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izacus
3mo ago
If someone keeps serving feces, the right response isn't to complain about them complaining about having to eat crap.
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3mo ago
It's also absolutely no secret that fattest margins and profits for automobile industry is also made with "aftermarket service" - which include upsales and inflated prices for service intervals. There's a reason they all
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3mo ago
On a site of tech enthusiasts I'd expect an intelligence level of understanding the difference between an embedded ADAS camera and a surveillance system. So how about you check you assumptions first? :)
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3mo ago
Let's go to the root then instead of attacking people who call out liars. Otherwise you're just a defender of bullshit.
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3mo ago
Just because someone wrote a post on a site with orange banner it doesn't mean they agree with other people that wrote posts on the site with the orange banner. Let's learn the concept of "different people have different opin
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3mo ago
John Deere itself went far to prevent repairs and fought tooth and nail against it in the court - why would they spend so much effort on something that's not profitable? The corporation you're defending is disproving your point by
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3mo ago
It is dishonest and unreasonable to demand that a pile of utter nonsense is answered with more energy it took to spew out bs. Go demand that the original poster provides value.
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3mo ago
Will this overall sentiment actually be confirmed with migration numbers if we check them?
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3mo ago
No, most Swiss banks outside something like UBS will these days outright reject anyone with US reporting requirements. ("Private" banks for very wealthy are another thing, but a software engineer isn't their customer.)
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3mo ago
Do you... not understand what the ADAS system does and how it works? You have a camera aimed at your face when typing this nonsense post.
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3mo ago
By this standard there are no democracies in the world. Stop being ridiculous and repeating dumb russian propaganda.
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3mo ago
Let's start with actually punishing a scammer, ANY SCAMMER with the same gusto as the jackboot of copyright enforcement hits anyone in the world for daring to look an MCU movie the wrong way.
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4mo ago
Can't quite speak for UK, but in EU cases I know about its because some (popular) watches need special provisioning process for eSIMs and getting that proprietary software requires carrier to beg our favorite mega corps for provisionin
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izacus
4mo ago
So yeah, "standards" they themselves set up which decimated market competition on US markets. How nice of them to make an exception.
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4mo ago
What do you mean by "carrier exception"? Exception from policies those same carriers set up decades ago?
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4mo ago
How about you actually look at the costs and try setting up a streaming website yourself and see how true your bs is? :)
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4mo ago
> The maps? Why would I bother when I can use Carplay instead? Because, I quote: "they bother you". Which would explain why should you bother, right? (Also, I was specifically talking about having Android Auto/Carplay proj
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izacus
4mo ago
Some cars use ABS speed sensors instead of that which is usually a bit less accurate, but also less of a hassle.
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4mo ago
That's a very common feature nowadays, isn't it? For a rather new models. E.g. Peugeot 4008 I was driving a few months ago could show CarPlay/Auto maps on main gauge cluster.
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izacus
4mo ago
Yeah, the latest CX-5 and 6e went all in Tesla screen derangement and folks don't love it.
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4mo ago
My Mazda controls Auto/CarPlay with a physical controller so it's not either/or.
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4mo ago
Yeah, this! Getting all my information - calendar, maps history, music, contacts, etc. on a rental car without syncing that info to it is absolutely great.
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4mo ago
Do you think those creators pay YouTube for bandwidth, storage and transcode servers? Where do you think money for that comes from? Streaming video is very expensive, even in 2026 and ignoring that someone is paying the main business expens
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4mo ago
Let's read the rest of the thread please :)
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4mo ago
THey do pay a few thousand FTEs - the OS they built for the hardware is named macOS and fits their specifications.
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4mo ago
Torvalds didn't even come close to toxicity shown by marcan on social media, so your diction is downright dishonest and spreading FUD (conveniently, marcan deleted all the generated drama from socials). Asahi founder (plus community co
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izacus
4mo ago
Yes, pretty much all new hardware uses it as default output setting as well (by that I mean laptops, phones, smart speakers, etc.)
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4mo ago
It.... took me awhile to register that sarcasm. Bravo.
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4mo ago
None of those gives voting shares to employees.
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4mo ago
Was it a Snapdragon laptop? Because if it wasn't, then it has nothing to do with the OPs question.
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