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by donor20 3y ago
This undervalues I think what Apple has delivered vs Microsoft and Samsung/android et so. With windows you will be spammed in various tailored experience ways through notifications and search, random apps come pre installed on windows
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by donor20 3y ago
Having made some major efforts with ipv6 makes you appreciate ipv4 - a few visionaries built something that worked amazingly well. Kind of mind blowing that the experts out there on committees came up w the dumpster fire of ipv6 - the pain
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by donor20 3y ago
The proof will be in the pudding. The headline does not restrict this to specific models. I’ll be impressed if they actually update old models. If it’s another go forward promise - I’ll be a bit skeptical until they actually deliver for a b
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by donor20 3y ago
Ahh - makes sense - high amp cables get insanely expensive
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by donor20 3y ago
You can cross fill and use separate storage - their new locks already use this - but my understanding (possibly wrong) was old locks may not have been using all possible options - it’s a cost / benefit trade off
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by donor20 3y ago
One note - they don’t pump water out and back into the locks from a neighboring storage. They flush the water. Each ship needs like 40 million gallons? Maybe title should be insane wastes of water forces authorities…. :)
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by donor20 3y ago
The other phones cos need to build up better reputations. It’s a slow process I think. No carrier mobile service manager. No bloatware especially hard to uninstall bloat like Facebook on Samsung devices. Better spam control - iMessage blue
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by donor20 3y ago
I’ve sold, worked with real (not dropship) businesses that sell and a customer. As a seller going through multiple channels if you are selling books for example - Amazon basically pays - many bookstores slow pay, even distributors can get w
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by donor20 3y ago
Startup stock can get diluted to hell during a non amazing acquisition. So founders and key staff (3-4) sometimes get a deal structure that rewards them for doing a year or two at buyer
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by donor20 3y ago
They do take backup offers. We got our place that way. We didn’t want to beat the winning bid, but had a no contingency offer. We let them know if first fell through we’d still be interested at our price with a quick close. Someone missed s
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by donor20 3y ago
Can you tape the ends red and black in this case? I thought there were some provisions for options there in case you had some super heavy cable but wrong color
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by donor20 3y ago
Funny how the article talks about Amazon using contractors - at least around here FedEx ground looks very similar staffing side - but article didn’t mention that
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by donor20 3y ago
Anecdotally here fedex is the worst just for stuff getting stuck for crazy periods with no movement
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by donor20 3y ago
I find FBA / the logistics side great. In urban areas they are running multiple deliveries a day and reliability / speed is crazy good. So I feel like they are delivering well there. Oddly it’s the seller / brands / mark
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by donor20 3y ago
There is no chance of unlimited http even - otherwise startups would free ride that for their video sites etc
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by donor20 3y ago
every / Netflix / porn site etc would use the unlimited free http traffic service if they could. I’d start a YouTube competitor. At some point if you use a lot of bandwidth you will get a call. So unlimited http traffic is a lie.
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by donor20 3y ago
Unlimited free is almost always a lie.
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by donor20 3y ago
Fantastic! I’m assuming you can wal replay on the incremental to get right where you want
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by donor20 3y ago
Yeah, it’s weird. If you understand batteries you understand why they did this. iPhones last longer already and are better supported than many android phones so apple has a history with longevity in their phones
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by donor20 3y ago
I’m curious why apple didn’t just let folks turn this off if they were so upset. Their phones would have died and apple would get another sale. Make the turn off permanent- once opted out no going back. Off all the “gates” this one seemed a
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by donor20 3y ago
Exactly- do these companies realize how annoying this stuff is? Same issues w volume licensed windows 10 - it comes w garbage. Everything you tough it seems gets stuffed w this crap
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by donor20 3y ago
Having just fought a vendor for months to cancel a service - how do others not realize that long term the apple approach that builds trust will actually pay off? We had three people working to get cancellation done. Customer service /
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by donor20 3y ago
A returned unopened item can be sold as new
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by donor20 3y ago
But nvidia isn’t pulling this crap. You don’t get one old version immediately dropped. So another choice is to use nvidia. And cuda support covers a large number of their cards. And event recent releases cover a good chunk
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by donor20 3y ago
I really like that you can prototype on your own consumer level card - the rocm stack has not matched that historically and has over promised and underdelivered for years now.
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by donor20 3y ago
apple did initially want to build on what they saw as the best fab - Intel. unlock the power Intel would bring for their phone. But they had some design objectives focused on user experience (power/cost) and Intel didn't see the v
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by donor20 3y ago
Interestingly for open source is the statement by Redhat on the call that multiple leaders were terminated and held accountable for not following DEI guidance on hiring. Depending on political point of view either something to celebrate or
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by donor20 3y ago
Having been through this two major reasons. they never talk to users. Seriously it’s crazy - you think it’s bad in industry - govt is wild. A bunch of folks 10 levels away decide on things. They will literally never even do one click in a d
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by donor20 3y ago
They squeeze you on some various fees - you can rent an office, never use it, and be charged a 300 or 400 cleaning fee etc. you get charged a separate fee for access to coffee etc. pricing isnt online you work w a salesperson. Square footag
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by donor20 3y ago
Are they the ones doing Bard? I’ve got a ChatGPT subscription but interested in trying googles product but it says my workspace hadn’t enabled bard yet

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