katbyte

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by katbyte 2y ago
Also I find it CarPlay crashes or hangs you just unplug/replug and it works
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by katbyte 2y ago
Offline maps such as Gaia don’t work on Tesla so that is it failing at its job compared to CarPlay
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by katbyte 2y ago
It has a far more limited selection of apps and Some I use daily are not available so it really doesn’t matter if it works better because for me it doesn’t work at all.
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by katbyte 2y ago
You can brew install mas (I think) and then install/manage Mac store stuff via the cli pretty easily
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by katbyte 2y ago
the problem is they are making more money by having a few units empty while renting the rest at higher rents. the landlord is making more money, people are being squeezed for all they got, and less people have homes. this is a huge drag on
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by katbyte 2y ago
homes should not be an investment. no one needs stocks everyone needs a home.
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by katbyte 3y ago
white space as a delimiter is why i never use python.
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by katbyte 3y ago
Like what? What does na export in containers? Most our exports are bulk not container afaik
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by katbyte 3y ago
no? removing/decreasing apples ability to police apps before regulation means you are opening users to hostile apps. adding regulation and setting standards for apps and data tracking and then removing/limiting apples ability to p
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by katbyte 3y ago
How about we regulate tracking apps etc first then force Apple to change?
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by katbyte 3y ago
But this is why the eu case made more sense? It went after Apple for not allowing side loading of app stores vs this one which seems to be going after what Apple does on its own store?
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by katbyte 3y ago
The eu case seemed to make more sense and was pro consumer: open up messaging / App Store and switch to usb c. This one seems different at first glance,
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by katbyte 3y ago
I use apple products because of the software and consider it better then the alternatives.
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by katbyte 3y ago
It’s easier to kill animals and destroy their habit when you think less of them and presume them to have little to no intelligence or emotion (or so little it doesn’t count)
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by katbyte 3y ago
While you may think it didn’t have an effect a recent 99pi episode covered it and it sounds like it has definitely motivated many companies to remove chemicals from their products. It’s not perfect but it has had a positive effect https:&#
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by katbyte 3y ago
I think there are still quality products out there, but they are rare and expensive and you have to spend forever researching to figure out which products are :/ still are as so many see to be purchased and then running the ground for
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by katbyte 3y ago
I refuse to get any more switch games because you cannot do offline backups of your saves like PlayStation (and I presume Xbox)
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by katbyte 3y ago
And Canada already did this with immobilizes. We also used to do bait cars. Both these things helped a ton, until the new wave of weak car security Iirc the Kai stealing spree didn’t hit Canada as hard because of said immobilizer law too
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by katbyte 3y ago
Pretty sure it’s more the steel grade in a cybertruck (301) is < the grade in most kitchen sinks (304)
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by katbyte 3y ago
Different types / grades of stainless steel There isn’t just one “stainless steel” everyone uses there are a vast number of grades and types for all applications and rust resistance is only one attribute Iirc kitchen sinks are 304 and
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by katbyte 3y ago
Fwiw it is rather trivial and reliable to passthrough individual usb devices in Proxmox - point and click even
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by katbyte 3y ago
I have tried Optical usb cable to kvm to dac, audio over hdmi, and audio over rdp. All have the same crackle
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by katbyte 3y ago
Put it inside a vm, set updates to manual, once every few months snapshot/backup and upgrade. If it fails rollback.
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by katbyte 3y ago
I recently gave this a go as I’d not had a windows desktop for a long time, have a beefy Proxmox server and wanted to play some windows only games - works shockingly well with an a4000 and 35m optical hdmi cables! - however I’m getting rand
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by katbyte 3y ago
And the law does actually not define “zero emissions” as a car that makes no emissions lol hybrids are permitted by how it defines them
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by katbyte 3y ago
that is the exact same language used for the canadian law. "zero emission" includes hybrid https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/documents/cars-and-light-tr...
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by katbyte 3y ago
i mean it sure seems like it is? if the intent was to prop up businesses that did not plan for a black swan event so people could keep their jobs.
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by katbyte 3y ago
no? it seems to be the exact same rules as canada? > new cars sold in 2035 and beyond are zero-emission vehicles which includes battery electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and fuel cell electric vehicles.
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by katbyte 3y ago
a hybrid is still a hybrid that you can just keep filling up with gas and never plug-in.
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by katbyte 3y ago
That’s literally the one I was talking about, it will still permit hybrid and there is no requirement for everything to be a BEV

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