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nolok
3y ago
Unless they really break it on purpose, you would have the same permission choice when installing from third party sources. On android, the permission needed in the store doesn't mean I can't revoke any of them after the fact, or
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nolok
3y ago
It can't be scraped. The A320neo (and at this point, A319neo and A321neo) order book is filled until the mid 2030's, and that's with Airbus trying to increase capacity as much as they can (they need to ensure quality remain,
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3y ago
Why would they when they haven't done so on android ? You have what, 2 apps that have done so, one not even fully (kindle) just removing the in app sales if installed from the store, and the other one (Fortnite) not because it makes se
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nolok
3y ago
I'm not saying they're unsafe (I don't know that, but I do trust my national agency if they certify it). I'm saying convincing people who need a peacemaker to not die about a magic device that keep their heart beating is
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nolok
3y ago
My understanding is that phone near your genitals is not recommended at least for men because the increase in heat affects your testicular production, like any increased heat source would (between the heat of battery usage and the non ioniz
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nolok
3y ago
90% of the people I know keep their near their head, near the genitals or near their heart when not actively using it. I read the part about them asserting that it's safe, but if they want this to actually sell without a major stigma,
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nolok
3y ago
One, it made the code unreadable and impossible to maintain properly, especially since most of those table where generated straight out of photoshop or whatever. Two, it was an accessibility nightmare. At least modern grid design fix those
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3y ago
I really don't understand what you're getting at. I don't disagree with you. The difference between this website existing for MAX and not for others is the repetition of issues though, to the point that now more people have h
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3y ago
Oh yes but that's a different type of MAX though ! No, not the one with the engine nacelle falling potential issue that we don't have a fix but want the FAA to ignore, the other one ! Out of the 3 current MAX types, one killed peo
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3y ago
But virtually no one really is avoiding it over that, they're avoiding because of the multitude of various faults and issue over the entire MAX line that makes it highly unlikely that there isn't something else coming.
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3y ago
1 - it really doesn't matter, delegating your manufacturing to a subcontractor doesn't absolve you of ensuring the product is made properly 2 - it's made in a former Boeing plant, that boeing sold to an investment fund and th
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3y ago
Learn to use a performance profiler and then a debugger/disassembler/whatever fit you needs. The profiler tells you where the slowdown happens, the rest then let you figure out what actually happens. By learn to use I mean really
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3y ago
Boeing already warned airlines on january 5 (before the door issue) to check for lose bolts in a different section of the plane (the rudder). This is not a door plug issue.
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3y ago
Imagine the quality of the manufacturing and QA / final inspection to have that kind of issue.
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nolok
3y ago
I think parent meant inspected by the factory before sending it to the airline, not the regular maintenance check from the airline.
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nolok
3y ago
The 8 had the great MCAS crashes (boeing solution ? tell the pilot to turn it off when it happens !), the 7 has anti icing that burnout the engine nacelle and make it fall (boeing solution ? being exempted from the certification requirement
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nolok
3y ago
Because people who do AI are willing to pay several k€ per card, gamers are hitting a wall before 1k€. It's the same cards, only the vram change, and the vram is "cheap" to add, comparatively of the total price. So now you ha
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3y ago
The reason is because they want to sell entre/medium business workloads cards at 1/2k€, and gamers cards at 4-700€. Right now, it's burning them on both side, and the only "fix" they found was to give just enough vr
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3y ago
It seems super weird to say that given who they are and how many times they tried, but Intel is my hope right now. Their arc card where very good for a first salvo, they do great stride in drivers and modern tech (XeSS beating FSR on its fi
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3y ago
For pure gaming on windows I would disagree, as of the 7xxx cards. And I'm one who was on team ATI for a few generations before moving to nvidia because of terrible drivers.
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3y ago
I personally find it "sort of" funny how nvidia is caught between what they need for gamers and what they need for IA, and how they're trying to pull all the tricks to not have their gamer cards eat up their "AI enthousi
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nolok
3y ago
Fireworks wasn't an original Adobe product but a Macromedia one they got during the acquisition. Adobe seems to have had some massive lack of effort for those (Flash being the prime exemple).
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nolok
3y ago
In Europe just cancel your credit card authorization at the bank, or your SEPA mandate, or your PayPal authorization, depending on. They will try to scare you and ultimately won't go after you because the legality of this for b2c is ve
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nolok
3y ago
Unless you have clear proof of that (saved emails...) and own the company, or you were acting as third party (consultant,...) I would advise not making those accusation in a public place without consulting with their legal representative. I
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3y ago
They're far behind Nvidia in gaming, to they try to compete on price to get market share back. Eg the 7900 XTX competes with the 4090 in rastering but is between 30 and 50% cheaper, 7900 XT / 4080, 7800 XT / 4070 are all winn
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3y ago
> Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo sometimes lose money on hardware sales. Nintendo has never sold a console at a loss, Sony hasn't done it since the PS3 in 2006 and Microsoft since the 360. So it's not the norm since more than
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nolok
3y ago
You're confusing open and available for licensing
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nolok
3y ago
> They decided Google has an illegal tie between its Google Play app store and its Google Play Billing payment services, too. Just this part alone would applies to Apple the same way
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3y ago
I don't disagree. When asked why we insist on sending troop on every freaking conflict out there especially in africa, our (past) defense minister answered that experienced troops still trumps everything else, it's not enough to t
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3y ago
Oh I agree, but I'm also of the very macabre and morally evil view that, for the west/nato, the current situation is the best one we could hope for (short of the dream of "ukraine beats russia"). We don't lose lives
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