mavhc

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by mavhc 2y ago
A 4.5 year old phone has battery problems? And they give you money for a phone you've probably replaced already? Seems like a great ecosystem
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by mavhc 2y ago
I would have picked the 50 local currency units if they said the 100 was only a phone discount, not a total store discount, sigh
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by mavhc 2y ago
because there's a second manual lever that does work without power
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by mavhc 2y ago
Brave search seems the least censored
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by mavhc 2y ago
NT was designed to be CPU and OS level API independent, of course mainly being used with closed source software meant hardly anything supported non x86 CPUs, and if you wanted Unix you could just run Linux by then
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by mavhc 2y ago
Google did try letting you pay to not see ads, guess not enough people did it as they killed the programme
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by mavhc 2y ago
Are you including energy usage that's currently not electricity but should be in the future? https://www.tesla.com/ns_videos/Tesla-Master-Plan-Part-3.pdf suggests 240 TWh of storage is required, but also that that
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by mavhc 2y ago
Why do you hate your lungs?
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by mavhc 2y ago
imagine the horror of being shown ads you find useful
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by mavhc 2y ago
So brakes not being used, isn't that a problem with all EVs?
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by mavhc 2y ago
And Tesla only failed at 12%? So it's almost twice as good as average? What did they fail on is the next question? Brake discs not being used because regen is a thing it seems
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by mavhc 2y ago
https://www.whatcar.com/news/most-reliable-cars/n27337 and here the Model Y is in the top 10 most reliable. It's as if all these news articles are useless... Tesla sales down as new Model Y being released, bi
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by mavhc 2y ago
Don't set fire to your brain then, problem solved.
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by mavhc 2y ago
Can we blame phones instead so we can keep selling our McBurgers?
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by mavhc 2y ago
Is their job to reduce private data to the minimum needed, or the maximum allowed?
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by mavhc 2y ago
Imagine if security software did that, but also ran on boot and took down a million critical machines
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by mavhc 2y ago
If you're expecting a week's worth of work from them you'd better pay them for their time, if they turn up.
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by mavhc 2y ago
I rarely see RSS buttons on websites any more, rarely does a podcast link to an RSS feed
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by mavhc 2y ago
Now it has working auto update they should get loads more downloads
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by mavhc 2y ago
The old human: 1. Born into plague 2. Never learns maths or writing 3. Nor spelling 4. Half the time your life ends before childhood does 5. Nothing happens in your life
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by mavhc 2y ago
However they applied it to all phones of that model, not just ones with degraded batteries
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by mavhc 2y ago
Given that a) most human rated rockets have had 0 flights before use, and b) I'd expect each starship to have at least 10 flights, and at least 100 in total without mishap before launching, the statistics should be good
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by mavhc 2y ago
Don't use the homepage, use the subscriptions page
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by mavhc 2y ago
Quassel is basically self hosted irccloud, I use it on 5 computers, Windows, Linux and Android, it's great
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by mavhc 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42385393 When the only copy of your computer is 15 billion miles away, and the documentation is OCR'd 50 year old printouts, and no one recorded what was patched when
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by mavhc 2y ago
Do you assume laws cannot be updated?
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by mavhc 2y ago
They'd have to know your password, and get you to click your 2FA accept button, that's 2 factors still
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by mavhc 2y ago
Can't see the source
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by mavhc 2y ago
Most people wouldn't realise they can't recover their TOTP codes. But the hacker would still need to know your password surely
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by mavhc 2y ago
If I'm the only person going from/to somewhere having a large public transport vehicle take me is wasteful

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