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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
As long as used cars exist the ship will never have sailed.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
I don't know or care if "it's a thing anymore", there's an inexhaustible supply of existing cars with double DIN. My Subaru from 2017 has double DIN and I don't see any reason to own a more modern car than that
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
> I literally will not buy a car that does not support CarPlay. This is silly. I have installed Android Auto head units into each of my last three cars. It costs a few hundred bucks and takes an afternoon. I simply will not buy a car tha
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
A good way to spot someone you can safely ignore is when they say "X could trivially Y" in regards to a Y you know is extremely non-trivial.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
And do you think the situation in California is a good situation?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Youtube does crack down on them, all the time. Why do you think they are "important"? What are they contributing, and to whom? How does Google benefit?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Virtually all of the content I watch on youtube does not fall into this category. The content I watch is a mixture of raw footage, a guy speaking to a camera with minimal editing for 10 minutes (think Rick Beato, for those who know him), ed
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Sorry I'm not seeing how your comment is relevant to the orignal post, can you clarify?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
You seem to be confusing what is legally/contractually required with what is fair. Fairness, in general, isn't defined by law or contracts, although some laws try to codify it.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
This has the same vibe as "if netflix cracks down on password sharing they'll lose revenue!" Which, obviously, didn't happen. Cutting out abuse at the expense of harming low-value users is always a good bet.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
I turn off my work Mac on the weekends because I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make it shut the fuck up. If I close the lid I still hear email, calendar and slack notifications. If I explicitly put it to sleep I still hear not
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
> They can tell abusive scrapers from regular users, they choose not to distinguish. Really? How? Be specific.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
> Rather than using rate limiting or access control over a singular user Rate limiting by user is much easier said than done for anonymous (not logged in) users. How do you define a user? The same person (or bot) can hop from IP to IP us
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Maybe instead of leaving drive by comments like this you can explain this to the overwhelming majority of people in this thread who think it's bananas.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Even 2mbps would be on the extremely high side. I doubt many mainstream games, if any, use this kind of bandwidth. Excluding games that stream video of course. A 6v6 game of Forged Alliance (12 players each moving hundreds of units around,
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
It's a ludicrous amount of bandwidth even for a 1,000 player game, and a strong indicator that this developer is doing something very wrong.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
That is insanely bad borderline hostile UI.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Americans are given the right to bear arms so they can overthrow a tyrannical government. Doesn't mean the government has to sit there and take it. And it certainly doesn't mean you can shoot cops and get away with it.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Is there a good tldr somewhere? I love Factorio but not enough to read a changelog that exceeds 40k characters.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
What kind of work are you doing that requires automated image generation at scale?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
I'm not sure if you're being serious but it should be illegal because they're producing images that are often not physically possible. At least if an agent stages an apartment with real furniture they are doing something a te
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
That must be why the American government never gets away with anything unconstitutional.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
How is that relevant to my comment?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Was this a "demonstration" though? They turned up to a detention center in the middle of the night and launched an attack clearly with the intention of getting past the gate (text message exchanges show they had scoped out the ope
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Nope, sorry, talking is never violence.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
They actually don't need to spell it out more. They can use discretion. This avoids hair-splitting from pedants like you because discretion is discretion and there's no argument.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
> AI generated music is good, the singing (vocals and lyrics) is typically very bad. This is a musicaly illterate position. You only find the instruments passable because you're not familiar enough with music. You hear vocals and be
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
No, I don't at all. I am firmly anti gun and we all know it's bollocks. I was hoping they would admit it.
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
Maybe it's time to use those guns you always claim you need to keep in order to defend yourself from a government that is acting illegally? I mean isn't this THE EXACT REASON you always say you need them?
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by mvdtnz 4mo ago
But your government is constantly acting illegally. Isn't it time for Americans to... do something? It's clear that your legal framework isn't working.

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