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by lopis 3y ago
I think because cars became much more reliable, we felt we didn't need these anymore. The reintroduction of that type of service would mean you no longer thad to worry about your electric car's range when going on a road trip. The
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by lopis 3y ago
I thought it would be this as well. I dearly miss my 2013 Xperia Mini Pro. But this? Looking at this product gives me wrist pain. The iPhone is about 250g. How can you comfortably hold it from the tip?
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by lopis 3y ago
I can't believe the author skipped this part. I felt terrible unsatisfied with the article. Thank you!
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by lopis 3y ago
Linux has hit 100% desktop user share at my place about 10 years ago. It's definitely happening.
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by lopis 3y ago
All events I've attended the last months explicitly mentioned having moved away from Twitter, and speakers have dropped twitter as the way to catch up after talks - mostly in favour of LinkedIn, which is tragic.
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by lopis 3y ago
> So is the absence of evidence so far for the existence of dark photons just more disappointing news out of CERN? You be the judge. That's just how science goes. You have a theory and you test it out. If you can't find evidenc
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by lopis 3y ago
Atomic frontier definitely feels like a baby Tom Scott. It's been lovely to see him grow.
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by lopis 3y ago
Another big advantage of solar, and wind to some extent, is that is distributed. It provides resilience to the network. Nuclear produces a lot of power, sure, but it's one big fat single point of failure.
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by lopis 3y ago
The tool is really well made, but I hate seeing this sort of thing in the wild. We don't need attention grabbers. Another name for attention grabbers is distractions.
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by lopis 3y ago
> It appears Valve didn't take the initiative on this one; rather, it's responding to Google's ending of macOS 10.13 and 10.14 support in Chrome. Several parts of the Steam user experience rely on Chrome.
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by lopis 3y ago
I don't care about unfoldable phones. But I would love a clam she'll foldable. But only when the tech is mature enough.
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by lopis 3y ago
I really hope it doesn't disappear because we've been hard at work with our partners there to protect it and restore animal habitats there. But we'll see. The expanding greed of big Ag is a mighty force...
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by lopis 3y ago
I really like being able to have different light moods throughout the day, in different lamps around the room, instead of a single lamp in the ceiling. This would be very tricky to do with dimmable switches.
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by lopis 3y ago
Absolutely. If you don't target high quality, you'll be competing for price at the late stage race to the bottom.
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by lopis 3y ago
It's an issue if Joe is a color blind cop...
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by lopis 3y ago
The alternative is a light in a predictable position or with a standard shape. I really hate that EVs are trying to be all modern about light systems redesigns. Specially in the US, car manufacturers are being very creative with their new d
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by lopis 3y ago
The question remains: is amazon the only one that can delivery you stuff that fast? And does it really matter?
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by lopis 3y ago
There's no lack of high quality brands out there if you look for them. One place I like to find such brands across Europe is the avocado store. There are all small manufacturers, mostly made in Europe with good quality, fair labor, etc
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by lopis 3y ago
South Korea has been known for being very strict about false advertising in packaging. So products there usually look very similar to what's shown in the packaging. I imagine they go beyond reduced quantity.
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by lopis 3y ago
Maybe if one of them had a popular Blog, or were a famous youtuber, or invented a fun tiktok dance, you would remember them and be a proud great great grandchild.
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At least the NYT can handle the traffic
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It gives you access to original content (e.g. spam that has been removed) and you'll see posts 5 minutes before everyone else.
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by lopis 3y ago
I can imagine that this is required because the vast majority of people have "opinions" on the experts' field. So many people operate on gut feelings and reject science and fact. So they prefer to blanket ban arguing about th
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by lopis 3y ago
Do it. The more the merrier.
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by lopis 3y ago
The problem is that "expats" don't come create a tech haven. They come with remote jobs, earn good multiples of the local salaries, come increase rents, convert houses to temporary accommodation, fund the party scene, and the
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by lopis 3y ago
They've been saying this about Portugal for years
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by lopis 3y ago
Didn't the Xbox just ban 3rd party controllers?
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by lopis 3y ago
Removing the "who" from the original title made the sentence grammatically incorrect.
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by lopis 3y ago
But that's what I mean. In 3-4 years I don't want to upgrade my phone, but if I need to replace some broken parts, it would be nice to be able to upgrade them. I replaced my FP3 cameras at the time with the better ones in that exa
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by lopis 3y ago
I really really hope FairPhone has a plan to start making their phones upgradable. They gave us a taste of it with the 3T. The FP5 is so similar to the FP4. I imagine they will eventually be able to estabilize the design and start offering

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