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1y ago
so they say.. perhaps they detected leaks and just doing some a/b testing now
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1y ago
examples often show the "spirit" of the invention it's intended usage if you like, which explains more what it does than name alone... also reason why I prefer wordy development notes than just a list of parameters it's
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alliao
1y ago
WFH got stuck and commercial real estate took a haircut and it's investors took a bath and the sharks moved in and want some blood with whichever way they can
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1y ago
honestly given how long ago that was I'd not be surprised if everything's completely peppered with chips... one from the manufacturer, one from inventory, one from logistic, one from corporate espionage agent, one from foreign adv
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1y ago
that is IF the technician cares enough... unless you guys have stringent regulatory/right incentives in place. sometimes tech just relies on the brand reputation and pull for 10mins calls it a day
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1y ago
crbox just build boat loads of them? everywhere you're going to spend more than reasonable amount of time is worth it. filters aren't expensive, it's either they suck it or our lung suck it the rest are just talk
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1y ago
really depends on whether local model satisfies your own usage right? if it works locally well enough, just package it up and be content? as long as it's providing value now at least it's local...
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1y ago
i've resisted iOS 18 for so long.. Project Indigo was really tempting...but this might just be the thing pushed me to update to iOS 18....
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1y ago
oh google, please get your mojo back this is correct
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1y ago
guess everybody misses software that you can tell the maker cares...
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1y ago
make fast sexy again... please growing up I've thoroughly enjoyed seeing workers tapping away at registers where it doesn't have a mouse, all muscle memory and layers and layers of menu accessible by key taps, whether it's ai
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1y ago
IS IT NOW!? last time I visited (long time ago) it was BACS, and the bank clerk told me it takes one day to "properly" register they've received my fund, one day to make sure it transferred and on the third and final day, the
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1y ago
love this... while the politicians busy angle themselves over stances on whether air filtration is required for public space during a pandemic engineers and companies come up with products and solutions ready to deploy.. it is my dream that
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1y ago
I think one can argue what the ccp supported legislatures did in Taiwan is actively endangering the existence of the Taiwanese state, the electorate either don't care or actively supports it
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1y ago
oh sorry, the context around Taiwan will always be around identity, so it's not about race rather identity. The US gets it, in Taiwan Relations Act it specifically spells out "To help maintain peace, security, and stability in the
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1y ago
toxic as usual... she will forever agree with Chinese as that's her tribe. Her criticism to the ruling party can just as well apply to KMT, they should focus on economics but no, they had to axe the budget indiscriminately like a bunch
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1y ago
the brake needs a brand new design for EV... as of now it's used so little I kind of fear when I need it it's not going to be performant. It's not simply not engineered for current EV use case where it's touched every on
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1y ago
it'd tell you what speed to travel at if you want to get to where you want to go lol, chances are they're low and just trying to get to their destination
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1y ago
who knew chatting to something that remembers everything is discerning for the masses...
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1y ago
3 different UI and styles to toggle the same thing is beyond fixing
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1y ago
have you tried PTM7950? I'm not even sure what is it just saw many swear by it
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1y ago
Now I feel old, back in my days we all hung out on IRC and we broadcast a wav file to call on friends to join game, and had crazy scripts and bots that did weekly summary, best engagement line and so on and so forth
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1y ago
does it have some kind of nuclei and have water vapour surround it? I'm guessing from impurities of burnt fuel?
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1y ago
zuck at least got this part right... got his own farm and everything
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1y ago
beats metal shavings I guess...
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1y ago
definitely one of those buy it for life type of thing, very satisfying once you get used to it, and it does take time to get used to it. the labelling is carefully designed to fade away just around the time you got to know how to use one, m
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1y ago
it used to take decades of erosion to make google search a hot mess, now that everything's happening in light speed, we get days for AI models to decay to the point of hot mess again..
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1y ago
make the apps trade with each other using cpu/memory as money lol and they earn money by usage
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1y ago
some of the modern software is slower because someone made a poor decision to fetch something from the network on the critical path of main functionality... kills me
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2y ago
my go to drink for pancreatic terrorism as of late is Dunkin Donut's Caramel Creme Frozen Coffee - Large at 172g of sugar per serving
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