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1y ago
The best part is the ticket they say I’m a part of the breach with… Discord literally never even acted on it. They let the ticket go to the void and never had anyone in support answer it. Imagine a place…
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1y ago
Slow news day? Did this really need a second chance pullback to the front page?
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1y ago
Yes, that's the plan it looks like you can do. I'm excited to have it wall-mounted and printing into a basket.
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1y ago
Yeah I know saying that in hindsight it's just going to go to the ONN sticks instead and stay within Google TV - but it solves the problem Amazon wanted which is to quickly and smartly move the problem away from themselves and onto som
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1y ago
I'm assuming they've basically replaced the walled garden with a greenhouse with these changes to Vega OS? At least it (hopefully) means no more stupid "cracked fire TV sticks" on the local market. The end-user-support e
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1y ago
Yeah, and it was a $19k truck with a hybrid, and now it’s $29k with the I4.
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1y ago
Now imagine if you could make affordable sedans again, Jim. How does Gen Z afford a $50,000 electric SUV?
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1y ago
Is there a reliable source for this that ISN’T Gurman or Bloomberg? He’s got a track record of spouting bullshit so he can drive the AAPL needle on the Terminal.
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1y ago
Both Samsung and Oura do, yes. I’d almost want to have a little wallet-card with the emergency cut diagram, out of first responder paranoia. https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshoot/TSG10003554/
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1y ago
“E! A! Sports! It’s inhumane!”
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kotaKat
1y ago
I'm so tired of bad USB-C implementations. I wish the EC didn't shove their heads up their ass to give us such an unreliable connector on our mobile devices throughout the world.
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1y ago
All of this because some asshole wanted to prey on kids' credit cards for an extra couple of cents per V-Buck. Thanks, Timmy Tencent.
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1y ago
Why else do you think buying TikTok isn't just buying access to the world's largest kids menu?
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1y ago
... yet none of the stories have made it remotely near the frontpage, and none of it has basically had any meaningful discussion? Man, the HN frontpage has been fuckin' stagnant . Give us some better second-chance crap, the Lumafield
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1y ago
> the fact that it will work on apparently all devices with no version limit will probably be a surprise to many Yep, and it'll be a sneaky update via Google Play to update the Play Services in the backend that kicks it off.
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1y ago
There's already a full cottage market of ALPR-on-cellphone applications. They can just mount a cellphone on the windshield and it's gonna run ALPR all day every day. Same thing with fingerprint capture - they've now just got
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1y ago
Every Lowes nationwide has installed them at the entrances to all of their stores and/or plazas they're in, even if they're not on the map.
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Google reveals its Android for PC is coming next year
(theverge.com)
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1y ago
Yeah, that one actually fucked us over rurally. Local healthcare system wanted to put up a new greenfield hospital facility, was turned down for the CON by a challenge from another hospital 30 miles away. They wrenched demands out of the fa
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1y ago
STILL no full size HDMI port? Did they let Officer Mayonnaise spec the port on this one?
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1y ago
Can’t wait to see the price hikes factored into all the ancillary services that include Disney+/Hulu as some kind of bullshit “perk” now.
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1y ago
Yes, that’s how this works, and it uses SIP. The boxes all basically turn the cell lines into SIP trunks, then they’re used for grey routes for international VoIP providers to dodge termination fees into the target country and get cheaper p
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1y ago
The bar to getting access to MVNO sales is actually extremely, extremely low. They're ordering and activating maybe 20-50 at a time, and ordering that number of SIM activation kits from dealer supply houses is extremely normal. Activat
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1y ago
Bingo! And the call's been "verified by the carrier" because it came off the cell network from a purportedly valid SIM... but patched into a dodgy SIP connection back to the scammer.
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1y ago
Yup. This is literally just a cellular grey route site for some shitty VoIP provider, just like the SIM box SMS scams go marching on in other countries. Some operator is shitting their pants right now, probably. The SIM cards come from chea
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1y ago
eSIM profiles also cost money in a sense - there’s a cost per-profile generated and per download usually from the eSIM personalization provider.
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Fortnite developers will soon be able to sell in-game items with 50% fee
(fortnite.com)
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1y ago
It wouldn't surprise me. Amazon knows where every item is in its FC and knows the motions of every item's placement, from the grand scheme of things. It's not that hard to then track back from an order exactly what bin or tot
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1y ago
For what it's worth, the Apple Watch since Series 7 has had 60GHz wireless USB communications for diagnostics, recovery, etc -- we're a few more steps closer to "portless" phones with everything they do.
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1y ago
And the funniest part? The people that decried the 30% cut and went up to fight against Apple and Google themselves are going to be forcibly taking a 50% cut on their own user-generated content after a years' grace or so. "Develop
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