katbyte

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541.
by katbyte 4y ago
If they didn’t underinvest in equipment/maintenance in the pursuit of profit they would be causing less fires and have a lower liability.
542.
by katbyte 4y ago
lots of paid software has telemetry you cannot disable
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by katbyte 4y ago
yea you sound like someone who is competent and will actually thing things through and make a rational decision. Many people are not and will latch on to the information "only 1% of people use it!" and refuse to listen to why tha
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by katbyte 4y ago
What are the ramifications of apples “end-user hostile decisions” aside from the walled garden on iOS? And having to click security -> run anyway for unsigned apps?
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by katbyte 4y ago
I left windows for ps4/5 and mac a decade ago but have been toying with the idea of a beefy proxmox server with pci passthrough for a nice windows gaming setup which going by LTT videos is more then capable enough to run AAA game. It’s
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by katbyte 4y ago
Link? That sounds like a channel I’d be interested in And this got the attention it did because it’s far more severe then one load of tar/bitumen in a river - and far more toxic made potentially worse from the choice to. Burn it off to
547.
by katbyte 4y ago
That is still better then a derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals…
548.
by katbyte 4y ago
Then maybe they shouldn’t be private companies that cut corners for profit putting both people and that logistical operation at risk.
549.
by katbyte 4y ago
Fine them millions per derailment. Increasing with each one.
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by katbyte 4y ago
except because of that perception (from advertising and lies by taser) police deploy them at the drop of a hat when deadly force wouldn't otherwise be used. They are not non-lethal, just "less lethal with an arm of taser lawyers&#
551.
by katbyte 4y ago
People don’t need the incentive or billions to make markers work. 99% of the population will never make more then a couple million and are well motivated to participate.
552.
by katbyte 4y ago
no? its the 2nd person for burning it down. full stop.
553.
by katbyte 4y ago
but that of course would cost more money to implement correctly with no further flaws, and many companies are opting for other solutions: https://www.carwow.co.uk/blog/keyless-car-theft-prevention many many cars are vu
554.
by katbyte 4y ago
jokes are discouraged here.
555.
by katbyte 4y ago
well it seems Dems put the rule in place, Republicans removed it, and then the Dems didn't act fast enough to re-instate it. if i where to point at who has the most fault it here would be the Republicans.
556.
by katbyte 4y ago
here in vancovuer canada the police started a baitcar (and bait bike/boat) program that proved very effective at discouraging car thefts. This what police should be doing instead of going after people selling drugs or giving out speedi
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by katbyte 4y ago
was curious, all new cars in canada required them after 2007! https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/anti-theft-device-now-mandato... but now we're seeing a rash of thefts of keyless fob vehicles with a relay attack
558.
by katbyte 4y ago
Canada, I started finding my own way to and from school around 10 too
559.
by katbyte 4y ago
I think you missed my point: users will be more upset bv the change to usb-c making their lightning devices/docks no longer work then they currently are having to have 2 types of cables. Its not as easy for apple as "just change i
560.
by katbyte 4y ago
iPhones have an ecosystem around lighting, cables docks devices etc, to change that would cause users to be far more upset then having a different cable then other devices, see the outrage when they switched to lightning in the first place
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by katbyte 4y ago
Nah I think it’s because apple didn’t want to be the “evil company forcing them to buy new cables and devices” and getting backlash like when the introduced lightning in the first place. This way they waited it out and now the eu “is to bla
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by katbyte 4y ago
And keep wages down during a period of historical low unemployment.
563.
by katbyte 4y ago
oh wow thats not a joke Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 13_2) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/110.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 Edg/109.0.1518.78
564.
by katbyte 4y ago
> I remember having to spend a little while de-shittifying it, they push the Shopping/Rewards stuff pretty hard and clutter up the UI. You can't get rid of Bing on the new tab page without extensions / other hoops. so... y
565.
by katbyte 4y ago
> surprised how easy it was to get around the online account stuff. thats not easy, a dark pattern, and not something most people will be able to figure out
566.
by katbyte 4y ago
They can’t/pay far less and most of its content is an alternate revenue stream/promotion vehicle for creators rather then many who’s YouTube is their primary?
567.
by katbyte 4y ago
I’m curious, what’s the main contributor to the transit time? As you don’t break down how long the walking/metro/train each are
568.
by katbyte 4y ago
Trust is lost quickly and easily and earned back slowly with great difficulty
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by katbyte 4y ago
It also costs a lot of money to collect and enforce fares.
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by katbyte 4y ago
I steal a MacBook and then give it to a charity for the tax deduction. The problem with making any exception is you open it up for thieves

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