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dangus
10mo ago
I think the VW ID buzz is probably the closest thing you’ll find in the US. Ignore the crazy high MSRP, they are selling poorly and you should be able to get one brand new or lightly used one in the 40s. I think in a short couple of years t
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dangus
10mo ago
What I didn’t like about TP-Link Omada was their weird requirement for a separate controller hardware thing, or running a controller server thing. If I remember right. I ended up with the OpnSense box plus Zyxel APs. The Nebula cloud offeri
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dangus
10mo ago
Google and Meta are private companies who can ban anyone they want for any reason. What happened to African Stream seems entirely unrelated, at least in terms of the outcome. It seems like the fact remains that Red Media is the only media o
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dangus
10mo ago
Which isn’t even really that prohibitive because Chinese vehicles beat Western pricing by five figures. Plus, all the sensor equipment is made in China anyway. There’s almost certainly no way to have it manufactured in the US. On top of tha
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dangus
10mo ago
One of the issues with the 16 is it’s just a way worse value proposition than the 13. The 13 is great. I’d even go as far as calling it a good deal, cheap even, especially if you DIY and bring your own memory and storage. The 16 just gets b
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dangus
10mo ago
Respectfully, you brought it up. Now when pressed on the issue YOU brought up you pivot to saying "I'm not here for that" and "I'm just stating facts." You were clearly trying to make an argument to say that th
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dangus
10mo ago
You still haven't explained who is on a sanction list and why, so I really don't see how your argument is anything more than vague anti-EU sentiment. It sounds like you're talking about Red Media, which I had to look up on my
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dangus
10mo ago
macOS and OS X are split on this graph, and “Unknown” could be anything? This might actually show Apple install base close to 20%.
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dangus
10mo ago
Apple outsells Lenovo, if that puts it in a different perspective.
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dangus
10mo ago
Why don’t you go ahead and finish your argument? The EU is hypocritical, and the restrictions on freedom you see in Russia are actually way less extreme versions of the exact same laws in the books in Europe. Europe did it first and Russia
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dangus
10mo ago
Next time you make an argument like this you might want to try to make one that isn’t easily debunked by a quick google search: https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/en/2023/01/07/belgians-to-skip-jai... Belgia
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dangus
10mo ago
Isn't Apple currently disincentivized to make features because they don't even allow competing smartwatches to access a basic feature set on iPhone? You're basically saying Apple would be disincentivized to innovate on the Ap
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dangus
10mo ago
Global Mac marketshare is actually higher than the US: https://www.mactech.com/2025/03/18/the-mac-now-has-14-8-of-t...
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dangus
10mo ago
It's actually closer to 20% globally. Apple now outsells Lenovo: https://www.mactech.com/2025/03/18/the-mac-now-has-14-8-of-t...
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dangus
10mo ago
I run OpnSense, Wireguard, hooked up to third party WiFi access points, and I had to do a lot of configuration and work that I wouldn't have had to do if I had just bought Ubiquiti equipment. I did save money, a really significant amou
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dangus
10mo ago
This setup came from the era of Windows running basically everything as administrator or something close to it. The whole windows ecosystem had us trained to right click on any Windows 9X/XP program that wasn’t working right and “run a
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dangus
10mo ago
Is that something Linux needs? I don’t really understand the benefit of it.
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dangus
10mo ago
Yes! This is exact what I was referring to.
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dangus
10mo ago
Then idk why they say that most laptops are bad at running LLMs, Apple has a huge marketshare in the laptop market and even their cheapest laptops are capable in that realm. And their PC competitors are more likely to be generously specced
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dangus
10mo ago
Yeah, any Mac system specced with a decent amount of RAM since the M1 will run LLMs locally very well. And that’s exactly how the built-in Apple Intelligence service works: when enabled, it downloads a smallish local model. Since all Macs s
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dangus
10mo ago
There are also things like Dolphin actions/addons (I forget what they’re actually called) that you can add so you can do a conversion with a right click. They basically consume the libheif command line tool so you install that as a pre
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dangus
10mo ago
Yikes. If I was an investor that statement would be a red flag on your decision making capability. fetchai.app, $65 renews at $23/year obtainer.net, .dev, .app, .tech, all available at standard prices retrieveragent.io, .tech, .app, .d
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dangus
10mo ago
I don’t see any discussion about complaints from the British in this thread.
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dangus
10mo ago
I think it’s somewhat disingenuous to ignore the trend direction. The Netherlands has a longer history of monarchy under their current government (present monarchy founded 1813) than North Korea (current government established 1948). Does t
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dangus
10mo ago
How many years does it take for that influence to expire? In 40 years many/most of the people involved in the old system aren’t even alive anymore. That would be like blaming me for the Gulf War when I was in diapers.
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dangus
10mo ago
Seems like self-help slop with a flawed argument. This idea of optimizing for less suffering is logical. A boring corporate life is by all accounts sensible. Is it boring on Monday? Yeah. But not knowing where your next meal is coming from
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dangus
10mo ago
Windows 11 came out FOUR YEARS AGO. It’s time to let this subject die. They’re harassing you because in not too many years, connecting your computer to the internet on their OS will be dangerous. They’re trying to save you from yourself. An
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dangus
10mo ago
ChatGPT without a login is basically a 5 minute free trial with no integration with any other system besides web search. You get bumped down to a way worse experience almost immediately and the login nags are so strong that logged-out use i
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dangus
10mo ago
Erm, do yourself a favor and run over to your preferred news search engine and step in “Firefox AI”
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dangus
10mo ago
Nice ad. Love your 2004 disemvoweled company name.
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