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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
It used to be that way, now you can set a spotify account per driving profile
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
No it's *incredibly* trivial. Just have human reviewers.
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Cancelling subscriptions on apple devices is a dream, I love it
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
The first RISC-V single-board computer.... from ASUS that is
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Countries often want independent capabilities even if it costs more. And plenty of of launch types don't care about distance to the equator, for example polar orbits. Lots of launch sites are very north, for example Baikonur, Plesetsk,
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
I wonder if a country without an orbital rocket program would consider buying them out.
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
It's just a "No thanks, bye."
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Yes it's just as bad. Long shifts are hard on the mind and body regardless of profession
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
It always seems odd to me that countries are willing to go across international boundaries for such a vital part of the economy. If they could just be self-sufficient with a load of nuclear power plants then they would have less political l
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
A machine without FUSE is a toy
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Because it's necessary for a load of use-cases, and installing a *kernel* extension for it is terrible for deployment
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
At what point does Apple just buy Samsung?
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
> Want to use FUSE? Fuse is infuriating on MacOS - why is it not included by default??
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
I really wish someone would make a framework-laptop compatible board layout for a RISC-V chip. Even if it's not high performance it'd let us treat it like a daily-driver and really contribute to getting the desktop linux experienc
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
The maintainer works for Amazon, I think
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
If they're that worried perhaps they shouldn't lease the car.
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
You shouldn't listen to them either then
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
https://archive.ph/w29ut
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
> await approval Sure seems like RealPage is price fixing then
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
I think it's just that people are delaying having children. Once they have children they fall in line as there's no energy for anything else
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
So at what point is a refund required?
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
> you still have to make breakfast for them, get everyone ready Past a certain age they can do this themselves. A 12 year old is very capable of doing everything besides driving a car
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
> My guidance counseler suggested I dont attend college Reminder to self, tell my children to ignore anything a 'guidance councilor' says
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Alphabet would be shooting themselves in the foot doing that, they'd be giving a local competitor a solid footing, which they could then expand from to the US
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Huh TIL, added to ublock origin!
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Closing all offices? That means remote-only right? Sounds like a great place to work once the layoffs are a distant memory
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
Honestly I couldn't tell you what capacity I needed from my reports on a time horizon of even 1 month. Sure we do planning, but it's always wrong.
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
It's a terrible thing. Just set the price and be done with it.
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
I don't think he'll get what he wants even if he can somehow force them to write a patch, the rest of the ecosystem will ignore the fork
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by peoplearepeople 4y ago
All I care about is: * does javascript execute fast * which video codecs are hardware accelerated

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