hparadiz

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by hparadiz 3y ago
Valve Index is similiar. I've had my whole desktop freeze but the spatial orientation is still drawing within the VR as the headset is moving albiet in a frozen state.
932.
by hparadiz 3y ago
The value of total control and flexibility sometimes has no price
933.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Sony is the real premium brand among them. Their OLED series runs almost stock Android TV.
934.
by hparadiz 3y ago
My 2020 civic has turbo but also lane sensing, collision detection, cruise control that adjusts based on what's in front of me, and a bunch of other features. That's what I'm paying for. Sure I can't fix it myself but th
935.
by hparadiz 3y ago
This. It's open source so I highly recommend people take this into their own hands and clone the repo. There's many forks people use anyway such as TachiyomiAz. Keeping this thing working is trivial. Anyone with basic html and css
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by hparadiz 3y ago
The idea that being forced to pay tribute or die is not murder is laughable. The idea that the Mongol empire was successful is also laughable. It could not even last 100 years before falling to infighting. And how do you even measure succes
937.
by hparadiz 3y ago
I live in a place where sidewalks are everywhere but driving is just much more convenient. I'm lucky that there's a store within 1 mile. If I got a model 3 the payment would replace my current gas expenditure completely.
938.
by hparadiz 3y ago
I remember it taking minutes to load and then only getting under 20 fps. Maybe I had the graphics up too high. I didn't know what I was doing at all.
939.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Someone got this for me when I was a kid and I tried running it on a 166 mhz Pentium 1 with 16 mb of ram (a Toshiba desktop). It did not go well.
940.
by hparadiz 3y ago
The concept of 24/7 availability is ridiculous in it's own right. I don't buy the idea that they need them for "emergencies". Smart phones are constant dopamine dispensers. They create a dependency and cause human b
941.
by hparadiz 3y ago
That is just space hardware porn.
942.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Your opinion is wrong though. I'm sorry you can't see that. Not all opinions are right.
943.
by hparadiz 3y ago
I don't know why you're being a contrarian here. Booster completed it's primary mission. Main vehicle survived long enough to show viability. Multiple technologies were proven beyond a reasonable doubt to work. Shuttle was 1.
944.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Pretty sure NASA doesn't care about losing the booster for a moonshot mission. Shuttle was 1.6 billion per flight.
945.
by hparadiz 3y ago
The base model is offered at a discount at Costco but there's no such discount for the next level up in storage so the mark up must take this discount into account.
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by hparadiz 3y ago
I was close to getting the air for $900 from Costco but stopped in my tracks from the low storage and upgrading just the storage is +$500. A frankly insane mark up for 256 GB of storage.
947.
by hparadiz 3y ago
When he made the purchase I disagreed with people that it was a bad business decision because at the time revenue was approx 6 billion and if they could lower operating costs while increasing revenue it would actually make a ton of sense. I
948.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Does anyone know if this defaults to Google Fit or Fitbit as the primary data collector?
949.
by hparadiz 3y ago
I thought they stopped doing that in 2019?
950.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Why does no one ever consider Sony? They let you unlock the bootloader and the hardware is excellent.
951.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Code coverage reports with complexity score for every function is the best teacher for this. I particularly love how Scrutinizer CI does this.
952.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Dynamically typed language have very clear rules. It's not magic. If you know these rules nothing about dynamically typed code is inherently problematic. It's the difference between logic being in the code versus in the run time.
953.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Bad faith? Windows defender flags KMS Tools as a malware trojan.
954.
by hparadiz 3y ago
We've set the price. Take it or leave it. Be happy we haven't increased it more. If you can't handle that you're too poor for us.
955.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Don't confuse how long it took to bag your specific order with how many orders come in per period. I lived in a wealthy suburb with only 1 of them so we had insane rushes. At times all 4 registers would have lines and the drive thru wo
956.
by hparadiz 3y ago
No. My argument is that the cost of the workers where I live is at least worth $20 an hour. If you're not willing to pay them that then I don't really care about your business. It's not worth giving you a business license to
957.
by hparadiz 3y ago
I used to work at Chick-fil-a and saw the raw numbers in the back office one night. You're way under cutting it. Between 6 pm and 7 pm at the drive thru I worked at there would be at least 50 orders. Plus indoor counters would add anot
958.
by hparadiz 3y ago
This dude is externalizing the costs of training the american workforce which is done with taxes. He claims a young person is untrained when in reality by 16 years old a person in the United States is better educated and trained in all sort
959.
by hparadiz 3y ago
For some reason there's people who legitimately think that minimum wage is destroying their freedom when in reality they are some 50 year old dude who wants to see if a 15 year old will take their low ball offer... the same hourly wage
960.
by hparadiz 3y ago
Everything you just wrote is wrong and I'm only commenting to make you aware of that. Enjoy your downvotes.

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