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by donor20 3y ago
Toyota had the most real world electric drive train miles, regen braking, battery mgmt etc etc. I thought for sure they’d move Prius to an extender model maybe, phev earlier etc etc. instead it was hydrogen endlessly- the amount they spent
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by donor20 3y ago
Microsoft lost the plot with their app frameworks for local apps so electron not so bad and gets you cross platform
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by donor20 3y ago
A new tam finds a “huge” overcharge. Most AWS billing is automated - I think a bit more detail would be helpful on this huge overcharge and refund. For new folks maybe run it up to manager early to figure out approach / insure understa
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by donor20 3y ago
Huh? When you buy or install windows 12 they will ask you to agree to the subscription terms. You don’t own windows even now in most cases
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by donor20 3y ago
They have by far the longest support historically compared to the rest of the ecosystem. It’s not even close. A while ago my parents bought an android device that SHIPPED one version behind and was never updated. Totally pathetic. I’ve seen
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by donor20 3y ago
WAN failover is not fun with ipv6 - npt doesn’t solve things because prefix lengths are variable. You end up back with NAT with basic networks again but with ridiculously large address space. Firewall rules a trickier- you need to both let
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by donor20 3y ago
Somehow people have polluted and/or the assistants are too stupid to play well known songs from voice prompts. You get weird covers with clearly synthesized backing or random crap. It’s honestly weird. The covers shouldn’t even be on s
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by donor20 3y ago
IPv6 is such a massive headache it’s kind of mind boggling. I used to be super enthused - but it is absolutely less useful and more annoying than it’s worth.
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by donor20 3y ago
This feels like an ivory tower take. I worked at a job reentry program. The difference in outcomes between those working hard and those not looked pretty stark to me. Ignore the billionaires. Focus on what you can control.
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by donor20 3y ago
Absolutely not. Tor is chock full of stuff I don’t want to be associated with from spam to worse. Where possible you can block tor traffic, abuse management on tor is pitiful
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by donor20 3y ago
To connect to a non local data source you need to pay 3,000 for enterprise version once you exceed CE limits plus maintenance- a bit too much - wish they’d put that level a bit less
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by donor20 3y ago
Doesn’t seem like a global outage - where is this headline coming from?
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by donor20 3y ago
The iPhones sat capabilities from AAA to emergency rescue have diminished some of the emergency benefits and inReach some others so something like this would be great.
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by donor20 6y ago
Hyper / mega / etc all are hype up type words Blockchain - tons of hype A ton of techno folks build products that do privacy / security but don't really have a use case or user base perhaps (outside of the unsavory types
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by donor20 6y ago
A pyramid may work with a wide flat basin at edge, especially if core material is moderating itself (vs just separating).
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by donor20 6y ago
And you frankly have no clue. Let me clue you in on a few facts. Retail stores are not paying upfront. Name a single major retailer that does this. I've yet to hear of a single one doing this. Amazon is a bookstore. Go to any other boo
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by donor20 6y ago
Umm. - Do an in warranty battery replacement (within 1 year) - Pay a repair shop or apple for a new battery. - Apple runs one of the most comprehensive recycling and trade-in programs out there. Every store offers both trade-in value for de
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by donor20 6y ago
The key issue is that currently, any warehoused shipments will INCREASE ultimate required throughput rather than decrease it, because most holiday shipments need to arrive before 12/25, and the curve of shipments is increasing not decr
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by donor20 6y ago
Especially because airpod competitors with replaceable batteries will be singificantly heavier, significantly less waterproof and may be more costly for similar functionality. Non replaceable batteries, non upgradeable memory etc is all a t
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by donor20 6y ago
You don't understand what is happening. UPS made this mistake once and is not going to do it again. For business customers, accepting a package and failing to deliver for the holidays is WORSE than accepting (a la USPS) with no limits
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by donor20 6y ago
I got the message "unforseen circumstances / returned to seller" on a recent purchase for tracking. The seller refunded the package automatically which was nice. Then it still showed up.
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by donor20 6y ago
That's not totally true. They do support scheduled shipments for folks like Apple where the items are shipped but held to insure basically a global US delivery date for most packages in the batch. But this is pre-planned, normally at w
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by donor20 6y ago
Reality - these folks don't need to "do this now". Yes, Visa may need this. Guess what, 1TB+ of transaction data paying 30 center + 2% PER LINE - you'll be able to afford to do something reliable and scalable. Folks don&
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by donor20 6y ago
If you want to talk put a headphone in the outer ear, and you can still talk softly to each other. Headphones are super immersive sounding. And if you have the pros, you set them to transparency mode. You can still talk, but kids won't
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by donor20 6y ago
I just got an apple TV and I laughed when I saw that. Even better, your phone can act as the remote, your airpods can paid (I've heard) etc. Other than iphone I'm very late to apple's world, but as I get older, I just love th
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by donor20 6y ago
Who do you trust (brand wise) to get it right. Does someone get it right? I'm sure, but my guess is if you did brand survey's, people would KNOW that apple gets it pretty right, and most players don't. That's partly beca
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by donor20 6y ago
It's amazing to me how many folks seem to have no clue about what folks value in the apple ecosystem. Call folks fanboys (I use windows / linux all day for my job by choice). Do your "solved problem" bluetooth headphones
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by donor20 6y ago
Exactly this!! Seriously, bingo. And the idea that Google "didn't know" this is total garbage. Google's advertising business is not a neglected corner of the business. Given so many sites run google analytics - google ca
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by donor20 6y ago
If you advertise on facebook you don't care too much about reported numbers. It's add spend in, conversions out. The facebook targeting back 2 years ago at least, amazing. There is a niche for hyperspecific advertising and faceboo
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by donor20 6y ago
My high school they made me the IT tech support. I ran between two campuses and was called out of class regularly. Novell Netware, Windows 3.11, some BBS stuff? The only thing I didn't do was AV work. I took my "job" very ser

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