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by nolok 4y ago
Then again, there is no clutch in an EV
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by nolok 4y ago
Not familiar with hybrid very much, but doesn't that mean essentially carrying the internals of two different engines, and thus double the maintenance risks just "for the very occasional long trip" ?
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by nolok 4y ago
To be clear: it's not all e-scooter, it's the free service ones. Parisian can still own and use their own, but they're done with the ones being left on the ground randomly, being used in poor fashion (on the sidewalk, or with
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by nolok 4y ago
Paypal is also registered as a bank in the EU (in Luxembourg), and as such is liable as a bank for such things. I just don't think someone bothered to take them to court over it.
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by nolok 4y ago
I wanted to ask "Is it a VAT thing ?" but Spain actually has higher VAT so no I'm pretty sure it's illegal in the EU for the same company to give a different price to customer depending on where they live in the union, I
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by nolok 4y ago
On the same line of "did no one ever bother to actually use it ?", you get a brand new computer or laptop, you want something to run over night so you go to settings and you set "sleep after" to "never", and it
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by nolok 4y ago
There is a ton a money to be made by whatever porn startup wants to make easy access to chat / image AI models without porn restriction. Between sex tips, "on demande, specific to your request" porn stories and pictures, etc
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by nolok 4y ago
Agreed, it's what happened during each of the major changes to google images. Every image site got their traffic tanked, but you still want to be in there.
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by nolok 4y ago
... and then someone tries to do a quick fix with regex
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by nolok 4y ago
Instead of the final code which may or may not have time saved from chatgpt, it would be more interesting to see your chat history for that specific conversation with it and see how easily or poorly it understood what was needed, and how cl
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by nolok 4y ago
I understand but like I said, official PHP version in your distribution packages kind of act like an LTS anyway, people who use 8.2 are using Sury or similar. > 5.x -> 7+ was a pain, mainly down to those projects being without compose
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by nolok 4y ago
PHP is mostly run on Linux, and the LTS version of PHP is essentially the one shipped with your distribution. They backport most security fixes. To use the latest PHP 8.2 version Debian or Ubuntu users need to add an external package source
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by nolok 4y ago
This makes no sense. You are under no obligation to upgrade your php version as soon as released without being able to plan for it. PHP 8.1.17 was released alongside 8.2.4 for exemple.
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by nolok 4y ago
While "abandon those projects" doesn't help someone who developped something with it and need to keep them updated, the fact is that you can just keep using the older version of the library while you do your update it works j
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by nolok 4y ago
Most big projects offer a large transition period. And their "older" version works just fine on latest PHP versions anyway, so you have the time to do your upgrade. And the tooling to make such upgrade is very stable and well work
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by nolok 4y ago
You're going to need to give exemples here. Upgrading has been super simple. The one time you actually may have had to work on things was with PHP 7, but that's because they finally removed things that had been deprecated for year
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by nolok 4y ago
Ryan Reynolds youtube channel is an exemple in how bad 99% of advertising campaigns are. Almost everything he posts are ads for his companies or ventures, and not only am I subscribed but I eagerly watch every content he post as soon as I g
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by nolok 4y ago
It's in part the upvote / downvote, an horrible gamification of online discourse triggering your need to win the "spectators", even if you end up not having any vote at all because no one cares. Personally, I miss the ol
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by nolok 4y ago
Coincidentally that's also the number of times it was used today, and the number of people with any interest in it !
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by nolok 4y ago
This [1] used to be known as "the most expensive hdmi cable in the world" at over $10k. The vendor has since stopped selling it and replaced the picture by one of a usb power adapter, but the reviews are still there for a good lau
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by nolok 4y ago
My personnal pet peeve is the one where every thread on Microsoft support forum gets answered by a long response telling the person to do a scandisk. > So much bullshit in one paragraph, why aren't they trained to type like human be
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by nolok 4y ago
And the second comment seems to imply it's an issue with password input fields, not wifi in particular
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by nolok 4y ago
That DELL 0% failure after >200k drive days is nice to see The Micron one on the other hand, either they had a bad batch or something is very wrong with that drive model
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by nolok 4y ago
> My claim is that the current system seems more than sufficient to reset any mistaken expectations due to marketing. You don't seem to disagree, so I rest my case. I do disagree, I just don't know the solution, this not being
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by nolok 4y ago
I understand what you're getting at, and I'm not even sure I have a question for you. Mercedes's system, ensuring that the cars does not disconnect for a minute (instead of seconds) feels safer to me, for exemple.
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by nolok 4y ago
I am asserting people have a set idea of what the word "autopilot" means, and it doesn't mean "unable to pilot on its own without me being fully attentive to it at all times". And I am also asserting that this name
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by nolok 4y ago
Because it's not about MY expectations, it's about the expectations of the guy behind the wheel of the car crossing my path. Therefore I don't need it to be good enough to convince ME, I need to go be good enough to convince
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by nolok 4y ago
I disagree, I think this is a very tech community centric point of view. You will find most people outside of this circle cares very little about Elon Musk when thinking "do I worry or not about autonomous cars when going to buy grocer
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by nolok 4y ago
Like I said, there is a difference between the facts, that you state, and how the PR and marketing are presenting them. You don't even need to go far at all, here are the very first words, right now, on tesla "autopilot" page
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by nolok 4y ago
Not really, nobody was scared of line keeping cars despite them having essentially the same risks, because nobody ever thought they could close their eyes or play on their phones or watch a movie while line keeping is enabled. Some people d

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