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by bronson 1y ago
Smaller pools are slower.
92.
by bronson 1y ago
Then he would have asked the other pilot why the engines are shutting down. It seems a lot more probable that he glanced at the switches before asking such an explicit question.
93.
by bronson 1y ago
Firefox never took off.
94.
by bronson 1y ago
That would have been a good post if you'd stopped at the first paragraph. Your second paragraph is either a meaningless observation on the difference between static and dynamic linking or also incorrect. Not sure what your intent was.
95.
by bronson 1y ago
Because of the difference between: "Congratulations! You flew 100,000 miles with us!" "Congratulations! You spent $100,000 with us!"
96.
by bronson 1y ago
Until 1994, the year of the first software-only recall, maybe. Things have changed. Heck, manufacturers were issuing service bulletins to fix the fuel maps in their cars in the 1980s.
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by bronson 1y ago
Sure, it's an inherently fuzzy concept, but that hasn't mattered much until now.
98.
by bronson 1y ago
Sure. Gare du Nord handles thousands of train movements per day. Shinjuku Station is even busier. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinjuku_Station
99.
by bronson 1y ago
From recent news it seems unlikely these guys are interested in behaving rationally.
100.
by bronson 1y ago
To intimidate. To scare into silence.
101.
by bronson 1y ago
No, but this is close: https://www.wis-tns.org/object/2024ass
102.
by bronson 2y ago
> This also make the core feature of bootstrapping Linux on new hardware more difficult. No, Rust is currently only for drivers that aren't on that hardware anyway. You can continue to build and use the kernel without Rust just fine
103.
by bronson 2y ago
Other than the massive profit?
104.
by bronson 2y ago
That might be it. Re-running the race on an iPad results in ElementX winning handily. What's funny is that Discord is scrolling smoothly and elegantly, while ElementX is stuttering and floundering and looking pretty bad graphically ...
105.
by bronson 2y ago
Pixel 9. Here's an example: GrapheneOS General is mirrored to Discord. Open both and start scrolling up. ElementX shows the spinner for 3 seconds at a time, Discord spins for 1/2 second or so. Go ahead and race them, it's not
106.
by bronson 2y ago
Yes ... my matrix.org account is still many times slower than my other chat apps and there's spam everywhere. It's not a great experience. I'm really hoping to see Matrix go big but it feels like there's still a long way
107.
by bronson 2y ago
It appears he's reaping processes.
108.
by bronson 2y ago
The opposite. Everything must be in /nix.
109.
by bronson 2y ago
"just a hobby, won't be all big and professional like gnu" If a project serves someone well, then it's competitive for that person.
110.
by bronson 2y ago
unnecessary flexibility brings unnecessary bugs
111.
by bronson 2y ago
The same way missing mobile feels so nuts that it's gotta be deliberate.
112.
by bronson 2y ago
Auto racing? Even has telemetry.
113.
by bronson 2y ago
Kind of? Right now it feels like it's glued on the side and a good proof of concept. It takes a lot more panning and zooming than it should. But it DOES work, one-way: you can see your friends' locations but they can't see yo
114.
by bronson 2y ago
So why is basically all ransomware paid in Bitcoin?
115.
by bronson 2y ago
For the near future, more like info on safe abortions. Or union organizing.
116.
by bronson 2y ago
A hedge fund bought some assets out of bankruptcy and now the locations are basically off-brand cell phone stores.
117.
by bronson 2y ago
Coding is a solitary activity? Switching everyone to a new environment is hard. Also, "Google sunset their project really well" is damning with faint praise.
118.
by bronson 2y ago
Using the Jellyfin webui on AppleTV without even installing an app works decent. There’s a dedicated AppleTV app, which works great for a month, then reliably forgets its credentials. I use it, but the kids don’t want to learn how to type u
119.
by bronson 2y ago
Jellyfin of course spends the money on ingredients that go into the project: “if you do want to help us cover some operating expenses like our VPS hosting, domains, developer licenses, metadata API keys, and other incidental expenses, check
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by bronson 2y ago
OpenEVSE does.

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