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djanogo
6y ago
I think kotlin is ugly hack, if you take away the superficial syntax (?) it will start showing ugly side. I think it only gotten popular because of Googles push due to Oracle Java lawsuit.
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djanogo
6y ago
I was thinking about Firefox development quality while trying to figure out why the f does Firefox CPU usage fluctuate between 1 and 5% with one background tab open and only one plugin installed (containers). The same URL when opened in saf
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djanogo
7y ago
The QR code you scan is stored in app's db, you can use generic scanner to get the code and save it on paper or another encrypted DB or extract them from the Google Auth app SQL DB - if you have root access.
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djanogo
7y ago
If you share more personal data then they can make it more personalized. /s
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7y ago
I don't think it's just about tariffs, BMW and MB have been exporting cars from Germany to US for a LONG time, if the tariffs are reciprocated I am sure it's not that a big deal to just pay them. I think it's more about
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djanogo
7y ago
Toyota is also doing this now, they began collecting data all 2020 models with TSS 2.0. They started insurance offerings to generate $$ off of this data, toyotaims.com.
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djanogo
7y ago
Even without openpilot the TSS should have alerted you to brake. On a recent long trip (24 hour drive) TSS 2.0 by itself made the driving stress free. It seems like comma is extending the boundaries of TSS by a little bit beyond what Toyota
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djanogo
7y ago
Move fast and break things during major holiday sales. I wonder if some new holiday sales feature that was supposed to go live caused outage.
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7y ago
I assume Walmart order of Tesla trucks might also be in jeopardy considering they decided to go to court over these fires?
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7y ago
They stole data for years and didn't try to blackmail the companies for money. What other possibilities do you deduce?
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7y ago
So much bias, had this been liberal news media coming out with quotes from Google employee on how they plan to stop Bernie or Warren, then shit would have hit the fan. This post would have had 1000's of comments on why Google should be
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djanogo
7y ago
I have the same confusion, whenever I see something like this I answer it myself as, two different teams doing just enough to meet their yearly goals.
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djanogo
7y ago
Google's standard business - Give it for free or almost free, push competitors out of business, then use your data for ads.
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7y ago
Steam is Valve's only business, if Steam shuts down that mean whole company is in trouble or about to go bankrupt or bought out. Google can shutdown Stadia because VP changed or Director got promoted to another part of business and nob
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7y ago
The screen time feature lets parents control kids iPhones/iPads through content ratings, I am sure it would be relatively easy to extend it to kids feature. Also kids Apple ID would have the age info.
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7y ago
Do you collect any stats for overall ads blocked?, I wonder how much $$ damage you did to Google finances since you launched your extensions on Chrome and Firefox.
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djanogo
7y ago
You can always quit Firefox process and reopen it again, unlike Chrome, Firefox doesn't auto load all tabs again, so this will kill any scripts running or monitoring in rest of the tabs. This almost always solves my issues.
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djanogo
7y ago
It's conveniently leaked through Chinese website, I assume through multiple VPN's. He don't trust to leak through US bloggers or journalists anymore.
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7y ago
Most people have Google and Amazon accounts and indirectly shares also, but lot of us are very critical on them on other hand Tesla owners and share holders seem different, they are out get anybody who questions that company or their dear l
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7y ago
I think Porsche Taycan is a bigger threat as it will target Tesla's high profit margin cars. I would assume people who spend 80-120k for cars would prefer Porsche dealerships and service, while Tesla sales and service centers are inund
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7y ago
I have said this to my friend, so far all autopilot accidents resulted in Tesla drivers death, but there is a person out there, hopefully not a child, whose car Tesla will ram on autopilot and their death will put an end to this stupid adve
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7y ago
That's not at all what I am referring to. With Android you are basically carrying Google's (play services) remote monitoring device. For $150 device (whichever company subsidized that device) you are the product.
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7y ago
I get down voted often for saying iPhone is cheaper, like the old man said, price is what you pay and value is what you buy. Android and Google are expensive.
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7y ago
I think insurance rates are reflecting this, the Geico quotes I got so far for same coverage/6 months(300/300, $1k deductible), all these cars are about $40 - $45k. 2019 Model 3 - $530 2019 BMW 330i - $370 2019 Lexus ES 350 - $335
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7y ago
And she is worth so much for just being born to somebody, didn't any skill to be rich, she might as well be an accidental impregnation.
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djanogo
8y ago
Getting "paid under the table" might too much of an accusation, but Musk usually only accepts interviews from people who like him.
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8y ago
I don't blame him, he needs to increase the value of inventory at hand for next quarter results, making Autopilot standard for extra $2k makes results look better.
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8y ago
"putting everything in a single touchscreen is a cost cutting measure being sold as trendy BS" this, I am amazed at number of people (mainly investors) who think this is a _feature_ and something other OEM's envy. Even the da
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8y ago
Not really, people who emigrated to certain European countries with more socialist economy try to get out of there, all my friends who moved to Europe left after 4 or 5 years, all 7 of them are in US now.
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8y ago
One constant thing in every country is there is always a narrative among certain percentage of population about how shitty their country is, America is no different, usually the people who feel this way are not nationalists. If you immigrat
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