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5mo ago
I'm wondering, isn't the system of the 2 doors opening facing each other dangerous? Like I mean, isn't there a risk of the driver slapping or pinching a passenger that is boarding while shutting his door without taking enough
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5mo ago
Exactly what you need to buy and use apple products...
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5mo ago
I can easily guess also that at the beginning they were more thinking like a research project that they could create something but would like quantum computing today, not really of real world used. And one things started to become real, the
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5mo ago
Also, that is the kind of corporate PR articles that are made to be quasi copy/pasted by journalists.
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5mo ago
It is the same company that want to stop SMS 2fa to force you to use their shitty authenticator app.
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5mo ago
This Anatoli forum moderator looks like to be quite a very bad user representative. I can understand that they wouldn't reply to the user but the way he replies is aggressive and would motivate me more to insult AMD and co that have a
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5mo ago
As always is some countries and especially in European ones. When citizens have to face the consequence of harmful data mining and sharing behaviors, it is ok because the officials are profiting of it. When it is the officials that have to
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5mo ago
At a grand minimum, they can still your wifi password and intrude your network from the street any day they want.
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5mo ago
China is there when there is money to make or resources to grab, but in the last decades never helped any one else than themselves.
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5mo ago
What is odd is that a very small side business somehow unrelated to the main activity that is manufacturing toilets, suddenly become the activity providing the main income of the company.
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5mo ago
Maybe also because they don't release proper specs?
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5mo ago
Anthropic models are well used for coding and similar tasks, and mostly through their own tooling as they are pretty aggressive limiting other usage. But I don't see their models being used that much through api for all the application
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5mo ago
They reached the ceiling on money they could milk from the biggest companies in the world, so now its your turn. I might be wrong but I think that the one selling will make a lot of money and the one buying will be hurt like never...
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5mo ago
In my opinion, Wero is harmful and the comparison with Visa and Mastercard is moot. Wero is not and will not be a card network will all its features so not a real competitor. Also, currently the perfect alternative for european is instant t
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5mo ago
Gemini 3.5 is an increment that doesn't Worth an event and mostly on par with what competitors are doing with a huge price increase. The rest kind of already exists, died and is reborn multiple times already. Like the smart glasses. An
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5mo ago
One day they could decide to suddenly block your account for no reason they would like to communicate to you or just you lose your password. And then you will be screwed very hard with not recourse...
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What I miss a lot is to be able to have a kind of "virtual" android running in a cloud instance. That could look legit to Google to not be restricted by integrity check and all. But there I could share access to my single instance
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5mo ago
Something I noticed with long term windows user is that like victims of stockholm syndrome they are very often encountering weird unsolvable issues with windows but when you ask them they will tell you that everything is working well for th
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5mo ago
There is a good old time, before rust and go mindset ruined everything pushing people to wget|bash --install random crap on the spot, when experienced people used to rely on linux OS distributions like debian and co to source package and li
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5mo ago
Unrelated to Plaid, openai use stripe for payment and it is a real pain in the ass. For example, when you travel in Asia and needs to use your card to pay for your account, that is European, the transaction will go on to be accepted by the
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5mo ago
With very good daylight, Hypersmooth of Gopro is ok, but as soon as the conditions are a little bit less than ideal, watching the videos that we get out of the Gopro makes nauseous very fast.
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5mo ago
Sadly, nowadays most eu country officials are corrupted by money or influence... And most media are owned by billionaires that are good friends with officials.
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5mo ago
So stupid, they will pay but have no proof that the hackers will not keep it to leak or sell it again in a few years...
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5mo ago
Actually it is the current comic trend. The business is sound and we are doing great but we will reduce workforce for pleasure. I think that in most places the business is going bad in fact, but if you were to believe their words it will sh
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Do you know that for months we were able to bring water again in Europe airports? Thanks to an European regulation change that said that most scanners are now good enough and there is no need for this stupid rule. But then It was reverted b
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5mo ago
On that topic, I would highly recommend you to switch to Kagi! Search is still their workhorse for ad revenue. Less search, less users, in addition to users now just asking chatgpt and co, will hurt them well
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5mo ago
> we enable application providers to deter and mitigate malicious requests by requesting humans to be in the loop using the new QR code-based challenge. I'm so pissed off in advance. I hope that Google die and collapse in sudden ban
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5mo ago
Normally it should not have been, with cache and all, but that was the past... Think about what would happen the day that letsencrypt is borken for whatever reason technical or like having a retarded US leader and being located in the wrong
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6mo ago
Just to be clear, my understanding of news here is France is that there is an investigation for someone having possibly rigged the weather sensor but there was nothing release about how this could have been done. The hair dryer thing is a j
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6mo ago
> Python install manager will automatically update within a day of an update being released Totally something that someone in his right mind will not want to. Also impatiently waiting for the day that the org will be blocked on the stor
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