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by esskay 2y ago
The core one doesn't have a heated chamber. It has a fan at the top that regulates air leaving the chamberm hence "active chamber heating" rather than "heated chamber" in their marketing materials. The heating is do
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by esskay 2y ago
If you need something to hate on them (and they absolutely deserve it for way more than just this, it just stands out as an obvious one) - they put adverts in the start menu, and they were still present in Windows 10.
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by esskay 2y ago
Solutions are already being made for spent nuclear fuel, no reason why that wouldn't apply in this scenario. In fact its massive overkill for this particular situation but still an option if its needed: https://www.youtube.c
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by esskay 2y ago
I assume you're referring to what the upgrade guide refers to as "Backward Incompatible Changes". If so reading through the list I can't see a single one on there that has a major impact, in fact I'd wager that 99%
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by esskay 2y ago
> From historically just adding features whenever to know adding hundreds of breaking changes per minor release. Should be noted that it stopped being the case close to a decade ago now. Since PHP 8 things have changed a lot and it'
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by esskay 2y ago
The trick is to use the same provider. I did it with the Expedia api for a while. At the time they were using AWS so running it on Lambda made it very tricky for them to do much about it. They were hardly about to block all AWS IP's an
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by esskay 2y ago
Touchscreens are perfectly fine on phones, tablets etc. But for something like a car it takes a special kind of idiot to implement a touch only way of controlling things like heating/ac, volume, etc. Even for certain audio controls it
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by esskay 2y ago
Sightly different comparing a cms to an entire programming language. A more apt comparison would be your career being entirely focused on Umbraco or OpenCMS rather than dotnet or java.
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by esskay 2y ago
They were threatened with legal action from Matt so have essentially shut down and replaced it with that, from the sounds of it Matt tried to go directly to the domain registrar and isp to identify its owner (apparrently githubs still too h
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by esskay 2y ago
Hardware aside they've still not found a purpose for this thing to even exist. They should've come out guns blazing with a ton of content for it. Most places would've paid game developers to make games for it (actual games, n
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by esskay 2y ago
400k made, sure. Sold? Not likely given we already know they've got a lot of stock. 400k sold would mean they are sold out. Likely closer to half of that. Dont forget they're still launching it in other countries this year, so the
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by esskay 2y ago
MacRumors isnt the site it once was. The amount of clickbait crap on there has gone up significantly. Very much on its way out. Dont bother trying to discuss that on their feedback forums though, its an instant permaban for even suggesting
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by esskay 2y ago
The library is tiny, loads of popular titles just dont show up. Those that do it gives truely awful recommendations for. Example, "Big ideas for small businesses" by John Lamerton - specifically chosen as its a UK focused small bu
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by esskay 2y ago
Yep this will be the reason. And lets not forget that Bezos was able to find and recover the Apollo 11 Saturn V engines from point nemo. If that was relatively simple you can bet plucking a freshly dropped entire starship from the indian oc
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by esskay 2y ago
To add to that he is now violating their trademark by still using their name, branding and logo, all of which are registered trademarks. The copy you download still has all of these in. Way to speed run wiping out trust in your product. Any
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by esskay 2y ago
Just need to find someone with ~220pb of storage and the ability to increase that by approximately 50% annually forever more.
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by esskay 2y ago
If this happened it would be great, but I hold out little hope it'll ever actually happen.
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by esskay 2y ago
> Why aren't retailers suing? Because Amazons wiped a lot of them out, and the ones that remain are either doing the same thing, or stand zero chance of comign out of it anything less than bankrupt. Amazon for all its convenience ha
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by esskay 2y ago
Traffic lights are sort of a 'patch' on them. They usually start off without them, they realise theres flow issues that prevent people coming out of one junction, and its going to either be too costly or impractical (space is a ma
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by esskay 2y ago
Similar with Hemel's: https://www.google.com/maps/@51.7458345,-0.4742799,3a,75y,21... The map/diagram helps people not familar, the only really complicated thing is making sure you get in the right lane, and
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by esskay 2y ago
I do love how on streetview they've caught what looks to be an accident on it: https://www.google.com/maps/@44.0108294,-88.5835298,3a,75y,5... That being said that looks like a pretty decent and standard setup for
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by esskay 2y ago
Signage exists. Plus the vast majority of times painted ones are used in areas where almost everyone on the road knows how it works, and within minutes of it snowing a very clear outline of the path cars have taken would make it abundantly
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by esskay 2y ago
Surely drivers know what Yield means though right? I guess the US might need yield signs at a roundabout given not all drivers will get the basics of how they work. There should never be a stop sign on a roundabout, the whole point is you&#
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by esskay 2y ago
Nobody in their right mind would ever class that as a roundabout. You dont stick a high speed road directly through a roundabout. An actual roundabout DOES solve the tbone issue.
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by esskay 2y ago
Hemel's is much more fun to drive around though, it's bigger and has the traditional lack of signage and faded lines as a bit of an extra challenge.
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by esskay 2y ago
Reminds me of being in 6th form and listening to Radio 1 on my iPod. Those used to support FM just fine!
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by esskay 2y ago
> I’ve never had this happen so far. What makes you think it’s likely to happen? You've either been lucky, or just havent noticed. Spotify used to be really bad for this, instead of it greying out in your library they used to remove
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by esskay 2y ago
This assumes you work on the principle of continuously buying new music. If you're someone with a library of ~2k songs and that doesnt change in any real way for years on end it probably doesn't stack up as well, especially when c
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by esskay 2y ago
What stops it getting more intelegent? That's litterally its primary aim. Its only limit as to how quickly it does that is hardware capacity, and I'd be shocked if it didn't somehow theorise to itself that it can and should e
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by esskay 2y ago
Matt, with the greatest of respect - shut up, and get off the internet until this is over. You just keep digging the hole and making things worse for yourself. In this instance, you are not the smartest guy in the room, and anything you say

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