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1y ago
IIRC it was just the firmware in Bosch ECUs.
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1y ago
Mailspring is ok but pretty massive. IIRC only the sync part of it is closed-source. Managing 10+ accounts is not a problem. Also nextcloud email maybe?
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1y ago
Keeping funds in Paypal seems nuts. I've also had experience with them just closing the account ~12yrs ago but fortunately only had 10EUR on it. These days I'd only use Paypal if they didn't offer any better options and then
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1y ago
This yet another USA defaultism post. I have developed for several banks in Europe and EIDAS + other national ID based systems are the standard. Some also allow authentication with their own apps, but still having alternate options smartcar
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1y ago
No need to drive a shitbox. These points are easily covered by 90s/early 00s decent Italian/German cars.
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1y ago
20€ seems totally subsidized considering the amount of tokens. Pricing cheaply to be competitive but users will jump to the next one when they inevitably hike the price up.
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1y ago
All of his enterprises are vaporware, if not to call a scam. Literally a vaporwave salesman.
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1y ago
Javascript devs really can't stop with being surprising. So Windows is super slow, but no way this could be even slower? How can it be usable at all?
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1y ago
I'm mostly on the same page, but jumping into a new project with a not-so-familiar language has been made much less painful with Cursor. Regular anthropic chats spew nonsense most of the time and are disappointing, but Cursor really se
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1y ago
US colleges however seems about the same level of education one receives in the 3 yrs of high school in Europe.
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1y ago
Does not work in IE11 either :(
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1y ago
What's wrong with TypeORM (besides being javascript of course)? Works alright, creates migrations based on entities automatically, and I really haven't had any issues with it. Even having several different dbs in the same project
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1y ago
*American retailers An important detail.
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1y ago
It's still as much cheating as googling. Completely irrelevant. Even if it were to beat Blinky, it's not different from googlers/scripters.
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1y ago
Speed isn't the issue. Lack of education to get license in USA is, and of course DUI.
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1y ago
One of the few truly good sites remaining. I'm afraid decentralization will take away the credibility even further but also would be very sad to see it fall.
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1y ago
Ok so Google is too big so Microsoft can just buy it instead? Considering the manifest v2 crazyness and not being able to use most extensions anymore, it's pretty much ready to be called IE12 anyway... FF with vertical tabs is on anoth
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1y ago
Sure "it's in the docs" but last time our devops tried the compose file with ~10 or so services it took several days of fiddling with all sorts of different issues. It is just not made for selfhosting at all. It can be so muc
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2y ago
Proper jeans aren't really washed more than once a month or at all. Especially every day. They also will last for years therefore buying 1-3 pairs a year means your wardrobe will have plenty. Maybe local production will get cheaper onc
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2y ago
Librechat has it as a dependency. Seems very memory heavy like elasticsearch. 3G+ memory at all times even on a new-ish instance with just one user.
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2y ago
It's feature complete. Anything more will just be bloat, probably 25% of it could be reduced at least.
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2y ago
If they were founded by al-Qaeda then you'd also mention them being terrorists, no?
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2y ago
How will trading cards help the game? As a Steam user, they seem useless and badges, which they create, are also completely useless. Unless to target sales to those who buy up all the cards to get really high profile levels.
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2y ago
Finally with this and Ozempic, I can get diabetes and be fat, and then restart the process again.
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2y ago
classic us defaultism. "the government" and no specifying needed
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2y ago
Also probably part of the reason why they're so bloated. IDEA with just a single mid-sized project can and will take 10GB+ memory (simple java+gradle for spring or android). Out of the box it has ~100 plugins installed, most of which a
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2y ago
You certainly can still buy a decent car in 2025 but it's gonna have to be <2015 model year. None of my three cars have any of this nonsense.
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2y ago
McD app is the absolute worst. 1) rooted or bootloader-unlocked Android devices are not allowed (granted it's easy enough to get past it for now but the checks are still there). 2) 2FA requirements as if anyone would bother to steal c
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2y ago
What's the reason not to? Would you prefer hardwiring to "mesh" as well? Obviously hardwire will always have better performance but the convenience and value should also be a consideration.
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2y ago
Sorry but what you're referring to is a fruit pie, not a pizza.
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