jojobas

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721.
by jojobas 2y ago
We might not know if it's a valid cancellation for another few months and many millions of lawyer dollars. I wouldn't be surprised if Arm is strong armed into playing hardball with Qualcomm by Apple itself.
722.
by jojobas 2y ago
8-10 years ago the competition for getting stuff before your eyes wasn't as tight. It's not only on google, the quality stuff is objectively harder to find in the ocean of slop today.
723.
by jojobas 2y ago
Or you can go all out, get 4 people and drive in shifts (rotating a driver and a watchguard) non-stop for next to nothing.
724.
by jojobas 2y ago
Are you talking transportation or entertainment? For transportation it mostly stops making sense over 1000km, anyone's time is more valuable than any price difference. The only exception is overnight sleeper trains between major cities
725.
by jojobas 2y ago
Then a sedan fits at least 4 people.
726.
by jojobas 2y ago
"Freedom is the recognition of necessity"
727.
by jojobas 2y ago
If you suddenly got a passive source of income matching your best possible salary progression on the condition that you don't work, would you forgo it and keep your work as it is? If your answer is no, you're currently doing thing
728.
by jojobas 2y ago
So in grade 5 you maths is A++++ (like college entry level), you're excused from English, Civics and what not, and when by the time of graduation you've fizzled out (which most prodigies do) you're just an unemployable nerd.
729.
by jojobas 2y ago
Unfortunately by that time you're mired in EKS, SQS, EFS and whatever other 3-letter services, unpicking which is more expensive than months of operation on AWS.
730.
by jojobas 2y ago
You don't get valued $2T for charity.
731.
by jojobas 2y ago
It would require setting aside some amount in escrow to be used in proper asset sanitation in case of bankruptcy, or at least sanitation getting some priority in asset liquidation proceeds.
732.
by jojobas 2y ago
There's intelligence, and there's Apple intelligence.
733.
by jojobas 2y ago
Imagining that with Apple you're paying for the screen size is a bit rich.
734.
by jojobas 2y ago
Surely this kind of experiments must be first done in controlled conditions and not on a live plant. The article doesn't mention any sort of fatigue study. Remember how a Russian hydro plant blew up because one of its turbines was thro
735.
by jojobas 2y ago
If anything, that's an aggravating circumstance, not an excuse.
736.
by jojobas 2y ago
Wouldn't it be more surprising if no remains of Greek presence were found anywhere in the Mediterranean?
737.
by jojobas 2y ago
Tesla (Elon Musk) is under investigation for fraud for insinuating robotaxies are just around the corner, and you should buy the already available hardware for 100k that'll yield you 30k/year in the near future. When it became pub
738.
by jojobas 2y ago
You can't be serious. Musk is under investigation for manipulating stock prices back years ago. Anything shown on these events must be assumed fake until proven otherwise.
739.
by jojobas 2y ago
"Since you don't consider this a vulnerability worth fixing, I feel obligated to let people know their zendesk might be misconfigured".
740.
by jojobas 2y ago
Show your work. Plenty of transportation is already done by rail. Even halving road delivery without degrading service is nigh impossible.
741.
by jojobas 2y ago
Yes if there are trucks the road maintenance is A LOT more expensive.
742.
by jojobas 2y ago
It doesn't matter if the decision that this bug doesn't matter came from a Zendesk employee or Zendesk contractor (in this case H1). Zendesk authorized them to make decisions on the matter. The audacity to say "this is out of
743.
by jojobas 2y ago
Even if you don't drive a car yourself you depend a lot on things delivered by road. Most of the road wear is done by trucks bringing you food, construction materials and whatever else. You can't exactly replenish your local groce
744.
by jojobas 2y ago
People whose prediction skills are so bad as to use a gun without a good reason tend not to get in charge of nuclear weapons. And yes guns are used as a deterrent a lot more than they are used to shoot to kill. MAD is everything that held i
745.
by jojobas 2y ago
Nuclear weapons are not used not because they are morally unacceptable, but rather because of MAD and their limited efficiency when used against armies. If you wanted to give a Nobel Prize to someone for preventing nuclear wars, give it to
746.
by jojobas 2y ago
Who needs full-frame when you can macguyver a large format camera? https://www.flickr.com/photos/projectese/albums/721576231876...
747.
by jojobas 2y ago
This dates back to WW2. The "special echelon" made up of penal units (i.e. former convicts and soldiers being punished), the only difference is that during WW2 you were excused from the penal units if you were wounded (and happene
748.
by jojobas 2y ago
I see you haven't watched much of how say Bakhmut was taken, or how entire battalion columns were destroyed business as usual. You have to account for the possibility that for your enemy losing a couple of regiments for a town of 10,00
749.
by jojobas 2y ago
It seems like you also need to re-evaluate against pretty much suicide infantry.
750.
by jojobas 2y ago
I'll take convoluted over outright impossible any day. I'll also take convolutedly unlockable bootloader over the vendor having access to my device even when I don't.

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