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by flutas 3y ago
> Only real difference is Firefox, is that turns out nicely on iOS I might try the other side again. Note: this only applies if you're in the EU. Everyone else still gets Apple's webkit.
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by flutas 3y ago
Might be able to find pogo pins that small. That would be my best idea (if they're available).
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by flutas 3y ago
> They've been expanding massively here for the past 10-15 years or longer. Yup, in my state they basically bought out ALL of the old Bed Bath and Beyond leases and are converting them to Aldi supermarkets.
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by flutas 3y ago
I've thought something similar but the reverse (if I'm understanding you correctly). Using simulation to train a DIY spot on something novel and see how good I could get the performance in the real world. Of course that's a d
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by flutas 3y ago
> I’m not aware of another case of this sort of thing (relevant flight recorder data being overwritten) happening in recent years anyway. Got me curious how often this happened. Last example I can find of a CVR being overwritten and not
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by flutas 3y ago
> Root cause analysis isn't the only reason: it would be good for pilots to have this case study, as well as analysis on how systems responded to the abrupt change. Yep, could be used as a "this is exactly what you do in this s
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by flutas 3y ago
> failure to re-register deprives you of a sticker you'll need to keep from being pulled over. So in that sense, the system coheres. anecdata, but in my town of 60k people, any one drive I do I couldn't even count on my hands t
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by flutas 3y ago
There's a difference between removed and removed from the front page. IIRC: Mods can downrank a post so that it doesn't change anything for users, aside from the fact it won't be on the front page.
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by flutas 3y ago
To jump in and even clarify a little... > A majority of the time, landlords just use that number to advertise. It isn't even that loose, RealPage REQUIRES landlords use their price 80% of the time, and requires landlords to get ap
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by flutas 3y ago
> Watch weren't more than $300 The first Apple Watch started at $349 for aluminum/small screen. Living in LA at the time, I know a lot of people that coughed up the extra ~$250 (so $599 total) because of the implications of hav
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by flutas 3y ago
I've had both happen unfortunately too. Click the X, it instantly asks you for your password to update. Click the X, it for some reason decides that means it needs to open the Software Update settings screen. (and no, I'm not acci
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by flutas 3y ago
Incase the site goes down (as someone has noted once already). Backup Mirror Archive https://archive.is/gPxwR
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by flutas 3y ago
Not to go all achstuushually on you, but it's even worse. You can only deduct 10% the first year. Every year after is 20%, then year 6 is a "make up" of the last 10%. So year 1 would be $90k now not $80k. > Because of th
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by flutas 3y ago
> How difficult would it be for Tesla to implement ANPR and upload every number plate spotted together with GPS coordinates, to a central server? Realistically, probably not hard at all. Car already has "enough" (debatable) pro
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by flutas 3y ago
> Or only store recordings locally That's already the case for what he's talking about. Owners manual for that: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-F311BBC...
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by flutas 3y ago
Yeah, not sure what that guy is talking about. Sentry mode (aka cam on while away, and detected using accelerometer and visual cues like you said) doesn't upload footage. AFAIK, the footage upload was a data sharing toggle, and the vid
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by flutas 3y ago
> Shopify Is a flat fee structure? Basic: $39/mo Shopify: $105/mo Advanced: $399/mo
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by flutas 3y ago
Honestly, all this tells me is no matter what big tech wins. Have a great idea and patent it? Well who cares, they'll steal your tech and courts seemingly will let them. All comes down to who has the money for better lawyers.
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by flutas 3y ago
One of their examples includes a screenshot of the prompt. Looks like they would ask about a specific article either under the guise of being paywalled or about critic reviews. > Hi there. I'm being paywalled out of reading The New
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by flutas 3y ago
I don't know about floundering either, but Bambu has absolutely changed Prusa, but imo it's for the better. Prusa now has ads (spending on ads, not embedding them in their devices), and a marketing budget, and sends review printer
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by flutas 3y ago
The toolchanger on the XL has a problem where the tool heads don't like up properly/accurately all the time. Current community solutions are slamming the toolhead into a printed block after every toolhead swap. A lot of experience
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by flutas 3y ago
And where is required mentioned? Stop being completely obtuse and actually read what you're trying to refute before making a comment out of your ass please.
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by flutas 3y ago
Again, just like every car company ever says? Check the links above. Everyone recommends rotating your tires every 5-10k miles.
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by flutas 3y ago
And where is inconsistent wear mentioned in there?
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by flutas 3y ago
> Translation: Teslas, not sure which model you looked up, have such bad suspension and stearing that tires, ubder regular use, worn down inconsistently. Which shouldn't be an issue in modern cars running proper tires and tire press
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by flutas 3y ago
> No one is making you use Knowbe4. My company is, but that's me being pedantic. What I meant "we had to be enrolled in a service" in the "any company that provides this service" and was just giving the current c
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by flutas 3y ago
You have to unplug the giant router and plug it back in like South Park did. https://giphy.com/gifs/southparkgifs-l0Hlwi7KzoajIJTI4
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by flutas 3y ago
In my mind, probably either Panasonic Avionics or Gogo. If this debugging is true... I'd guess Panasonic from experience working there. Things like an office scavenger hunt usually took priority over actual work.
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by flutas 3y ago
At least for the company I work for, to maintain our insurance, we had to be enrolled in a service (KnowBe4) that does nothing but: 1) produce shitty AI voiceover "please don't click email links" videos 2) randomly email, tex
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by flutas 3y ago
Toyota, Ford, Dodge = Safe language in a recall document Tesla = you talking out of your ass

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