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by hulitu 3mo ago
> you should use Linux Too bad the _fat_ penguin was not a lie. Linux has become a diabetic infected with cangrene wounds. Trying to make the kernel smaller (by removing modules/features) results in non bootable system.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Over here, they call it gambling economy.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> This is where regulation is supposed to come in. And who do you think pushes/pais for regulations ? The same companies which are "regulated".
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> has now also removed 4K and HDR10, meaning its Premium tier no longer delivers the quality it promises. No longer ? Did they ever had 4K and HDR10 ? Or was it "up to" ?
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> The moon is a lifeless rock with nobody on it. Wait till you find out of "Götterdämmerung" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Sky
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> But it's a fun thought experiment it is not. I pay for gas measured in kWh.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Airlines shall be taxed as gambling then.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Google's Transparency Report There isn't any. It hurts ad revenue.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Is there an open-source alternative to Android Auto? You mean an app that doesn't work ? There are plenty of those.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
It just means politicians are paid at the same time.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Digital sovereignty is real in Europe. Sent from my iPhone. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
California has hyperloop.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> UEFA They are no strangers to certain aspects of it. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Trees burn.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> with a generally intelligent system Is this the definition of a slug ?
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> but couldn't Microsoft figure out a wat to parse the documents prior to model analysis/action If Apple and others "couldn't", why would Microsoft ? Throwing errors for bad input is so 90's.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Imagine the Roman army with Adidas Ultraboost It wouldn't have been any. After 3 days, the Adidas Ultraboost would have been "kaput"
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> update now Yes, update now. Are you still on iOS18 ? Update now. For your ... hm... security. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> McD's french fries those are not potatoes.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
ROTFL. Starts ? Maybe. Works ? Also maybe.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Basically, on analog media, playback speed isn't perfect Thank god we have digital now. My car is able to play music, close to normal quality, at around 16 °C. At other temperatures, the sound is non natural.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Firefox shoot itself in the foot before Google take an aim at it. Mozilla decided to change the engine and the UI. Very smart move, indeed.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Those with iPhones will continue to buy iPhones I had one from work. Sucks more than Android.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Hopefully someone will make a linux distribution with Python as the shell instead of bash. For Python fans. /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Sp*rm sample.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
Well, it is a human number.
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Possible invasive species superspreader event near Strait of Hormuz US sending more troops ? /s
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> I'd like the car to provide something, too. I don't need it to be "smart" in any way, just a big, well-placed dumb screen that displays whatever the phone sends over. Me too. But Google said: No. Yes, i tried the c
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> Those UIs are made by embedded software engineers that have been in the automotive sector for 40 years. They have no clue how to make a modern functioning UI. Compared with UIs made by Microsoft, Google or Apple which also "have n
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by hulitu 3mo ago
> The only software I've been excited about an update for in years has been games I don't. The only thing i want to see when i want to play is: Please wait, downloading update.

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