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by newsclues 5d ago
Depends on the affordability and friction to pay, vs getting software from a random or unknown source vs a maker. I understand it didn't work, but I think there is a way to get it to work (good enough).
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by newsclues 5d ago
Free open source -> compile it yourself Affordable binaries and SASS are fine options that I’d like to see
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by newsclues 5d ago
hope he wear two collared shirts.
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by newsclues 6d ago
How much memory does it take for the consumer market not to be totally screwed? Can that share of production be allocated to consumers, and the AI fights over the rest?
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by newsclues 8d ago
The unpopular part is the hypocrisy where their work has already or must be rewarded while other people’s work is not.
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by newsclues 9d ago
Why would the next US administration expend political capital to roll back the damage done, instead of accepting it as the status quo and negotiating from there? I'm not saying there is no way that America and Canada can't repair
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by newsclues 10d ago
Canadians who expect America to suddenly be friendly towards Canada in 2028 are ignorant of history and reality.
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by newsclues 10d ago
Easier to fly to Europe from our privatized airports! Sounds great! The funny thing is that we got this, instead of tangible and needed deregulation within Canada. Another announcement, instead of actual shovels in the ground and making l
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by newsclues 13d ago
Sony and Microsoft fought to own the living room in console wars
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by newsclues 16d ago
Jellyfin is free. Although more SSDs and HDDs are more expensive than in 2021.
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by newsclues 16d ago
I definitely participate in a deanonymized internet social media platforms, especially for local issues, employment or niche hobbies. I also want anonymous internet, but having the choice between the two, for certain things may be great.
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by newsclues 16d ago
Same net negative with smartphones and social media.
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by newsclues 16d ago
5c, three generations of SE, 16e and 17e Apple has been pretty consistent with cheaper iPhones.
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by newsclues 18d ago
Fresh account defending a corporation.
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by newsclues 19d ago
I was going to mention that but I don’t know about it but assume they have some interesting supply chain, inventory management, marketing type software that no one will see, and just think about the POS, in store displays and web and mobile
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by newsclues 19d ago
McDonald’s owns the brand, supply chain and real estate.
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by newsclues 19d ago
As much as the problem is advertising the government allows it because the government buys the data!
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by newsclues 20d ago
Just because you don’t like people doesn’t make them stupid.
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by newsclues 20d ago
The author of the linked article is Lucas...
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by newsclues 22d ago
They had fuel drop tanks made of paper in WW2. Cool drones can test and validate the solution without risking a pilot!
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by newsclues 22d ago
How do you get a train from Vancouver to Victoria on the island?
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by newsclues 22d ago
I’ve been tinkering with the idea of a hybrid system where the ICE system is its own bolt on component to an electric aircraft that is used for takeoff and altitude before it detaches and returns to the airfield before the aircraft cruiser
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by newsclues 25d ago
Baked, and fried!
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by newsclues 25d ago
Industry and wealth transfer and job creation programs have different goals. Congress is at odds with efficient industries.
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by newsclues 25d ago
Aerospace and defence!
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by newsclues 25d ago
I don’t understand the point of this post, (not your comment that makes total sense and I agree)
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by newsclues 25d ago
Apple has metal and mlx
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by newsclues 26d ago
Micron makes memory in the USA.
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by newsclues 26d ago
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/endi... Maybe religious people hate public education because it is different programming than they offer?
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by newsclues 27d ago
Or school, including university/college

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