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by lowlevel 5y ago
The heart of the problem in my opinion is that Google is an ad company first. Their primary concern is selling ads. If a given product is not helping them target or sell their ads, it gets sunset. Google has a long history of ruining or kil
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by lowlevel 5y ago
Rollback the wifi driver update of course.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
I'm with you. I've had CarPlay and Android Auto in my past 3 cars, and could not be bothered to use them. I'de much rather just use built in navigation, stereo and local media. Involving my phone is just frustrating. Gerneral
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by lowlevel 6y ago
Sounds like unix to me.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
No joke. We have company policy now to not use google for anything.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
I've been saying this about Google for a decade... everyone thinks I'm nuts.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
Sounds about right... I am still cheesed that they're treating the address bar like where you search. For me, if the address bar does happen to go away, so does chrome.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
Lost me at step 1. There isn't an explanation as to why docker is a good idea... I feel it isn't, and I'm kind of too lazy to go figure if I'm wrong.
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by lowlevel 6y ago
Main thing for me is size in the hand and squared off sides. I find anything with rounded edges I can't hold on to and just hits the floor constantly... little better with a case, but that makes the phones just that much bigger and les
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by lowlevel 7y ago
Hmm... maybe someone elses will work better than mine... I can hardly get in.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
I can't help but think the fine is too low. It would be more profitable to pay the $100,000/year in fines than disclose the discounted rates. shrug
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by lowlevel 7y ago
My gut says this is related to forced updates and unwanted interface changes in current Microsoft products. It's been super annoying where I work, and staff are pretty upset.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
Gonna try it... tried OneDrive but oddly enough, Microsoft Office documents and files are a complete pain in the rear to open/save there because the microsoft apps treats it differently than just a storage device.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to just turn off wifi and unplug the ethernet cable?
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by lowlevel 7y ago
Exactly why I turn off all assist systems in our vw. I can't tell you how many times it misread the lines and nudged my steering into oncoming traffic. Eventually everyone will realize this stuff is just a bad idea.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
This brought a smile to my face. I've hated them since they first showed up. Kudo's Mazada. Kudos.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
I second this... a lot of times, broken make files are standing between you and victory, so it would be good to at least have some familiarity with them.
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by lowlevel 7y ago
Yes. Picking up items at an Apple store still subjects you to mall parking hell, walking through the mall, finding Waldo to fetch your item and paying. I'de say pickup at Bestbuy or Home Depot is infinitely better... pickup desk genera
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by lowlevel 7y ago
I find the apple store uninviting and uncomfortable. They're generally packed with people standing around... you have no idea where to go or who is available... more obscurely controlled chaos than clear and apparent order. I feel vis
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by lowlevel 8y ago
Apple was losing billions in China. While this is just some of the phones trickling into other markets for replacement, it's still fraud and hurting Apple. This is why recently they've started to say iPhone exchanges had to be sen
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by lowlevel 8y ago
Personally I wouldn't touch it. We're going on 10 years of 'blockchain' being inappropriately applied to anything and everything and you can still count the winners on one hand. It's illegal to set money on fire...
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by lowlevel 8y ago
I have resorted to using DND mode as a whitelist. If a caller does not identify with a number in my contacts list, the phone doesn't ring. I feel whitelisting is the only thing that's going to stop the calls... extreme or not.
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by lowlevel 8y ago
Who is asking for this? Even if they can get them to not kill people and co-exist with human drivers... why would anyone want to own one of these? Why wouldn't you just hire/summon one as needed?
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by lowlevel 8y ago
I'm still using firewire.
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by lowlevel 8y ago
Generally, pro-audio users lag behind on OS updates and hardware updates. Apple generally has problems with audio with every new generation, and this is nothing new. When you count on something to work, you tend to buy the old models.. you
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by lowlevel 8y ago
This is immediately where I jumped to as well. A little too close to missile guidance if you ask me... likely to be illegal.
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by lowlevel 8y ago
I remember seeing these in some book when I was a kid... pre-internet... thanks for sharing.
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by lowlevel 8y ago
I don't see anyone actually owning a self driving car, and hence I don't buy that they will be cruising to avoid parking. Why would anyone want anything to do with owning a car that could just be summoned at any time to taxi you w
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by lowlevel 8y ago
I've wanted a whitelist only setting for a very long time... and I have also resorted to using the iPhones DND feature but instead of favorites I just use contacts. Havn't heard from the fake CRA, chinese immigration or duct clean
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by lowlevel 8y ago
Gonna check these sony compacts out.. thanks.

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