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boznz
6y ago
I wouldnt expect any vehicle to only work from a network connection as a lot of people regularly live or park their car outside of cellular and wifi coverage, I guess thats why they say to take your keys/rfid card with you
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6y ago
Lockdowns did control the virus in NZ, life outside of auckland still seems pretty normal. The decision to move back to level 1 wont be made for over a week when more data is in and hopefully the government will continue to focus on science
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6y ago
You can refuse a payment. but if the offer was to brake your arm or hurt a family member it would not be so easy to refuse.. scary
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6y ago
There seems to be a moral to every Old language replacement story. I am Not sure why languages are suddenly considered obsolete, I think it is that all the programmers suddenly run over to the next big thing leaving massive gaps in staff th
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6y ago
Yes CCP has never broken promises <cough> Hong Kong </cough>
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6y ago
google, facebook and twitter and any free speech platforms are banned, but non-chinese companies can set up manufacturing I think as long as there is part local control (I think I remember 50% for car companies) Definitely not a level playi
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6y ago
Sell them, People doing EV car conversions and home powerwalls generally snap them up as soon as they are listed. I doubt many go to landfill or re-cycling
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6y ago
Maybe Taiwan should make chinese sign a seperate country document for visa renewals.
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6y ago
if it comes from the same ip address at the same time i'm pretty sure it counts it too, as I sometimes get similar recomendations coming up from my other PC which has a different account, pretty sure I cant hide my porn browsing by usi
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6y ago
maybe making each like or dislike solve a small problem to remove the incentive unless you have a strong like/dislike eg a really annoying capture
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6y ago
I would only manufacture something in china if there is a part of the stack that is essential and cannot be copied. There again I would do this for any external manufacturer because you can guarantee that if your product is ever a success i
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6y ago
You can do static RAM this way eg cache but off chip is dynamic ram which is a slightly different process as it uses very small capacitance to store the charge, I also think mixing the two processes on one die is the issue cache is so smal
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6y ago
they also may be refurbished ie unsoldered off a board. that happened to me a few years back for a bunch of soic op-amps I was having difficulty sourcing.. they worked ok though.
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6y ago
Python 4 will do a much better job :-)
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6y ago
Vote with your checkbook (everyone not just the US)
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6y ago
Watch it at the movies after a few beers with some mates and you will see its not as bad as all that, watched it twice since on the small screen and like everything it looses something. Yes camp acting and dodgy physics but that about sums
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6y ago
Anyone knowing pascal will have made the jump to C# in 2006, everyone left are quite happy with Pascal, nobodies going to make the jump in 2020 IMHO
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6y ago
Not saying pascal is perfect but I haven't come across any issues with missing libraries.
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6y ago
Delphi and Lazarus compile to all the major phone, desktop web, targets but I only use it for desktop GUI projects as its the right tool for the right job. I am lucky to work for myself and have non-technical clients so dont really have to
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6y ago
went through a few bad patches but Latest Version is Very enjoyable to code in, and far superior to Delphi 7. Lazarus does a good job too and GPL
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6y ago
American Consumers have even more power, look at the human rights records of the countries you are buying products from rather than just looking at the lowest sticker price.
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6y ago
Not just the adventure for some. We use the RPI3/4 as a plug-in module to my clients range of industrial controllers because we want reliable availability, forward/backward compatibility and the most important recently is we want
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6y ago
Sounds exactly like the opening of the book pandoras star by Peter Hamilton... Lets hope the rest of the book doesnt play out too!
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6y ago
If you want your software to last remember that you also have to have a working and upto date development environment, ie your code may still work fine but if you cannot compile it to the correct target it is useless. I found this out the h
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6y ago
they are a media production and streaming company too
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6y ago
Interesting take, but Rockets to Mars are Sexier :-)
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6y ago
More importantly and relevant :-) https://www.finder.com/nz/international-beer-price-map
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6y ago
as a delphi Programmer who works next to a C# programmer we agree to agree that neither of us will ever use the others shit language, we also agree that all the other languages are worse :-)
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6y ago
I dont think this view represents the majority. My cousin and her husband work there and are quite frankly going gaga at home and chomping at the bit to go back. Although it is a big factory they work quite spaced out in their departments.
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6y ago
It's never going to look nice but I have a couple of embedded devices with a few K of memory from 15 years ago still serving pages and still working fine in google and Firefox. Nit-picking, but rather than saying "99% of browsers&
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