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by mzkply 6y ago
Elon calling it stupid is great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFPnT-DCBVs
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by mzkply 6y ago
I bet you Airtags will be put on every cat and dog since it's likely they'll be picked up by everyone's iPhones, not just the owner's.
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by mzkply 6y ago
Where was this, a competitor like Nokia?
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by mzkply 6y ago
The share of iPhone for today's teenagers is much higher than the regular population. Much of it from the natural progression from old iPod Touches, where they built their accounts, apps etc. Looks like 85% share in the US: http:&#x2F
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by mzkply 6y ago
He's being ironic. As Will Smith's character said in The Pursuit of Happyness, finance is just about being good with numbers and good with people (for which you need rules 1 [Be Attractive] & 2 [Don’t Be Unattractive])
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by mzkply 6y ago
I thought Microsoft invented xhtml no-refresh tech just for web outlook no?
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by mzkply 6y ago
best autonomous driving system... on the market today. Nothing's shipping with LIDAR.
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by mzkply 6y ago
Just the body fat calculation using the app is a great standalone feature.
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by mzkply 6y ago
how do you know this?
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by mzkply 6y ago
This is classic Apple, they try to widen the audience that wants a tech by simplifying as much as possible, then finding a key value. Prime example is the Apple Watch... who "wears" it now? Sports people...
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by mzkply 6y ago
They're not building an orbital capsule...
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by mzkply 6y ago
Can't put a drone high up, just under the satellite, and capture the higher fidelity image of what the satellite would have picked up, then train a model top automatically correct the satellite's original image?
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by mzkply 7y ago
probably, and mailinator
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by mzkply 7y ago
Apart from that FBI warning of Zoombombing, I don't know a single non-tech person that's actually aware of all these security concerns, including China privacy.
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by mzkply 7y ago
But what's crazy is that once the capsule disconnects from the second stage of Atlas, the only remaining part of the whole system... is the Starliner. So what other clock could they be looking at? The Atlas V blows up in the ocean.
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by mzkply 7y ago
can't imagine there will be many car brands left without that capability in 10-15 years.
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by mzkply 7y ago
It's just from one end of the LVCC to the other.
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by mzkply 7y ago
Perhaps the timing makes sense, similar to high-rises and how they have their concrete structure complete a very long time before anyone can actually move in.
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by mzkply 7y ago
Context is aviation software has been in the news lately so yNews is geeking out.
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by mzkply 7y ago
Isn't there massive avionics commonality with all other modern Boeing AC? On the Airbus side, all types from A320 to A380 share a significant common core.
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by mzkply 7y ago
They would still have had to work on parachutes because a Pad Abort uses up all the propellant... leading to a parachute landing just off the beach at the Cape.
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by mzkply 7y ago
This was likely done to discourage any further investment in competing networks like OneWeb, Telesat, etc. It'll probably work, especially since SpaceX is also the only network operator that can control launch costs.
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by mzkply 7y ago
I guess the only freedom is that of multi-year license contracts.
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by mzkply 7y ago
That's only if you're talking about major accomplishments, like "I'm gonna make Director by 2021". Ya that's bullshit and bragging. I'm referring to things like saying "Guys i'm gonna not drink f
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by mzkply 7y ago
That has the exact opposite effect on me. I actually use that method to shame myself into accomplishing what I've announced...
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by mzkply 7y ago
Is your site down?
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by mzkply 7y ago
Reminds me of ST:Voyager's bio gel packs
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by mzkply 7y ago
That might work in Europe, where there are more options than planes. In Canada, and obviously the US, there's no option.
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by mzkply 7y ago
Intelligence Community
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by mzkply 7y ago
Can you explain why you mention USB? It's Lightning to HDMI...

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