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by gib444 7mo ago
What does the full story look like in your preferred approach? Regarding releasing for example
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by gib444 7mo ago
All apps can do that right
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by gib444 7mo ago
You can surely trust the wolf in their brick house knowledge
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by gib444 7mo ago
Same! Closely followed by 'cat' lol. 'type' just doesn't register in my brain
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by gib444 7mo ago
No. "Slower" is not the same as "different functionality". In fact, "find" is guaranteed to be more correct. And more widely available.
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by gib444 7mo ago
Ouch. Just one credit card change per account? This is one of those levels of monitoring that only gets put in place after such an event. Eg whole subsystem analysis - the change card feature being used 1000s of times (well, proportional to
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by gib444 7mo ago
Nice! What location, equipment and total investment?
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by gib444 7mo ago
Yeah a lot of noise in there. Zooming in on the COVID price spike and then recovery trying to suggest it was renewables - nice try. Fact is if you zoom out 20 years Spain's prices have trended up. Your link just proves my point that wh
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by gib444 7mo ago
A 3.7 year ROI would be incredible (and fairly uncommon AIUI) South facing?
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by gib444 7mo ago
I don't mean this lightly: you absolutely can not trust the average Brit to safely install these on a balcony. If they think they can get an ounce more sunshine, they'll hang it over the edge, badly
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by gib444 7mo ago
Where's the annual revenue for context? Those numbers are almost useless alone.
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by gib444 7mo ago
What kind of apps do you build / industry etc?
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by gib444 7mo ago
Luxury! Oh we used to dream about rolling around like billiard balls
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by gib444 7mo ago
> Microsoft is seriously the worst offender in shoving AI down everyone's throats. Microsoft will always be a company that pushes things on people rather than building things that attract people. It's in their DNA.
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by gib444 7mo ago
OP should be glad a new time unit wasn't invented
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by gib444 7mo ago
> mountains of turd all over the streets for other people to walk in. That's on the owner. Btw cats shit everywhere as they roam freely, not dogs. (House cats are uncommon here) > Slobbering beasts that bark Owner (training) prob
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by gib444 7mo ago
That's Numberwang!
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by gib444 7mo ago
> Ironically, the winners are Russia Where's the irony if that was the plan?
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by gib444 7mo ago
CCTV with audio is a line that should not be crossed, but as there tech is there, they just can't resist
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by gib444 7mo ago
> It's getting to the point where a user needs at minimum two browsers. One to allow all this horrendous client checking so that crucial services work, and another browser to attempt to prevent tracking users across the web. Every t
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by gib444 7mo ago
And have absolutely no reservations about making such an obvious statement on a public forum
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by gib444 7mo ago
Ah I see. So the original claim you responded to: > EVs are great if you're wealthy Was in fact, not "bollocks" in your case.
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by gib444 7mo ago
So just a ~£400/yr saving at 10,000 miles, excluding capital investment (assuming 40mpg, £1.45/L). Though if you just do stop-start in London 30 mpg would be more accurate, so ~£1,000/yr in savings. How much was your car (or,
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by gib444 7mo ago
> This isn't the nice future we were promised, with clean electric cars and plentiful renewable energy. This is the future of late-stage capitalism and the enshittification of everything. /Exactly/ this! The UK is all abou
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by gib444 7mo ago
That's exactly what I was referring to by "public chargers" and you know it. And yeah sure, who travels right? lol > Charging off grid power at 8-30c/kWh Nice how do I get access to this 8c kWh electric for 0 EUR cap
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by gib444 7mo ago
Yup it's only the quite well-off round here with EVs. Who would want to pay 60-90p/kWh at public chargers!?
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by gib444 7mo ago
How much per kWh are you paying and how many miles per kWh does your vehicle do?
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by gib444 7mo ago
Let's hear your solution to the mess.
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by gib444 7mo ago
Ah yes the standard "<excuse>...just be patient, any day now it'll get cheaper" response we've been hearing for years I'm NOT against renewables. I'm NOT pro fossil fuels. I'm against the dishonesty
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by gib444 7mo ago
If so they must have very low domestic electricity prices (according to many people who continue to claim renewables = lower prices!) Oh, wait, they don't. At all

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