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by esskay 4y ago
Not sure they'd need to go as far as removing the IFE completely, but a vastly more simple and cheap system could be used instead. Airlines still rely on those massive clunky boxes under each seat, plus a server rack which adds a fair
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by esskay 4y ago
It's vastly smaller than what most airlines have installed right now for KU band. Those things are huge.
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by esskay 4y ago
Not sure that can be said as a blanket statement for the whole of Europe. In the UK SMS isn't common at all anymore.
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by esskay 4y ago
I do have to wonder if Copilot will last. It's going to become a legal minefield and I can't imagine for a second that Micrsoft will want to be in the crosshair for another antitrust case.
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by esskay 4y ago
Hi Ryan, thanks for posting here. So I had something similar happen to the OP a couple of days ago. I'm on friendly terms with a competing codebase's developer and have confirmed the following with them, both mine and it are close
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by esskay 4y ago
No mater how good Firebase or any of Google's cloud offerings are I could never trust them enough not to just decide to pull the plug one day like they eventually do with every product they launch. They've made themselves untrustw
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by esskay 4y ago
Turned it on to hear someomne playing Never Gunnu Give You Up through the radio...
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StabilityAI have hijacked the StableDiffusion Subreddit(old.reddit.com)
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by esskay 4y ago
Probably wasn't helped by Bezoz being a grade a dickhead when Shater was trying to open up to him after they landed.
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by esskay 4y ago
Requiring you to provide a dedicated parking space would be a non starter in the UK. There's just no land for that. Your dedicated parking space would end up being miles away from your home. The issue as shown in the streetview image i
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by esskay 4y ago
Many do - and for those of course they can fit a charger. Terrace houses in major cities often do not have any form of allocated parking, it's all on-street. You'd be sued pretty quickly if you dangled a cable across a public foot
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by esskay 4y ago
I think what makes it worse is the "No, piss off" attitude of their forum team when anyone asks for an update, followed by locking the thread.
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by esskay 4y ago
The UK for one, and I dare say most of Europe. Our nations are vastly older than the US and were not purpose built for cars. Many here have on street parking, you can't dangle a cable from your house to your car (which may not be outsi
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by esskay 4y ago
I'd never, ever trust Google with something important. At some point everything closes. That being said Sadias failure was only partially the Google closure effect. It ws a terrible business model. Had they gone down a Gamepass style s
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by esskay 4y ago
I'd love for someone involved in the USB naming standard to come here and explain why being on coke when deciding on names is a good thing.
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by esskay 4y ago
In reality its going to be 10+ years and it'll be more than 20k. Thats assuming they actually release it, they seem to be collecting a pretty large list of vaporware right now. Cybertruck and Semi for example which seem to be stuck in
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by esskay 4y ago
It's pretty hard to get excited for self driving from Tesla. So many of Musk's claims (i.e almost all of them) have turned out to be complete bullshit. They're seemingly still years away from full autonomy, despite him consta
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by esskay 4y ago
It was only a matter of time. It is a Google product after all. It's basically their thing at this point. "Hey look at this fantastic new service from Google" should be met with "No thanks, they'll close it and I&#x
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by esskay 4y ago
I wish more projects existed like this for other manufacturers. It really bugs me that you buy a "smart" tv knowing full well they've already dropped support for it and wont release anything other than essential bug fixes. Hi
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by esskay 4y ago
Honeslty I'd rather they just did as minimal programming as possible. Slap an open api on all cars and let carplay/android auto/any other piece of software have access to said api to do as they please. The longevity of in car
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by esskay 4y ago
Buying Afilinity would 100% lead to antitrust.
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by esskay 4y ago
He must know his statement is pointless. How many times have we seen big aquisitions with promises not to mess with things, only for it to happen a year or two down the line. You don't drop 20bn on something to let it sit at it's
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by esskay 4y ago
I dare say they will be autonomous for a year. Then Adobe will want some ROI and start slapping creative cloud crap into it. I'd imaging it'll be added to the CCX launcher pretty quickly and made the only way to download it. Thank
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by esskay 4y ago
This just makes me mad that we never came up with a newer ethernet standard that allowed for smaller ports. I know it creates a ton of compatability problems but its just so unnecesserily huge when you consider its only 8 pins. You could ha
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by esskay 4y ago
Out of interest what did you replace G Suite with? All the paid options I've looked at cost more and/or have shockingly poor spam protection.
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by esskay 4y ago
Quite refreshing to see a major JS project not pulling in a billion requirements in it's package.json file!