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by mh8h 3y ago
Absolutely. And I'm all for reducing our environmental impact. My point is that even if we could flick a magic wand, and reduce the transportation emissions to zero overnight, we wouldn't be able to meet the long term emission goa
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by mh8h 3y ago
I don’t have the numbers for US wildfires this year. But the emission caused by the wildfires in Canada this year was about 2x the annual emissions generated by transportation.
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by mh8h 3y ago
Note that the article is from 2019. The iOS 14 made significant changes to the way messages are processed by adding sandboxing and isolation. Here's a post by Project Zero evaluating the improvements: https://googleprojectze
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by mh8h 3y ago
Why don't they use HSMs instead? The whole point of those hardwares is to prevent leaking the key materials.
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by mh8h 3y ago
As someone who has dealt with crazy tax codes and different regulatory fees in telecoms I can tell you that the systems that calculate those bills are very old and clunky. They are built to handle billing in batches, and are not suitable to
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by mh8h 4y ago
Amazon also sets compensation targets, and if the stock price goes high enough for the employee to reach the compensation targets without new stock grants, no new stock grant is given. So there is no motivation to stay for long, even when
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by mh8h 4y ago
It works until you have to do something trivial like changing the windshield wiper mode, or enabling the seat warmer while driving.
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by mh8h 4y ago
From the original story on Global: > Randev said the other Tesla driver told him he was able to get his number because he had printed out a document, which was in his car and it had his phone number on it.
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by mh8h 4y ago
The problem is that the safety of Tesla is only compared to the average car. It should be compared to a car in the same segment. The average car in US is > 12 years old, and is probably under-maintained.
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by mh8h 4y ago
Things are changing in Canada too. Heat pumps are much more common in the past few years.
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by mh8h 4y ago
Risky Business: It's a podcast about information security. Even if you're not directly working on security, listening to this podcast will help you have security in mind in your every day developer work.
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by mh8h 4y ago
I wanted to share the link of a job posting on our company website to LinkedIn. It asked if I want to add my work email to my profile, just for verification reasons, so that it shows the "Is Hiring" ring around my profile photo. I
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by mh8h 4y ago
With the current way of owning an EV, you own the battery. And because batteries degrade overtime, the health of the battery is a big component of the value of your car. Using a service like that means you'll get a random battery every
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by mh8h 4y ago
The argument is that Nitrogen would have lower moisture content than air, and that allegedly reduces corrosion in the tires and wheels. Also Nitrogen filled tires lose pressure more slowly, because Nitrogen molecules are larger. The differe
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by mh8h 4y ago
There are services for exactly that check. See Equifax OFAC Alert as an example.
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by mh8h 4y ago
There are many people that are complaining about this issue. But the total number of owners are way higher than the typical laptop. The MacBook Air M1 is allegedly the world's best-selling laptop. I'm curious. How many screen crac
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by mh8h 4y ago
Some venues would have you put your phone in a bag, lock it, and give it to you. It will be unlocked on your way out.
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by mh8h 4y ago
I think he means the capacity will be 40 GWh / year = 4.56MW.
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by mh8h 4y ago
The thing is that when the system is effective at stoping the malware, you don't get a signal about it. You only see the ones that somehow made it. So it's not easy to have an idea of the effectiveness.
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by mh8h 5y ago
The effects of blind bidding on price increase are still not very clear. I haven't had a chance to look at the literature, but I've been seeing several news articles about this: https://www.cbc.ca/news/busine
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by mh8h 5y ago
This is what I wish for in an IDE in the future: https://twitter.com/TaliaRinger/status/1365433319572185092?s... The year is 2030. You're a software engineer at a company, writing tests for your program. Aft
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by mh8h 5y ago
I loved the XBox Underground ones.
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by mh8h 5y ago
Well... it's illegal to buy/sell/drink alcohol in Iran. So that's the only type of beer you can buy in store. Black market is a different story.
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by mh8h 5y ago
In the case of a patent troll, the competitors are probably also on the future target list. It's in their interest to help fight this troll.
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by mh8h 5y ago
I have a 15" retina MacBook Pro from 2012, and another from 2018. The one from 2012 is fine for everyday use. But the difference in single core performance, and also IO, is substantial. That's really important when it comes to a
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by mh8h 6y ago
Saw the title, and thought it is going to be about what Erdos referred to as The Book, in which God keeps the most elegant proof of each mathematical theorem.
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by mh8h 6y ago
Protip: Change your payment method to Paypal. Then cancel the subscription from paypal.
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by mh8h 6y ago
gcc is not supported on the Apple Silicon yet. So anything that relies on that is going to be an issue.
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by mh8h 6y ago
The tricky part is that, if Apple supports the OS on the old architecture as long as they did during the last transition, the Intel macs of today will only get support for two major OS versions after Big Sur.
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by mh8h 6y ago
That's assuming that the thing Google is buying is a commodity, and its value is the same to all parties.

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