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421.
by msh 4y ago
Sure. IT can fall back to sms.
422.
by msh 4y ago
I completely agree, but people still try to create the premium phone. It used to be vertu before they went bankrupt and now sells strange phones. These days guess it's more rebadget iphones like the ones sold by caviar.
423.
by msh 4y ago
When the owner of the thing you are seeking to buy is the richest guy in the world that might not be true
424.
by msh 4y ago
You don't need to pay for an extra device and carry it around.
425.
by msh 4y ago
There is a bit more than just informing users: If you decide to go down this route, you should bear in mind that other supervisory authorities might be stricter and that you must be able to demonstrate that it’s impractical to delete backup
426.
by msh 4y ago
I think they last a lot longer than 10 years. I am not in the US but have been looking at air to water heat pumps and several of them are sold with 15 years warranty.
427.
by msh 4y ago
It vary quite a bit. I have seen them go from 6w (ubnt aplifi hd) to 24w (A asus router, forgot the specific model) in idle.
428.
by msh 4y ago
A dependency on russian gas should never have been established.
429.
by msh 4y ago
That was not how the airlines was (very successfully) secured. It was by goverment regulations.
430.
by msh 4y ago
I think that it's morally wrong to push the burden to end-users. If anyone should be accountable it must be the companies producing the devices and software.
431.
by msh 4y ago
So you want to put everyone on a metered internet connection? And then hit them with massive bills if they have a device that gets hacked? Seems unreasonable given the current state of security.
432.
by msh 4y ago
I do that because its cheaper to charge over night. I have a 11 kW charger installed on my house.
433.
by msh 4y ago
I am not from the US but I have a somewhat intelligent charger. It can communicate with the power company and be set to only charge my EV when the load is not high (it still guarantee the amount I want charged, so I wont risk not having my
434.
by msh 4y ago
Dont 11 kW assume a charger installed by an electrician? Then they would have pulled cable that can handle 11 kW to make a installation. (or maybe I am totally wrong, I am not from the US, in my location I cant install a 11 kW charger by my
435.
by msh 4y ago
But most EV's have settings to do delayed charging. In mine I can set it to either start charging after XX:XX or I can set it to be ready at a certain time, fx 7:00 in the morning. Some chargers also supports these settings.
436.
by msh 4y ago
You are correct that its not negotiable when supporting that language, but it is negotiable what languages and writing sets a given application support.
437.
by msh 4y ago
Internalization is hard. I think its too much to expect software written for a specific market to handle all languages in the world. Fx in danish we have 3 letters (æøå) that is not common in the latin alphabet. I cant go to germany or turk
438.
by msh 4y ago
Are they a majority of languages if counted? I guess it also matters if you count the number of languages or if you count the number of people writing them.
439.
by msh 4y ago
Sure, if you go for international markets you have a lot more work to do. But in most countries you cant use extension to verify anything. I had a .edu as a university student in denmark, but I think my dapartment was the only danish educat
440.
by msh 4y ago
Do you have any data to back that most languages dont have cases?
441.
by msh 4y ago
Sorry, looked up my emails from audible to check. The plan I referred to is called "inactive light".
442.
by msh 4y ago
It seems like it mixes up things people believe and things that people do for ease of use/ease of life, like: >Anyone with a .edu address is a student >Anyone with a .edu address is a student or faculty I dont think most people b
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Chips tech firm Arm sues Qualcomm and Nuvia for breach of license and trademark(reuters.com)
3 points by msh 4y ago|0 comments
444.
by msh 4y ago
Mikrotik is in the same price range but not as polished.
445.
by msh 4y ago
Well they have a silver membership that for 10 USD a year let's you keep your credits and access to sales.
446.
by msh 4y ago
Brave seems more that somewhat sketchy, like their rewriting of affiliate codes: https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2020/06/06/the-brave-we...
447.
by msh 4y ago
I guess it depends on which parts they need to be better. From a functionality standpoint I would list, hey.com, fastmail and icloud as better. mailbox.org is better on being a traditional mail host you access using your own client (no wier
448.
by msh 4y ago
I have run infuse for a few years first against Plex and then files on GDrive. I have not encountered that problem.
449.
by msh 4y ago
If you only have apple clients (iOS, ipadOS, tvOS and macOS) you can try infuse. Its only a client, so you need to store your files somewhere (icloud, gdrive, you NAS) but it can then play all kinds of files and sync progress between differ
450.
by msh 4y ago
Its more like "I was head of security and the CEO blocked me and tried preventing me reporting the true state of affairs to the board."

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