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2y ago
Not to mention talk about "survival skills" as if that should be normal in a highly wealthy western country in a highly wealthy city. That's shit you talk about in developing countries.
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Lol, no google isn't out to get you rightwingers. Their only "agenda" is quite leaked at this point, it's to push ads. The more you have to dig, the more ads they get to show you. The more times they can show you ads, th
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2y ago
>I'd just search Reddit. You forget something. Reddit's search engine has historically been absolute dogshit. In fact there was a short time period it just opened a google window back in the day because they struggled to get it
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2y ago
The marketing carrier, aka the one with the airline code on the ticket becomes liable for certain things in most countries. Codeshare is one way who is responsible is known to outside parties immediately. It also impacts automatic luggage t
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2y ago
Search is going to be dead because the majority of results will soon be AI generated drivel boosted through SEO.
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2y ago
A bubble doesn't mean the underlying demand/industry doesn't exist. It means there's a mass over investment and over spend in companies trying to serve the demand at the time.
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2y ago
Glut still costs $$$$ to run, electricity isn't cheap at that scale.
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2y ago
Death is a medical problem, terminal disease really. Stopping aging stops death.
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2y ago
Known "issue" since day 1. It's a feature.
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2y ago
Microsoft uses a Windows derived host OS running Hyper-V for the VMs. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-b...
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2y ago
The public T&C is for small businesses. Any large business is going to be negotiating very different terms which are not public.
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2y ago
I'm sorry but even Linux requires frequent security updates due it's large ecosystem of dependencies. It's more or less required by every cyber security standard to update them just like windows.
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2y ago
And cheap both short and long term. Microsoft has 10 year lifecycles you don't need to pay extra for. Linux you need IT staff to upgrade it every 3 years. Not to mention hiring engineers to recompile software every 3 years with the dis
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2y ago
I'm more confused because I have never, ever encountered a lift that wasn't just some buttons or joysticks on a controller attached to the lift. There is zero need of more computing power than a 8-bit microcontroller from the 198
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2y ago
Small companies get the shitty generic license. Big companies negotiate liability terms.
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2y ago
Showing yet again that the executive class only fails upwards.
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2y ago
NYS is fucking obsessed with rolling its own everything. It has its own shitty equivalent to login.gov sso that's buggy as hell and even can cause you to duplicate accounts with no deduping possible. They recently launched their own mo
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2y ago
Funny because Broadcom is where IP goes to die in general lololol.
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2y ago
HMD is basically former Nokia executives and employees though.
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2y ago
Hilariously, the windows boot manager supports dual booting as well. So one can use it instead of grub to dual boot.
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2y ago
I mean if that's your fetish.
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2y ago
Medical student enrollment is controlled by quota dictated by the AMA cartel.
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2y ago
Nah the House GOP are about to defund the free tax file system.
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2y ago
Certification requires testing in a specialized lab that has a special anechoic chamber along with equipment that runs tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars. You also need an engineer or highly trained technician to run the
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2y ago
You clearly never wrote a Fizz Buzz enterprise grade application ;)
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2y ago
I can produce 3 inch or smaller segment displays for 30 cents a pop with up to 50 segments. At a MOQ of just 10k You can't touch that with TFT/LCDs. Not to mention the current consumption of a segment LCD display is measured in mi
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2y ago
Affinity 2.4 supposedly added more support for RAW including some Fuji cameras.
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2y ago
They don't require Google Play Services. They require the Google Play Store to distribute apps. Even Microsoft Intune has no options to simply deploy apps directly (by taking the installer permission) but instead has you provide store
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2y ago
RKPI/ROA uptake is now at 50% which is pretty significant increase in just 2 years. https://radar.cloudflare.com/routing Unfortunately BGP will probably be mostly solid in a few more years. At least solid enough among
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2y ago
The tech sector in general went through 2 decades of growth. Smartphones didn't even take off until just about 12 years ago. It isn't just the interest rates but the fact the entire sector was the wild west for the longest time. N
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