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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
At this point I can't tell if you are arguing in bad faith, or just unfamiliar with how prime works. Just in case: You have cited the cost of prime for a full year. Oh for the love of fuck. I don't subscribe to Prime or p
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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
There's no "Managed" section showing up on my phone and the last time I set that network to not auto-join it still did. Lesson learned, I just turn off WiFi and Bluetooth before heading out to Home Depot.
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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
People that can reliably predict the future You don't need to be a genius or a billionaire to realize that when most of the global supply of a product becomes unavailable the remaining supply gets more expensive. here’s a
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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
A blip in high end RAM prices It's not a blip and it's not limited to high end machines and configurations. Altman gobbled up the lion's share of wafer production. Look at that Raspberry Pi article that made it to
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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
Right, so you can't opt-out of it.
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by inferiorhuman 10mo ago
Their in-store WiFi is a repeater more or less. It's one of those bullshit forced auto-join networks that you can't opt out of (at least on iOS). Because that's not a massive vector for phishing or anything.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Kaiser is the biggest HMO in the country (and available in DC).
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Looks at Nancy Pelosi
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
All of that happens in the US, the big difference is that if you get care you stand a good choice of going bankrupt. The largest single reason for bankruptcy in the US is medical care and of that group the largest chunk is folks who previo
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Most (and the biggest) BCBS licensees are for-profit. Kaiser is not but is still eye wateringly expensive. For me, a silver plan will be about $700-800 next year. And then you take a look at what a bronze plan covers…
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
The individual mandate merely guaranteed a captive audience for health insurance companies. That doesn't do anything for cost. What drives cost is the ACA limiting profits based on the cost of care, thus more expensive care equals mo
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
There are many alternatives Of varying quality depending on the service. Most of the anti-bot/catpcha crap seems to be equivalently obnoxious, but the handful of sites that use PerimeterX… I've basically sworn off DigiKey
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
A quick google turned up an Akamai outage in July that took Linode down and two in 2021. At that scale nobody's going to come up smelling like roses. I mostly dealt with Amazon crap at megacorp, but nobody that had to deal with our A
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
And 9 times out of 10 when BYD is brought up people are talking about their low priced cars like the Dolphin or Seagull, not their halo car.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Disposable as in unrepairable or difficult to repair, not disposable as in slow. Honestly, aside from people making bad faith arguments who would use disposable to imply slow? Do me a favor and stop responding to my comments. Thanks.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
This seems like more of a BMW issue than EV. On my E46 and E39 there's a pyrotechnic fuse on the negative battery terminal. It's somewhere around $400 in parts to replace. It's only gotten more expensive and more complex
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
From what I can tell the Chinese are targeting the bottom of the market with cars that are essentially disposable. The ones to watch, IMO, are Hyundai/Kia. If they can sort out the reliability issues there's a lot of potential t
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
You win some, you lose some. Comparable process on my E46 and E39: Drain plug out (potentially flipping a little dust cover out of the way). Drain plug in. Stand up because everything else happens up top. Unscrew filter housing. Replac
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
No, we're at the you're making an emotional argument backed by hyperbole and I'm moving on stage. Look at your language: punished, trolled, "any piece of software", "every piece of software", "it tak
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
They are rerouting RAMs for consumers to enterprise for server build up Enterprise? No. Micron is explicitly focusing on AI.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
From where I'm sitting it seems like it's time for you to take a break from this thread.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
You sound like a lawyer grasping at straws instead of someone with a reasonable perspective that wouldn't be hypocritical when flipped around. What lawyer speak? You're throwing a temper tantrum over a situation enti
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
ICE, Actions, and Microsoft, not a single complaint about git itself. … all you had to do is update your CI Updating your CI only addresses one of the issues you raised, and you forgot about the front-end complaints which als
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
If you want to release something on windows you match an extra byte on the ends of lines Did I miss some sort of formal directive from Microsoft or is this just outrage that someone dared do something not up to your standards? t
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Last I checked even Apple migrated to LF. Perhaps it's time for Windows to stop being the odd man out? Regardless: not work with every windows text editor Last I checked both Visual Studio Code and Notepad++ can both make line
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
There's a reason humans invent colourful language and epithets. They always do, in all languages. Because it's useful! I have never liked the mob of people that think we should all be super diplomatic corpospeakers who
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
It just seems like someone got upset about something they can't articulate Dunno, they don't play well to the HN crowd I thought it was pretty clear what their pain points with GitHub were.
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Honestly it'd be really cool to see some repro parts for these like an upper case (even without the Apple logo). I junked my old AE2 ages ago and finally got a replacement today. If I knew then what I know now I would've salvaged
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
Well, I got my B&W G3 because MacOS 9 lunched the filesystem as it was prone to doing. SCSI drive so it wasn't that other disk corruption fun (which I went through in PC land). As far as I'm concerned MacOS 9 was mostly a bu
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by inferiorhuman 11mo ago
MacOS 9 was awful , a product of a rather unpleasant era for Apple really. I wanna say through 9.2.1 maybe even through to 9.2.2 the OS had a nasty habit of corrupting your disk. Hardware-wise Apple used CMD64x based IDE controllers so w

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