mavhc

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by mavhc 2y ago
True, but I mean wins in a global "it's now the default platform for most people in the world" sense.
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by mavhc 2y ago
Whatsapp wins because it doesn't require a username and password, that's too complex for many people
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by mavhc 2y ago
Are you more likely to die because the people around you aren't vaccinated, or because you can't access a pro suicide website?
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by mavhc 2y ago
"she studied philosophy, politics and economics at the University of Oxford, where she was an undergraduate student at New College, achieving a 2:1 Bachelor of Arts degree in June 2000.[8] From 2003 to 2004 she studied for a master&#x2
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by mavhc 2y ago
What about PDF/A, archive version with restricted features?
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by mavhc 2y ago
https://www.openhistoricalmap.org/ is the OSM like version
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by mavhc 2y ago
Or teach people not to trust that you said something just because something sounds like you. Use actual authentication instead of implied. Same for photos, videos
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by mavhc 2y ago
Indeed, so if it's on the same continent/building/room is it a backup? depends why you need to restore it. You can't tell whether something is a backup until it's restored, it's Schrodinger's backup. A sna
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by mavhc 2y ago
Backup is a useless word, it's too overloaded Are snapshots backups? snapshots on raid? snapshots on replicated disks?
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by mavhc 2y ago
The ability to run ethernet and power over the same usb port is handy for static reuse of phones, not sure there's a list of who supports it though
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by mavhc 2y ago
Can they map it to cm accuracy and cope with the millions of changes that happen every day?
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by mavhc 2y ago
Plus you get to use the atmosphere as a free sewer, filling it with pollution without paying the actual cost to clean it up, which makes flying really cheap
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by mavhc 2y ago
Not like most had a choice, they already had office documents and windows, what else were they going to pick? Your historical pile of millions of MSOffice documents is an ocean sized moat.
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by mavhc 2y ago
Assuming they stop relying on hd maps, or map everywhere
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by mavhc 2y ago
Agreed, we tried to learn how to play from the book, and then got an existing player to help
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by mavhc 2y ago
Doesn't that mean Chess and Draughts are the just variations?
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by mavhc 2y ago
Does that matter though? At some point someone's assigning them a legal age so you can decide if they're over 16 or under 18, or over 21 etc. Your real age doesn't matter. And why would it not be able to be corrected later? A
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by mavhc 2y ago
Not disallowed, just they also have to offer an alternative. Question is why hasn't Australia created a Digital ID system that can prove you're >= 16 years old without giving away other info?
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by mavhc 2y ago
It's weird that what he does is so easy yet no one else is making EVs at scale in USA, or landing rockets, 10 years after SpaceX did it
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by mavhc 2y ago
Isn't the Tesla supercomputer completely separate from the xAI supercomputer?
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by mavhc 2y ago
True, MacOS is slightly better, still has raise on click, can't see a way to disable that. My use case is I have 2 applications that I want to drag something between, and the windows overlap Can you create a new document and then drag
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by mavhc 2y ago
They're based on the 1984 technology of "we can barely run 1 application at once", you can barely drag objects between applications, mostly you can't use overlapping windows because of raise on click, which makes draggin
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by mavhc 2y ago
I assume apple has something similar to https://support.google.com/android/answer/15146908 Theft Detection Lock uses AI, your device's motion sensors, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to detect if someone unexpectedly tak
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by mavhc 2y ago
Desktop managers have never decided if they want to copy Windows or MacOS, both of which are terrible GUIs that we're now stuck with, using paradigms from 1983/1984
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by mavhc 2y ago
Why are you following them?
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by mavhc 2y ago
99% of my youtube viewing is via the subscriptions page
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by mavhc 2y ago
https://medium.com/@colin.fraser/target-didnt-figure-out-a-t...
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by mavhc 2y ago
And the same penalties for Human Driver Beta
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by mavhc 2y ago
Surely the number of cars than can do it, and the price, also matters, unless you're going to ban private cars
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by mavhc 2y ago
I stood in front of it for at least 10 minutes, the trick is to go in the evenings. Being behind a crappy plastic shield didn't help though

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