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by nekoashide 3y ago
Spending more time ordering, waiting, getting with customer support when things go south? I can go get my food without the extra cost and headache and that's what happened to our house. We stopped ordering food once it got to be more o
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by nekoashide 3y ago
Or pay to buy a trusty AI to help you
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by nekoashide 3y ago
Nobody really cared in the scene about the DMCA until the FBI started taking people offline. Even then? It stopped nobody, people just got more security aware.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
And now I know why that weird version of DOS existed a few decades ago when I was working on cash registers. Back then you ran across a lot of DOS compatible OS's and documentation. As long as all the same commands worked you were usua
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by nekoashide 3y ago
What causes Alzheimers? Is it beta-amyloids or something else? They have seen some improvements by removing them but the science isn't really clear. Ultimately some benefit is good but we have also seen the cost of these drugs and it&#
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by nekoashide 3y ago
Meta had a product previously called Threads, there's lots of companies called Apple. They are billed as a slack replacement and not a twitter replacement. I'm not seeing the issue.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
This was intentional to build the platform out on day one and do as much damage to twitter as possible. I'm sure they will break out the platform but every ig user can get a threads account with a few clicks.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
People in the scene thought the DMCA was a joke back in 2000, then they ended up behind bars.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
It must be from slam dancing, moshing, ect. Sometimes it can get down right violent but most people are respectful but I can see how it can be set off and ignored as bodies are being slammed around.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
It needed to happen, between the existing Tesla network and the IIJA upcoming spending on a charging network it will make EV adoption happen much faster. Competing standards only hurts the consumers and will slow EV adoption.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
Home projects, I need a couple for home automation.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
In the past OEMs would put passwords on motherboard BIOS, they were usually default codes but kept customers people from pushing F1 on boot and getting in to do bad things easily.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
I watched Doug DeMuro latest video on the ID.4 and he says it's not fast. On one hand performance might not be needed for a people mover. On the other hand people expect EV's to have superior performance.
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by nekoashide 3y ago
Top upvoted comments can filter out the useless information and then it can be trained on actual data and refined.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
The pandemic changed a lot of things, more and more people purchased guns for protection, and fentanyl drug abuse is a massive issue right now and has been for years.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
It wasn't just graphics, it was audio as well. People have it nice now but back then you were still fighting audio driver issues. AC'97 support made that situation livable but it took forever for everyone to support it.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
That first line got me, everyone used to have ringtones and one day I just left my phone on vibrate and never turned it back on. Funny fact about me is that a certain Motorola ringtone from the mid 2000's will trigger a panic attack, o
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by nekoashide 4y ago
That's just it, being first to the market is sometimes more important than worrying about competitors. They killed it so hard with the ipod that even if the zune was a better device at the time people wanted the ipod.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Energy has always been a convertible resource, the markets take time to catch up and I think we will start seeing pricing parity between gasoline and electricity.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
The CA/B forum lost a lot of credibility with me, the vote failed and it took a single member (Apple) to tell everyone else that they were going to ignore the vote and proceed anyways. No debate, no re-vote, no giving anyone any extra
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by nekoashide 4y ago
They want evidence an immobilizer is installed, so with a simple modification people can get insured. But I'm not sure the government can force an insurance company to cover a vehicle anyways.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
I have been waiting for a 3 row, 300mi range and under 40k vehicle. That's how I replace my minivan.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Sorry, should have been more clear, AL 2022 https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2022/ug/compare-al2-to-A...
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by nekoashide 4y ago
I was told OpenSSL 3 was bad for the longest time, I used 1.1x for everything, but switched to Libressl. Now that I need to switch to AWS Linux they are using OpenSSL 3, my question is should I still be hating on OpenSSL?
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Any more special treatment than they give AWS, GCP or Azure? I feel they just manufacture them all the same because there's no point in doing anyone any favors.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Had it for years on the road for work and it was a life saver, never having to search for stations and listening to ads all the time. When I started working local I dropped it for streaming and that was good enough. A few years later I was
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by nekoashide 4y ago
It's the government, you may as well have another set of people observing the test givers as well.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
I would expect that there's something else at play, it's entirely possible that natural honey contains some organic chemical that increases metabolism in humans.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Gas Stations make money off the merchandise, the margins for gas at the station level are not that great.
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by nekoashide 4y ago
Those tanks are huge boat anchors for the owners, your either a gas station owner or paying to have those tanks pulled and the soil tested.

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