lagadu

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by lagadu 3y ago
It's ok, I'll just make sure never to measure the CMB for variations.
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by lagadu 3y ago
The MG Cyberster is coming out pretty soon, also the electric Cayman, though it's a completely different price bracket.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Companies are not allowed to leverage their dominant market position in one market in order to gain an advantage in other markets. If you dislike monopoly and antitrust laws, go vote against them.
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by lagadu 3y ago
If you're concerned about the brand value then sell your stock before it happens or buy some put options at a nice price.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Replace "macbook" with "iphone" and have the computer smart nephew jailbreak and install shit on it and the result is the same. At the end of the day, virtually any hardware you hand over to a user they will be able to b
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by lagadu 3y ago
If the iPad pro came with macOS I'd have one instead of my macbook.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Legit question: Would you read it if it were free but still against the creator's wishes?
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by lagadu 3y ago
Pretty sure the dead can't get offended by what we do with what they left behind.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Much like the usb charging situation, it's a delaying tactic. Of course they're aware that this isn't something they can win but they can fight and delay it for as long as possible in order to both have some profits from it w
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by lagadu 3y ago
Breaking PWAs is the most recent example but the most well known was their (now dead and buried) attempt to circumvent USB charging requirements.
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by lagadu 3y ago
> Apple used the judge’s reasoning Using an American court's decision as a basis to try and break EU law tends to very well over on our side of the pond. Good luck with that.
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by lagadu 3y ago
I'm just writing to call out your abrupt change of subject and avoidance to actually answer the person you replied to. Please be a better poster, if you have no answer, just don't reply.
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by lagadu 3y ago
We don't actually know that. It's possible that connecting that pin shorts some circuit on the card that prevents it from operating. I suspect you're right though.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Hacking is largely used to mean the breaching of a system by some unauthorized actor, and why shouldn't it? Word meanings change over time and this one got broader. That said, phishing is a form of hacking the individual so even by a s
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by lagadu 3y ago
> Why are you even considering the case of a zero Ohm load with a 16 Ohm source impedance? Modern headphone amps (including really cheap ones) have source impedances in the range of 1 Ohm or less while headphones can range from 30-ish to
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by lagadu 3y ago
Ah, I misinterpreted that.
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by lagadu 3y ago
To be clear, we say that an electron has -1e charge: that "e" is the absolute value of the charge of an electron. The charge of an electron is approximately −1.602176634×10^−19 Coulombs. Quarks have either +-2(1.602176634×10^−19)&
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by lagadu 3y ago
A small note: the anthropic principle doesn't make us "lucky" to exist in a universe that supports life, quite the opposite. The probability of life coming to existence in a place (universe, celestial body, whatever) that doe
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by lagadu 3y ago
Quark stars, a type of star whose density sits between neutron stars and black holes are theorized to exist, though we have no conclusive observations of one yet.
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by lagadu 3y ago
If that were to be the case, we'd have to change the values of the other forces that these charged particles interact with, such as the strong force. Not that it wouldn't necessarily be possible, but it would require everything we
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by lagadu 3y ago
This is a good question. Should the bill be split by mass, charge or spin?
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by lagadu 3y ago
You're effectively asking why universal constants are the value that they are. Eventually there's no answer other than "it's a property of the universe we live in that we observed." If you keep asking why eventually
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by lagadu 3y ago
I believe you're in error with the assumption that "there are countless universes" means multiverse in his description. It means that there are countless universe possibilities we can imagine, one for each permutation of the
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by lagadu 3y ago
> we are pretty sure we are alone in the entire damn Universe. We absolutely are not sure of that in any way, shape or form. Quite the opposite, given our knowledge of the universe and conditions necessary for life forming, it's hig
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by lagadu 3y ago
You've been explained time and again how the anthropic principle explicitly doesn't need "God" or any sort of intelligent design and is simply the conclusion that can be drawn from a statistic calculation yet you continu
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by lagadu 3y ago
It wasn't the "forgotten breath techniques that allow you to survive in space and travel backwards through time"?
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by lagadu 3y ago
Presumably your systems integrator can arrange that for you, no?
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by lagadu 3y ago
The X3 is big (D segment I believe) and larger by a decent margin than most other cars on the road. Even the X1 is not anywhere near close to being small (C segment?).
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by lagadu 3y ago
2T is a lot for EVs! Take Tesla for example: all their 4 cars 3 are huge and the only one who is just barely below the limit is larger than the vast majority of cars on the road: the 3 often doesn't fit on parking spots neatly and has
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by lagadu 3y ago
Of course a city's residents are the ones who should vote! Cities are built for us, who live in them, therefore we're the ones who get to decide how they are managed. It's the same reason that municipal elections are only ope

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