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kalleboo
2y ago
I was hoping for Storacusa
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2y ago
> even though they spent $2,400 per connected household Starlink is $349 up-front, then $120/mo. That $2400 pays back in under 2 years! And Starlink requires a continual investment in launching new satellites to replace de-orbited
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2y ago
I watch a lot of VODs since I'm in the wrong timezone for all the streamers I follow. To me the problems center mostly around their site and more so the mobile app seem to be designed to discourage watching VODs as much as possible, yo
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2y ago
This is a recent change, until about 3 iPhone models ago it worked how GP described it
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2y ago
ColdFusion/ActionScript https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4456438/how-to-pass-null...
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> I'm not sure if running any local model on smartphones make sense right now for most of the people It probably makes sense for simpler tasks like summarizing text messages/email that you might not necessarily want to send o
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2y ago
The iPhone 16e Tech Specs page lists 3G (UMTS/HSDPA) support. It's missing CDMA, but they already dropped that way back with the iPhone 14 https://www.apple.com/iphone-16e/specs/ 5G NR (Bands n1, n2, n3,
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2y ago
I thought with the emphasis on repair within the geek community today we'd go for the Macintosh Portable, which is so modular and repairable that Jean-Louis Gassée was able to build it directly on stage when introducing it.
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2y ago
I haven't done this in a while but when I used to travel I'd get a local SIM and then put my home SIM in an old Android phone. Since the home SIM was roaming (expensive), I'd turn off data, I just wanted to receive calls and
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2y ago
Yeah we have a secondary developer account from an acquisition and need Apple to change the information for it to match ours (they rejected our Trader status documents with our correct info since it doesn't match the outdated info on t
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2y ago
"Full Self Driving" does not exist, only "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)"
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2y ago
It was a nothing burger because Twitter didn't blindly do everything they were asked to do, they rejected a bunch of the government requests. It's not weird for law enforcement to notify a platform of something suspicious they fou
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2y ago
After the 2005 Cyclone Gudrun in Sweden (730,000 households without power) there was a huge push to make power and telecoms infrastructure more resilient by burying it underground https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclone_G
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2y ago
Literally every single developed country aside from the US uses a VAT. Is the US going to crusade to change every single country to use your shitty taxation system instead of a VAT? (the answer is no, VAT is just the only excuse they could
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2y ago
That's not how it works in the case of WordPress though, in this case it's not posting to some account on someone else's instance, each blog is it's own ActivityPub instance (as they just add support for the ActivityPub
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2y ago
I wrote one complete with a GUI in yBasic on my Palm Vx when I was bored during lectures, to me that makes it the one that has given me the most value!
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2y ago
Also with Swedish, until 2006, W wasn't a letter but was just a variant of V, and sorted as if it was a V (so Ws were mixed in with the Vs in an index)
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2y ago
1. Intimate photos of your SO rather than generic porn 2. A lot of people live in a more prudish/religious society than you may
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2y ago
It's interesting how different people's experiences are. Outside of my home (where I admit I'll never give up my 10 Gbit fiber), I'll always default to using 5G. It's always faster and more stable than any kind of &
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2y ago
Coverage requirements could be part of the spectrum auction, like when Google managed to get "no SIM locking" part of the spectrum requirements for the 700 MHz band, opening up Verizon phones https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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2y ago
It works for low-stakes stuff, e.g. it has eliminated the spam sent to our contact form.
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2y ago
PHEVs will run their gas engines after they have not been used in a while in order to keep the gas in them from going stale, it seems odd that the braking system on EVs doesn't do the same for the brakes
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2y ago
> pretty much since the iPhone I would say it's since the dot-com crash, I went to university in 2003 and it was like 100:1 men in the CS courses back then.
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2y ago
Ah oops the www. prefix redirect is dead, the bare domain works, didn't know I had places with the www still on there, thanks for bringing it to my attention Cool links!
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2y ago
Very cool!
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2y ago
Doing god's work, I approve!
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2y ago
In my day the new crap that wastes too much resources was the GNU software we wanted to run on the schools Solaris machines :)
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Germany has also tried women-only cars and there have been discussions of having them in the UK, but they were rejected not because they're not needed but due to the optics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women-only_
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I wonder if there's any free space underground? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYxaKw_CfeY
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2y ago
7-Eleven Japan also got so big that they bought out 7-Eleven USA. But now the Canadian owner of Circle K is bidding to buy 7-Eleven Japan so I guess it's the circle of corporate life.
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