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by jaimex2 4y ago
The cruel irony will come when Telstra buy NBN when it goes up for sale using the money it received for the copper network. And then we'll do it all over again in the 2030s.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
We did this in Australia years ago. The result was well... were 61 billion in so far creating a new national broadband network because the privatised company has a monopoly and had no incentive to upgrade anything.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Most Apple users are bad with money, its a very lucrative user base to target.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Captive portals were around before modern browsers. The browsers made the mess not the other way around. Respect redirects over HTTP or gtfo.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Basically Apple is to blame for the bland samish-eveywhere Internet we have today. No Flash No Fonts No Multi-tasking No Widescreen No Uniqueness. Think Diffrent indeed.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Tesla Autopilot has never claimed to drive itself. Its certainly safer than its aviation equivalent which doesnt disingage as easily. ie. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-17/autopilot-incompetenc...
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by jaimex2 4y ago
We still doing these are we? 2015 Tesla = Original MobilEye Autopilot. Here's another car crash but no one cares because it doesnt have Tesla in the name. https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/6-injured-after-
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by jaimex2 4y ago
I thought we all just hacked in the dark with hoodies.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
I'm sure it's fast coming from previous intel Macs but really the main thing holding me back is seeing how many hurdles my fellow devs run into. There's always talk about something not running or being M1 incompatible. Well,
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Strange it's not measuring sales.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
You load up Frontpage or if its late in 1997, Dreamweaver.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Toyota bet on the wrong horse with Hydrogen and I guess they're now going through the 5 stages of grief. EVs are already proven for suburban use. Time will tell if 4WDs need to be ICE, Toyota will be praying Ford and Tesla fail.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Basically its what people who want to bypass the kernel network stack because they think its slow. They then spend the next few years writing their own stack till they realise they've just re-written what the kernel does and its slower
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Eh, I just pull, branch and push. Merge after that... If that doesn't work I cherry-pick. If that doesn't work I copy changes out of the folder, reset and copy back in. Somehow I've gotten by for years fine.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Melbourne is the world's most leavable city. Honest mistake on their part. I think the exodus count is over 50,000 so far.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
What for? There's just Apple software and a few niche things.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Whatever happened to the idea of NFC auth rings you wear?
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by jaimex2 4y ago
I think everyone has 'stop my robo vacuum getting stuck' stories. Anyone one got a some? Most of mine were solved with magnetic tape and furniture risers.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Given Apple is doing this on their products its a choice they'll have to make. They either put up with it or lose active users along with word of mouth.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
Was this satire at the time? Genuinely asking as its comparing a cheap pos system to a new one that's 6x the price and then playing a game that happily runs on a Core 2 Duo with 4Gb of ram.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
its like when people bought two ipads to multitask XD Ah, Apple life.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
hexagons are the bestagons
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by jaimex2 4y ago
EA should just buy FIFA and fill stadiums with loot crate vending machines.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
This is why a laugh out loud whenever anyone says Google's ML is light years ahead. The algorithm actually pushes me away from the site. Unless that's their intention... in which case - amazing work!
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by jaimex2 4y ago
It's called Learned helplessness. It's a state some people end up in if their upbringing and education is too rigid.
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by jaimex2 4y ago
It does feel like the Tesla FSD playbook citing "pending regulatory approval"
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by jaimex2 4y ago
First I've heard of him tbh. I'm not aware of anything he's accomplished but can see the delusion. ML people seem to think the output of their work is not mediocre. Yeah, you bred monkeys till something resembling shakespeare
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by jaimex2 5y ago
It doesn't really matter as the mainstream desktops moves more and more to just being a thin client that can run a web browser.
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by jaimex2 5y ago
Remote install on Laplink was the bomb.
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by jaimex2 5y ago
AWS to GCP. Google sales people made it worth the companies while and it was a good time for us to refactor the orchestration stack. BigQuery is pretty sweet. Services were done one at a time with a VPN holding the two together till everyth

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