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by jofzar 10mo ago
> Have a kid? Buy a house? Go to college? Make $60k selling illicit drugs on the black market? Get a $200 bank signup bonus? Lmao in Australia, other then the drugs, yes the government knows because everything is reported to them. Americ
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by jofzar 10mo ago
I'm not joking, in Australia the tax "filing" takes like 2 mins, you literally go, next, next, look at the details, "yep looks correct" put in your claims, and then submit. You are all done. Unless you have somethin
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by jofzar 11mo ago
> I had a fairly decent CPU, a 3090RTX card, 32GB RAM The answer might be more simple, OP when have you updated your chipset/mobo drivers? This was a known issue (which I was also effected by) for amd chips that would fuck with the
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by jofzar 11mo ago
> October 27, 2025 disclosure and November 4, 2025 email confirmation seems like a long time to have their entire client file system exposed There is always the simple answer, these are lawyers so they are probably scrambling internally
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by jofzar 11mo ago
My favourite favourite example https://youtu.be/gD3HAS257Kk
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by jofzar 11mo ago
God that's scary, seeing cursor in the past so some real stupid shit to "solve" write/read issues (love when it can't find something in a file so it decides to write the whole file again) this is just asking for hea
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by jofzar 11mo ago
> Accept, not what the power supply can supply. Cell phones aren't being made with massive 100W accepting circuitry. Surprisingly they are, supervooc goes up to 120w now (which is insane), there is also a Motorola phone which also d
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by jofzar 11mo ago
That can't be true right? PD (and some Chinese standards) have insane wattage allocation/allowances, there's no way that a mobile CPU can pull over that amount, it's more that they don't support it.
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by jofzar 11mo ago
I'm going to be honest, I have no issue with this. For anyone that it matters for, they won't care it shows they are using a vpn and for anyone trying to be deceitful using a vpn then it will downplay their credibility.
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by jofzar 11mo ago
I agree with this, some of those are "passing" and others are really passing. Specially with how much better some of the new model is compared to old ones. I think the paws one is a good example where I think the new model got 100
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by jofzar 11mo ago
Woah let's calm down, we were talking about the future not some future sci-fi fantasy land.
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by jofzar 11mo ago
> I texted John to see if he wanted to post it to HN. He didn’t reply after a few minutes so I did Damn corporate karma farming is ruthless, only a couple minute SLA before taking ownership of the karma. I guess I'm not built for th
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by jofzar 11mo ago
I can't believe in that blog they use a simulated video. How hard is it Microsoft to have literally someone talking in a mic connected to two different laptops seriously.
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by jofzar 11mo ago
Does the internet move so fast that people have forgotten his Roman salute at the trump rally?
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by jofzar 1y ago
> I don’t notice going back to 60 Hz displays on computers. However, on phones, where a lot more animations are a key part of the user experience, I think 120 Hz displays are more interesting. I'm always so jealous of these people,
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by jofzar 1y ago
Yes but not like America has it.
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by jofzar 1y ago
I'm an Australian also, this is the video that blew my mind. https://youtu.be/lShDhGn5e5s It's a long video but the tldr is that Americans don't have foot paths. You would think they would but nope, it's
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by jofzar 1y ago
If you a regular company, no. If you are the biggest provider in the world and your change is breaking large parts of the Internet, yes.
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by jofzar 1y ago
Let's not insult SharePoint like that. It's like if you ran you cloud on an old dell box in your closet while your parent company is offering to directly host it in AWS for free.
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by jofzar 1y ago
> wonder if they're using cheap stuff or if it's all on one PCI lane Nah they just aren't charging apple tax. "Bad" ssd (which imo are still amazing) are dirt cheap these days.
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by jofzar 1y ago
Going to post the unpopular opinion here, this is also good for them purely for deployments/sales.dont forget the common denominator of "open fastmail app on your windows computer" for the tech literate. I'm sure there w
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by jofzar 1y ago
> What is OpenAI's competitive moat? There's no product stickiness here. Would have agreed with you untill I saw the meltdown of people losing their "friend" when chatgpt 5 was released. Somehow openai has fallen into
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by jofzar 1y ago
Same, I was like "oh shame it's audio is overlayed" then realized it wasn't. Amazing.
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by jofzar 1y ago
Where does it say it is?
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by jofzar 1y ago
18 mins https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/1nfhctl/hands...
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by jofzar 1y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/1nfhctl/hands... Hot but not too hot
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by jofzar 1y ago
As someone who's a support engineer (in enterprise software) this part was interesting to me because it was obviously not written by someone who has spent a long time in a support or documentation environment. > Similarly, a support
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by jofzar 1y ago
Seriously? Which ones don't support it, I actually have found more that are "esim only" these days (but I am someone who churns through ozbargain deals)
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by jofzar 1y ago
> As for the AirPods, and true wireless earbuds in general, I find this product category to be the most wasteful. Unless someone comes up with a type of earbuds that have easily replaceable batteries, I’m not interested in buying somethi
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by jofzar 1y ago
Yeah it sounds super low bitrate to me, reminds me of someone on Bluetooth microphone

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