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by moogly 3y ago
OCHA (UN org) were not impressed: https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/... Like lambs to slaughter.
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by moogly 3y ago
> Israel did demand that the entirety of Northern Gaza be evacuated from civilians (including those "camps" you mention, more below, and including all those hospitals) Evacuated to where, exactly?
513.
by moogly 3y ago
I really wonder how much money you can save by removing the individual rear window buttons and instead adding a modal touch "rear" button, like VAG has started doing.
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by moogly 3y ago
Most MEB cars with the VW ID style center screen have a touch strip under the center screen to adjust volume. On earlier models this isn't even illuminated at night.
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by moogly 3y ago
Doesn't Skoda have pretty sensible steering wheels still?
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by moogly 3y ago
This is absolutely wonderful. As someone who has only had a driver's license for about a year, it feels beyond scary to start fiddling with a touch screen to do anything of import while driving.
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by moogly 3y ago
Why are we talking about Microsoft's behavior 30 years ago in this thread about current Apple? Appalling diversionary tactic, that's what it is. I guess the parallel I can draw here is that just as you shouldn't defend whatev
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by moogly 3y ago
I'm surprised they have the monetary means to do that.
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by moogly 3y ago
> I don't remember anything about crypto/web3.0 He had a phase for a while where he tried to run the project as a DAO. Didn't make any sense to me, but that's web3 for you.
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by moogly 3y ago
Only one of them does DC charging though. The dual thing is more meant for flexibility at home.
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by moogly 3y ago
I doubt that's Magna Steyr's fault though. They've produced 10k cars, but Fisker have only delivered half of those, and from everything I've seen, it seems to be well-built from a hardware standpoint.
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by moogly 3y ago
I disagree. To me it's edgy and depressing. So it's pretty subjective.
523.
by moogly 3y ago
But only exactly twice. Not once. Not thrice.
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by moogly 3y ago
Also, they denied the problem for the longest time, even though they fired the antenna designer.
525.
by moogly 3y ago
Daniel Ek sure hasn't lost any of his own money.
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by moogly 3y ago
I would like to say that this is an unmeaningful amount of money for the people at Apple since they will make that in a couple of afternoons, and I wouldn't exactly be wrong, but I also know that these same petty people take this as a
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by moogly 3y ago
Were it easy, there wouldn't be any obese people. Now, _that_ is easy.
528.
by moogly 3y ago
Epic should counter by offering Apple to put App Store on the Epic Store whilst Epic takes a cut.
529.
by moogly 3y ago
A seat at Steve Jobs' table in the lunch cafeteria in he...aven?
530.
by moogly 3y ago
I also worked with a 60+ woman who once said at the lunch table "if you're a 35 year old guy and single there's something seriously wrong with you". Maybe you would have hit it off with her.
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by moogly 3y ago
Hubris, thy name is Sam.
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by moogly 3y ago
It's Apple though. They can get away with most things, feels like. If Apple released Google Glass in the exact same state Google did, things would've been different. I realize people will disagree with that, but I truly think it&#
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by moogly 3y ago
> it's so intrusive and obnoxious Hm. I didn't know there was an installed-per-default assistant. Maybe it's disabled if your workplace uses Copilot? I use Rider, WebStorm, Datagrip, CLion (and occasionally Android Studio)
534.
by moogly 3y ago
> But that's now how most people view a recall. Heh. Ironic. I remember (recall?) the good old argument used for calling something "Autopilot"...
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by moogly 3y ago
Philips Respironics is signing a consent decree with the FDA to basically pull out of the US[1]. Imagine if a murderer could also sign a consent decree to just promise not to murder anyone else (in that country, mind you), and get away scot
536.
by moogly 3y ago
Maybe the best program ever made for Windows. The integration with Everything was very unexpected, but welcome.
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by moogly 3y ago
That strategy has indeed worked for Israel in the past, and it will work now.
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by moogly 3y ago
> its fairly simple for me to empathize with the Israeli public who are angry at the death of their fellow citizens and want Hamas to be punished Definitely. Conversely, it should also be fairly simple to empathize with the Palestinian p
539.
by moogly 3y ago
Sure, but that's physical media with physical stores. That's a different beast from digital goods IMO.
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by moogly 3y ago
The greed is immeasurable and unfathomable. They could lower their cut across the board to a more reasonable 3% (single digit percentages used to be a thing on platforms before Valve moved the Overton window with Steam) and still be the top

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