junaru

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by junaru 2y ago
Noone is excited about hondas, its all about Chinese bikes - cfmotos, koves, etc.
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by junaru 2y ago
> I'm just putting this out there, nobody works harder in gaming than Facepunch. Thank you Garry! Indeed, thanks for removing the native Linux client and thanks for not enabling EAC support for Proton! /s
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by junaru 2y ago
Why is this being framed as airliners fault to begin with. When a fishingboat gets rammed by an cruise ship it's not "cruise ship collides with fishingboat", its the reverse. One is a big civilian aircraft thats being tracked
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by junaru 2y ago
> More powerful console, DVD instead of CD, and that was it Wrong. PS2 had pressure sensitive buttons, hard drives/linux, network multiplayer, camera, etc..
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by junaru 2y ago
You do, capture cards introduce latency something around 30-50ms (at least the cheaper ones) and if you are using non built in mic you need to resync everything up.
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by junaru 2y ago
Can someone point me in the right direction on how cars submit the telemetry in the first place? Clearly some cellular technology is in use but this would require an eSIM or something from your local carrier. Do modern cars have "free
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by junaru 2y ago
> What do you think they care about then, if they're not trying (but in some cases failing) to make money? They care about attracting investment fund money and not building a good product and growing their consumer base. There'
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by junaru 2y ago
> No one uses 1080p displays anymore. I live in a bubble, the post.
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by junaru 2y ago
Schema != data.
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by junaru 2y ago
Hissing most likely comes from media, unequal discharge rate is legit problem. I'm not an apple fan but when it comes to reliability major brands at least do some product design and quality checks, meanwhile most chi-fi IEMs have optio
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by junaru 2y ago
Got a pair of TIN HiFi T2 - failed within a year. Got a pair of Moondrop SSR - failed within a year. Got a pair of Apple earpods - works for two years without issues for a fraction of the price. I'm done with the Chinese IEM meme.
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by junaru 2y ago
> no matter how much lower-level managers complained, the team could still anonymously say when they actually believe the project will be finished. Etc. This would result in lower tier managers announcing beforehand they claimed "x
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by junaru 2y ago
Wont it just get bought out by the gov/taxpayer because it's a strategic asset etc. ?
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by junaru 2y ago
It even came with handwriting built in as authentication mechanism! AI detectors hate this secret! On a more serious note - US removed cursive from their curriculum almost two decades ago - something i cant wrap my head around as cursive is
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by junaru 2y ago
Mobile shovelware devs hate it because it's a stark reminder that no adult finds value in their product.
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by junaru 2y ago
Correct me if i'm wrong but its not even exploiting some firmware bug or anything. Think there is a 'plugin interface' in those firmware that exposes whatever is needed to read the raw data so all it does is uses that interfa
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by junaru 2y ago
Tips should not exist.
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by junaru 2y ago
There is no future for dumb cars. They will be outlawed just like ICE ones in the coming decades. You will not even be able to manually drive as you will be deemed too much of a hazard for all the autonomous cars.
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by junaru 2y ago
> Two years ago a Navy destroyer was ripped open by the nose of a Liberian tanker. Ten sailors were crushed or drowned as their sleeping quarters filled with water after the collision. At the heart of the tragedy is a single checkbox on
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by junaru 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fd1nNFTkWFg
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by junaru 2y ago
> On July 1, the national brand announced it had become the world’s first company to promote a smile-gauging AI system, The fact they are boasting about it publicly is sickening. This is quite frankly human abuse and they are proud of it
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by junaru 2y ago
> but we’d be surprised if the rise of similar services in China Can someone list those? As someone who has no space for 3D printer this would be interesting to check out.
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by junaru 2y ago
Whats so special about Centos 7? Just migrate to Almalinux and elevate up to 9 [1]. The only big difference that comes to mind is openssl3. [1] https://wiki.almalinux.org/elevate/ELevating-CentOS7-to-Alma...
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by junaru 2y ago
The only way to help people struggling with income is to lower their income taxes. That forces them to still be productive members of society instead of supporting populist handouts that are not sustainable once the ball gets rolling and c
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by junaru 2y ago
Back in the day we called it spyware but now its a 'productivity tool'. It's horrifying how this became the norm.
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by junaru 2y ago
The only way its gonna be 20k and built in EU is if it's golfcart tier and has ton of subscriptions that suck another 20k in couple of years.
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by junaru 2y ago
There is literary a guideline specifically about the top comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes. Or how about: > Please don't u
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by junaru 3y ago
> it’s time to level the playing field. West being on the receiving end IS levelling of the playing field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet
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by junaru 3y ago
Every developer/publisher has a "neural network" (pun intended) of their own that knows exactly how the game will be rated, however it is always ignored when it comes to greed and probing how much you can milk the client. A m
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by junaru 3y ago
Call me pessimist but (emphasis mine): > We can only buy from private property, but not from municipalities or landowners’ associations, so our strategy is to acquire what we can and donate it to the state *only if it creates a national

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