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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Or maybe you land in a new country, the iPhone is like "hey I see you're in a new country, want a data package?" And do you think you will always get the best prices/services compared to SIM cards sold to locals? I
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Right now I see 1 comment (yours) that says it worked fine , and way more than lists problems and issues eSIM seems to be good for the carrier (who doesn't have to ship anything or manage a database of SIMs for sale: provision on deman
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> If you are not talking about solar panels, you are not in the conversation. (!!!) You are locked in the present, and existing sources of energy that are polluting yet labelled as "green". Think about the future instead! >
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> It is vastly more cost effective to build electric transmission lines instead of gas pipelines, and crack hydrogen at the point of use No it's not. You are building in your assumption that I talk about solar panels for electricity
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Hydrogen leaked into the atmosphere is 6-16 times more potent than CO2 as a greenhouse gas Which is a problem considering how small the H2 molecule is: we can't reuse our existing LNG pipelines. Personally, I believe aerochemistry
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Have you looked at your schedule? Yes I did. And disable the eco function and other things. I've tried various combinations of settings. > I know a weirdly large number of people that don't realize their Nest has a schedul
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by csdvrx 4y ago
It reminds me of how my google nest resets the temperature range I've set, and then even within that range sometimes decides to tolerate large variations. I don't like sweating at night. I'm sure there must be a good reason,
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Regarding Trump and his immunocapitalist behavior: I understand the position of the "Great Barrington Declaration" would be to make a majority of the population "acclimated" as soon as possible. Only lock down the v
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Sadly, I kind of doubt it would even be allowed, for liability reasons Then maybe we need less liability laws? If I want to risk my life in a fun ride, and I'm ready to sign whatever waiver, I should be free to do that. This could
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Hydroquinone in particular has been banned from OTC products - see article here for some of the reasons why Indeed, and it was done has part of the omnibus Covid relief bill IIRC. After having reviewed all the evidence, it doesn't
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> At Lion Pose, we are on a mission to end skin bleaching If that's what customers want and are ready to pay for, why not deliver it to them? > Our proprietary blend of acids (glycolic, lactic, tranexamic, and azelaic) exfoliate
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> if I was them I'd just start selling off the domains slowly while I watch Twitter melt down. Why do something you know to be bad and will lead to many people being angry? Why not... be nice and helpful?
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Lame
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by csdvrx 4y ago
I like everything about it but: - the weird power cable (did they cheapen out on PD? for just 7.5W there's no need to do something like that) - the lack of exposed GPIO header (no hacking, they could have just left in unpopulated) - th
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Here DPD is best, they give you a 2h slot several days ahead and then a 1h slot on the day of delivery. This must be a joke! DPD (DPDgroup, or whatever) is borderline incompetent. I'm on vacation, and I needed a laptop. It was shi
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> TL;DR: new antibiotic candidate effective against gram-negative bacterias, which are generally resistant against most antibiotics because of their thick cell walls and efflux pumps Aren't mycins something very well known and not n
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Man interferes with Natural Course of River via engineering. Decides this was a bad idea. Solution? More engineering. Wow, an ad hominem attack on engineering? That's a very special take to have on a site calles HACKER news! Would
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> How would something like this work? Very well and very easily. You can do that even with Windows, even with different CPUs: I've ported my master Windows install from a Xeon to a regular Intel CPU on a laptop. This laptop still fe
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> A few vendors got upset that I had their name in the address When it happens, I say "this is because your company is so important to me that it has its own mailbox to be prioritized accordingly" It worked every single time :)
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Now that SGX is dead, can we please get undervolting back? It was axed due to the risks to SGX safety.
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Better: the belt clip, that also works on a backpack/purse/rearview mirror base etc. Even better: when the belt clip is not a case that can come off, but built into the phone: when it break, unscrew it, screw in another one. The u
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> There is absolutely no way some translucent face painting does that. Wow what a dismissive comment to chemistry and cosmetics. Just for fun, try take a pic of yourself with a UV camera (or just UV light with some phones), and you'
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by csdvrx 4y ago
> Edit: Great read - and your your enthusiasm for the device is getting me interested in it Just get one - it's hard to live without it now!! > but what an incredible software shit show. Microsoft didn't deliver the OS they
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Lenovo I trust. Asus, uh... not much on a 1st gen device In any case, the design is essentially the same, and I care about the form factor. Anything else I can find a way to make it work (or make a way)
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by csdvrx 4y ago
I have a X1 Fold Tablet, and it's the best device I've ever owned I like it so much that I spent time to make it work great under Windows 11: check https://csdvrx.github.io/
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by csdvrx 4y ago
I'd say just waiting for the possibility to be like actually possible? I don't know if I would call myself one, but I believe I'm just a (very advanced) piece of software. Whenever the possibility of hardware upgrade becomes
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by csdvrx 4y ago
So what? The hardware that was sold could still work perfectly fine instead of having to be trashed if only the existing drivers were recompiled, to run on a recent distribution.
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by csdvrx 4y ago
The Jetson nano being stuck on Ubuntu 18 is quite a shame...
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by csdvrx 4y ago
Maybe it's time to give up on Wayland and write something better? Just like how pipewire did all that pulseaudio was trying to achieve, and some more, while also fixing all the rough issues. Iteration seems to be the key to perfection
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by csdvrx 4y ago
It's very clear to me that Wayland will be broadly supported on the year of linux on the desktop. There 2 major software achievements may be all we need to finally get fusion (or economically efficient solar power) + economically effic

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