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by chrisjc 4y ago
Right, I get that. I just wanted to make sure that the lawyer's fees are covered in the settlement, or would a settlement include a final FU you that you now have your claim, but you're potentially out of pocket paying the lawyer
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by chrisjc 4y ago
So if they decide to settle once you get a lawyer involved, does the settlement include both the claim and the lawyer's fees thus far, or just the claim? I'm sure that the answer is "both of course", but just want to hea
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by chrisjc 4y ago
> existing middle management, customers, and supplier relationships Not sure if dealerships falls into your list somehow, but I imagine they have to be one of the most challenging aspects of dealing with this distruption. You have hundre
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by chrisjc 4y ago
but dwindling... https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/ford/2022/0...
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by chrisjc 4y ago
As unlikely as it may be that that old diesel engine gives out, but if it does and if you love your '88 enough Ford sells an electric crate motor. https://accessories.ford.com/products/eluminator-mach-e-elec... (a
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Ah yes, now I recall! I had concerns that Vertx was bundled into that portfolio too, but RH to rescue again.
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Probably an insignificant detail when considering the entire portfolio of subsidiaries and services under VMWare, but I guess there are some pretty notable projects included in this acquisition. Especially from the Pivotal portfolio such as
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Absolutely. I think DuckDB's future is bright and excited to hopefully work with it in the near future.
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by chrisjc 4y ago
What are some potential long-term liabilities we might see in choosing to adopt duckdb today? Obviously there will be a desire to monetize this project, if not for the very simple reason of subsidizing the cost of its development and mainte
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by chrisjc 4y ago
I was waiting for someone to drop the Arrival name. A year or less back, Arrival news seemed to be everywhere but lately they seemed to have dropped off the map. Perhaps they're heads-down, focusing on deliveries and new applications?
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Person from GB: "how about a little tea?"
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Not that I proclaim to have any idea how to answer any of these questions, but there is something about the question of time that I can never get past. And I feel like it's similar to what you're saying? What happened before the b
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Came here to ask what the DSL was. Thanks for pointing that out. Never heard of DBML before... looks somewhat interesting. Any other DB DSLs worth recommending?
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Same... however, it's also the time that I actually get a chance to do things without being interrupted.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I get that light-bulbs need to connect to receive control commands and get firmware updates, but I'm wondering what other things might there be to worry about here? Collecting usage data, sure... Amazon Sidewalk has been brought up a c
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by chrisjc 5y ago
A great solution while it's an option... however think about where this can/might/is going. - Ethernet over HDMI - TVs with modems - Ambient/background networks like Amazon Sidewalk - Existing open networks
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Are you suggesting that devices connected to a network that has blocked their MAC can still make DNS requests?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> Monitors are now starting to go smart. This an understatement! I recently watched a review for one of Samsung's new monitors and it turns out you don't even need to connect it to any source. I don't just mean media sou
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> just a smart TV where the online bit is a removable stick on the back You're absolutely right. And I've personally capitulate to this reality... The way that I see it is that there is really no way around this problem except
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Of course both the TV and media player need to be ethernet-over-HDMI enabled as well. And if you want to be able to take advantage of all the latest visual and audio advancements, you'll probably need to use one of the latest cables th
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I don't disagree and think you're absolutely right for pointing this out, but I wouldn't claim (not that you did) that the bucket of those that were ill equipped to understand the financial responsibilities of owning a home i
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> some of our devs have already moved up the coast... How do they do this and stay connected? I remember seeing a guy that did this in a van while subscribing to multiple wireless providers. But as far as I am aware Australia still doesn
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by chrisjc 5y ago
What is this stack that you mention, and what is it for?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
To anyone that just bought a new/newish house with only RJ-11/phone outlets installed... Pull off the face plate and check to see what kind of wire they used. Chances are that it is cat-5/6/7/8 and you MIGHT be able
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I'm far from an economist myself... but there is relevant debt beyond individuals' debt. There is national, foreign, state and city, etc... an argument could be made that some of this debt is even exported abroad. Inflation, might
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I think it's in their interest since they're using crypto as an "investment" rather than a means to exchange goods and services. Moreover, it's probably hard to envision as an issue as long as it works to their adva
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Probably, but part of the point they're probably making is that they can spend the time normally used for the commute to take the walk.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
More of a reason for those that used to commute to take some of their reclaimed time to take a stroll/exercise during their normal commute hours... maybe even doing some of the things they would have done in the car or on the train lik
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by chrisjc 5y ago
What does Tesla use? (searching the web doesn't seem to yield a consistent answer) Most of this thread has been focused on how Fuchsia will supplant Linux on Nest, Android and ChromeOS devices. However I immediately think about it will
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Sort of similar experience... Not that I was heavy drinker in the first place, but something strange related to alcohol started to happened to me during lockdown/covid. The very thought or taste of alcohol makes me sick and if I do dri

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