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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Oh no, how dare I checks stand up a VoIP ATA and plug a phone into it. I'll be waiting to hear from their legal team.
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
For approximately one and a half model years. https://insideevs.com/news/785214/2027-chevrolet-bolt-limite...
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Yeah, and it's still the best thing GM can even build right now. It's an Equinox without GM's bullshit and even includes CarPlay in the package.
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
In a way it feels like a sick and twisted joke that GM is willing to help with this, especially how they've been treating their current EV lineup. BrightDrop's dead, the Bolt was loved and killed and brought back and killed again,
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
There's two seperate things DoorDash seems to be doing: "Tasks" in the physical world (taking photos of inventory on shelves, closing Waymo doors), and then some seperate app for training AI models. As for Magic, they were an
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
It sounds more like they probably have some kind of generic prompt that runs on top of either platform to "be" "Sparky" to provide Walmart sales and advertising on top. I wonder if this is so Walmart can sell the adverti
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Border-crosser here: Many Canadian-model-only vehicles are driven in the US by tourists and the like - you can bring it in for up to the year temporarily. https://www.cbp.gov/trade/basic-import-export/importing-car
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
(2025) I'm reminded of the Beavis and Butthead episode Tech Support . Why the hell would those two dolts be allowed anywhere near a headset they picked up? "See, Hamid: our goal is to help the customers - of course - but if we&#x
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
And the quality's back through the floor again. How many recalls have the domestic slovenly-built Big Three had to put up with in the last ~6 years? Ford alone is showing just how bad the UAW's building on the factory floor. The
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
So... we're just going to move the scam into convincing the end user to run an application on their PC to ADB sideload the Scam App. Got it, simple enough. It's not hard to coach a user into clicking the "no, I'm not bei
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Quite frankly I don't think it should be either. I'm sick of browsers trying to sidestep my operating system's networking stack (be it forcing their own DNS implementations for 'security' or now this BS).
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Why does the VPN need to be integrated into the browser itself?
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Can we go back to making all this garbage, I don’t know, a browser extension or something? All of this crap that everyone keeps pulling into their browsers needs to be ripped back out and made a plugin or an extension. Stop shoving it in
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
On the flip side, the "private" aviation customer is 100% forced into the pricey plans privately with (physical) speed enforcement on the terminals. There's even two tiers of aviation speed limting: 300MPH ($250/mo) an
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
The technical hurdle to solve they feel is getting the barrier to 'flying' dumbed down even more. They want this to be something that Joe off the street can get in with minimal flight training and go zip around in a high performan
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
"Investor documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal said the goal is for the plane to be the first light jet to focus on artificial-intelligence flight." Oh cool, can't wait for the vibe-coded autopilot to CFIT into the R
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Now if only Sony would let us even have a smidgen of our own code on our Playstations. But nope, Sony would rather gatekeep that one to Hell and back. Instead, they keep stripping stuff off the console. I'm still so annoyed that PS5 do
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Show HN and it's AI sludge vibecoded into a website like every other one of these boilerplate websites ends up being.
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Did he drink some tainted blood or something?
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Bingo. Not to mention the constant bullshit excuses back from TikTok claiming they were never the source of the trend and “their moderation stops it”.
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Managing wireless at a large corporate campus we’re tucked away far enough we have a couple cell towers for the operators on site. If our site wireless dies, it’s a near instant logjam as we watch 1500 phones and cellular devices on our WiF
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by kotaKat 7mo ago
Gotta love the new suckered generation of "Fiber-Powered With Asterisks Internet" being advertised by the cablecos. "Fiber powered and delivered to the home by HFC!"
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
If you're in a rural area (and heck, even in an urban era) the primary ISP of a region dropping is likely to cause a lot of congestion from cellphones falling back to the operator network. I found it quite absurd that Spectrum (my cabl
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
More than, considering Apple is willing to openly advertise Neo at $499 for education. The minimum-advertised-price on these won't ever drop below ~$529 for a hot minute.
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
"This workplace is an Ultra-Low Emissions Zone. Violations will result in a daily standing charge docked from your pay."
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
Tired: Kohler's poop camera. Sleepy: Withings' piss sensor. Wired: Smart fart panties.
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
You'd be AMAZED what you can find on eBay. I saw this pop up alongside its video thumbnail and nearly shit myself watching it and going "damn, that looks exactly like what's on those RU/UA drones going at each other&quot
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
Sure, but it takes at least something like 17 founded reports to get someone punted off the platform, so good luck getting through the report-walls and AI content moderation to punt it out. "Our robot thinks this is OK to post, so scre
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
It really is a damn shame that my Lightning connectors are all dead and useless despite being the empirically better connector because of Vestager's whinging and stupidity across the entire EU mobile ecosystem.
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by kotaKat 8mo ago
I suspect this is because FirstNet customers are treated like full enterprise-class users on the AT&T platform and you can set your account up in some really accidentally stupid ways in AT&T Premier (the enterprise-level account man

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