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by dawnerd 2y ago
The only way to reduce piracy is to make access easier and cheaper - something the music industry figured out. Sure music still gets pirated but its a lot less.
872.
by dawnerd 2y ago
And yet content will still be torrented within hours. It’s always the honest consumers that lose.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Yep but in our workflow we’ve never deviated from 16px base. The comments in the code are purely to help when translating designs to rem in particular with tailwind.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I mainly use copilot for its ability to figure out patterns. It’s pretty nice when working with frontend code with tailwind. Not perfect but has sped development up a bit. One thing I like is if I put a rem size in css and wanted to comment
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by dawnerd 2y ago
That’s only part of the problem. They’re specifically investigating claims Elon made himself where he said the car drove itself without human input. He’s repeatedly made claims like this.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I agree it's a tricky problem to solve without agreements in place governing it. The airline industry seems to have settled on you follow the laws of the destination country. Ships in particular though do everything they can to abuse f
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I thought ships were a little different since they can just follow the regulations of their flagged country and skirt a lot of rules.
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by dawnerd 2y ago
I haven’t checked but how do they handle streets if the signs have two different spellings? There was a street growing up that was spelled two different ways and I still don’t know what the right one was!
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by dawnerd 2y ago
Which is weird because I have yet to find something that truly doesn’t work. What are these folks doing that they have to switch back. I’m guessing it’s they just don’t like how Firefox does things.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Yeah nothing about my Tesla is mature technology. Every update is a couple steps back. Every design revision is cost cutting and feature removal (in the name of simplicity of course). We still don’t have auto wipers that work.new still don’
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by dawnerd 3y ago
The apps are there. The problem is still hardware. Pass through, although decent in perfectly lit rooms, is terrible. Long term comfort is another issue. Apple really should have spent more time working on a better strap. The fov is far too
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by dawnerd 3y ago
> But it's also not Tesla's responsibility to nanny people It literally is. > Self-driving systems shouldn't need all these "are you paying attention" bells and whistles. It's not self driving at all. Tha
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Add in cars being totaled out a lot easier due to "efficiencies" in manufacturing making the cars disposable and of course rising natural disaster events that flood/burn cars.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Tried a few queries and was surprised how fast it responded vs how slow chatgpt can be. Responses seemed just as good too.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
They’re ignoring the time to cure and process resin prints though so doesn’t seem all that fair.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
I’ve had mine for over a year and it displays basically the same values my other sensors show. Not sure it’s that big of a problem.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Sad part is Tesla had this and it was great and people bragged about it.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Exactly. Delta makes it easy when flying with multiple people to accidentally scan someone else in your parties pass. Happened to be before where my sister used my ticket and boarded but when I scanned it flagged that it was used. I just pu
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Had a flight where the pilots on multiple announcements said the wrong destination and I was about to jump off. I knew I went through the right gate but definitely confusing. Pilots caught their mistake and had a good laugh.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
You can’t trust those Tesla influencer YouTubers. Tesla is well aware of the popular channels and go out of their way to fix their specific problems with their routes. They even sent a team out to fix chucks left turn.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
I’ve used FSD since the first invite beta and this version has been a step back for me. Multiple break checks on the freeway, incredibly bad path planning through intersections where it just switches lanes mid way through, random turn signa
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by dawnerd 3y ago
I think most of us here know that but that’s not how it’s being marketed.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Whats abuse is taking advantage of the fact that copyright law is complex and knowing that they don't know they could go after you. I think we're in agreement that the current copyright system is a joke. It's too complicated
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Except it’s not fact checking and answers can’t be relied upon as fact. It’s creating an answer which to the machine seems correct.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
I have a feeling it’s because mastodon isn’t built to keep your eyes on the platform - people are more willing to click out to read linked pages.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
As a counter point feels dirty to abuse photographers not catching NC for you to profit.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
should add that it might not be a requirement at every location, but the last one I rented at it was. Plus side they did make sure the car was fully charged when I rented it at least.
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by dawnerd 3y ago
In the early days it was nice: being able to supercharge and be charged the actual cost, return the car with any SoC so long as it was enough the return facility could get the car to a charger, had the adapter included. But it all changed w
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by dawnerd 3y ago
Thankfully the local pizza place here still has their own drivers and it’s only a two dollar delivery fee. Totally fine with that. And everything always arrives fresh and fast and I know where and who to complain to and I know the drivers a
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by dawnerd 3y ago
I'd argue it's actually the people paying interest covering all those rewards. Credit Card companies know they have a high percent of people that don't pay off every month - especially travel focused cards.

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