly different models targeting different price points in th
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by abenga 9mo ago
There has been a slump in EV demand in 1 country. Everywhere else, it's growing.
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by abenga 9mo ago
I'd very much like a crash in one tab not to kill other tabs. And having per tab sandboxing would be more secure, no?
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by abenga 9mo ago
Is there a straightforward way to have one-process-per tab in browsers without using significant amounts (O(n_tabs)) of memory?
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by abenga 9mo ago
It isn't affecting (and historically doesn't affect) the "different group" though. That's the point.
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by abenga 9mo ago
> Should every car owner personally optimize the CO₂ emissions of their car? They can if they want to, maybe by buying a car with lower/zero emissions at the point of use?
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by abenga 9mo ago
Probably thinking that if it appears China is getting global dominance in energy production/energy storage/car manufacturing, the West would block imports out of political and economic expediency. Like the current US administratio

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