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by dangus 6mo ago
You think Tesla is discontinuing the cars because they no longer serve a purpose to Tesla? Isn’t the purpose of the company to make money by selling products? Can you think of any other successful cars that are being discontinued for a simi
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by dangus 6mo ago
While I agree that at home service a convenience perk and won’t deny you that, Tesla (and Rivian/Polestar/Lucid or any of those other smaller brands) are only doing that service at home because they have to, because there aren’t s
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by dangus 6mo ago
Whoa you are bringing back some memories. And it absolutely was a magic fix. I stand by it.
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by dangus 6mo ago
The first thing I wondered after reading this article is whether there might be a scheduled task to run the permission reset similarly to how the author ran it via the command line. It seems most likely that this is some kind of bug where t
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by dangus 6mo ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/20/business/tesla-cybertruck... Although I'm wrong about it being closely enough related to the Model Y's platform to really say "it's a Model Y,"
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by dangus 6mo ago
> though I’d probably opt for the Y instead This is exactly what I'm talking about. You are not actually in the market for the class of vehicle the Model S or X competed with in the first place. I'm not actually saying they ar
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by dangus 6mo ago
From what I can see doing some quick searches the EV9 sold 22,017 in 2024 just in the US , while Tesla's global deliveries of "other models" (S, X, and Cybertruck combined, which includes over 10,000 Cybertrucks) totaled 8
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by dangus 6mo ago
Wow! It looks maybe a little hard to trust given that it’s clearly designed for older OSes but maybe I’ll play with it since my account is free tier anyway. (I guess for Linux I could run the headless daemon, I think only the standard deskt
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by dangus 6mo ago
Just don’t expect Betterbird to be way different than Thunderbird. It is better but if you don’t like Thunderbird fundamentally I’d keep looking. It’s way more work but this subject got me thinking about the idea of self-hosting the all i
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by dangus 6mo ago
This article is written with a little bit of a journalist’s misunderstanding of a topic. They seem to have done research but have strung together unrelated subjects due to their lack of expertise in the subjects. As a result it reads more l
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by dangus 6mo ago
To be honest while I’m not the biggest fan of Thunderbird I struggle to understand how this is true by any measure. The program is pretty much the same as it was in 2010 from a UI standpoint. My biggest complaints with it are that the profi
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by dangus 6mo ago
I still use Thunderbird but on my Linux system that I just set up I would like to try something else. Some options appear in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/17r3twi/best_wind... I
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by dangus 6mo ago
It’s a shame that such fantastic engineering work is buried behind a product with so many annoyances dictated by the marketing/revenue teams. I wish Dropbox would make some kind of “classic edition” that removed annoyances from their d
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by dangus 6mo ago
Iran is going to get so many of their demands met by the oil-addicted Western world. They might even get all sanctions removed. I’m not even sure Iran realized they had this much leverage before they were forced to use it.
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by dangus 6mo ago
And the deal is worse than what we already had before he blew up the entire situation for no reason.
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by dangus 6mo ago
More people need to read this NYT article. Not only is it astounding the detail and extent of these leaks from the situation room, but what you’re saying is even more true than you might realize. Netanyahu literally threw a presentation up
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by dangus 6mo ago
It’s not really ironic, tech companies are just liars and their names mean nothing. There’s nothing Meta about Meta. There’s nothing soft about Microsoft. Apple is a fruit, not a phone.
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by dangus 6mo ago
The truth is that it has nothing to do with AI. Many tech companies learned from Google that the most cost-optimized thing to do is provide zero recourse to customers. Companies that operate this way figure their customers are either so ent
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by dangus 6mo ago
> Zillow finds me plenty of 3-bedroom apartments in NYC for $2,800 or less. I plugged this filter into Zillow and got 130 rentals in the entire city, including all 5 boroughs. Listings all have the disclaimer “fees may apply.” About 25 r
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by dangus 6mo ago
Idk just seems like you’re engaging in a lot of “process nitpicks” as I might call them just to convince yourself that everything is fine in this world, to deny a reality that is very real to many people. You really don’t believe it? You ha
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by dangus 6mo ago
- Crime cleaned itself up alongside the rest of the country. NYC’s inner city crime woes were a national issue. It just happened to be a lot more urban than other areas. Computerization aided police departments greatly nationwide and especi
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by dangus 6mo ago
To me, integration with the Apple files app on iOS is critical for any Dropbox replacement (among other things).
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by dangus 6mo ago
A lot of the backend bucket providers can handle file versioning. I too would like the answer to this concern because the features page doesn’t mention it. I want to be able to handle file version history. I’m currently using Filen which I
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by dangus 6mo ago
The blog author isn’t understanding it but it’s quite simple: the product only matters in the context of large enterprise customers. The large customers still get what they want as long as the ask isn’t too big and that’s why you see new fe
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by dangus 6mo ago
It's literally in the first sentence of the article: "New York families need six-figure incomes to live without government assistance in all five boroughs of New York City, according to two new reports."
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by dangus 6mo ago
Interesting then that during that time period 8 skyscrapers were built in Billionaire's Row https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billionaires%27_Row Your first link is an opinion article from the NY Post, I would not con
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by dangus 6mo ago
It's important to discuss the reasons for the population dropping in the 1980s and subsequently recovering. It didn't experience population drops because NYC scared away the businesses and billionaires/millionaires with left-
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by dangus 6mo ago
Unless the lower half is getting by via overcrowding (living in a small apartment with a large number of roommates or extended family), supplemental nutrition assistance, rent control, etc. The common example given is how Walmart is the lar
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by dangus 6mo ago
Oops I read this wrong.
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Oops I read this wrong.

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