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posguy
5y ago
20k miles a year is significantly above average, most car insurers in the USA were quoting policies based on 1000 miles a month or 10k miles a year this year, same as when I last shopped around in 2018.
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5y ago
There are plenty of EVs on the road with batteries at 8 years old, some of which have seen minimal range degradation, like most Fiat 500e owners. For those cars that do suffer from range degradation (eg: 2011 Nissan Leafs), battery swapping
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5y ago
You don't happen to be this Seattle OPNsense user running Tor on Centurylink fiber, do you? https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r33265819-Qwest-I-get-laten... https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r33
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5y ago
I'm surprised OP mentioned New York State Department of Financial Services (NYFDS), but this might be the local regulator if Coinbase's home state is New York. I would still file with them, they can still escalate on your behalf s
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5y ago
Inline responses also enable addressing each subtopic individually, in an organized manner. Feels like threading for subtopics, and enables responding to specific sections of a prior email without having to make circuitous references.
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5y ago
Nvidia's Jetson series computers and their various SOCs (as seen in the Nintendo Switch (Nvidia Tegra), Tesla's cars, etc) are not just GPUs.
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5y ago
Efficiency in electrical grids can often be counterproductive to reliability. It is economically efficient to not winterize your generation capacity or build longhaul electrical transport infrastructure to move electricity regionally, but w
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5y ago
Samsung (South Korea), TSMC (Taiwan) and Intel (US, Israel) locate their fabs in small countries that are heavily dependent on the US for ensuring their neighbors do not attack. Two of those three (TSMC & Intel) are building fabs in Ari
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5y ago
Apple took this bet years ago, it has not panned out. Austin's housing and rental prices just keep increasing year after year.
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This seems like an admission that Tesla feels there is little room left for them to grow where they are at in SoCal, similar to Amazon in Seattle, now expanding into offices abandoned by Microsoft and Expedia in Bellevue. Austin has seen ra
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5y ago
Its almost like Apple stuck with a CPU vendor that was trapped at 14nm while they were able to buy access to TSMC 5nm, a full 3 generations ahead of what was in older Macs, with each generation providing significant double digit improvement
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5y ago
1) Having seen a Signal client developed in QT, it was much more performant than Signal Desktop while using significantly less resources. 2) Electron apps don't look native. People are used to this compromise from other frameworks, I w
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5y ago
The domestic Chinese market was not able to support homegrown TD-SCDMA without the silicon manufacturing restrictions that now exist for Chinese companies, what makes you think that a company with rapidly outdating chip designs and access o
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5y ago
Just IPTables drop the whole range, if not the whole ASN. Same as any other attacking range, if its administered by an unresponsive entity, then you have zero obligation to route their packets.
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Have you had any problems from 10DLC rules in the US? We have seen AT&T silently blocking conversational messaging (eg: not using any formulaic messages like this addon does), even when the AT&T number initiated the conversation and
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5y ago
cmu_jmk (glow_tts) under en_us seems to be quite nice
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5y ago
Bandwidth is the underlying carrier or tandem provider (path that a call routes down) for a portion of nearly all VOIP carrier's traffic. Google Voice & Microsoft Teams Voice & Conferencing entirely rely on Bandwidth.com for ca
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5y ago
RingCentral, Nextiva, Microsoft Teams Voice (fully dependent on Bandwidth.com), Google Voice, Vonage (for a subset of numbers), and most wholesalers have some or all phone numbers on Bandwidth.com
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5y ago
RCLEC (RingCentral's CLEC) does not seem to host the majority of RingCentral's numbers despite being fully capable of doing so, RingCentral seem to sprinkle their numbers across Onvoy & Bandwidth.com if memory serves. Makes fo
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5y ago
Starlink has a finite amount of bandwidth, orders of magnitude less bandwidth than fiber. This is due to a restricted range of spectrum that will penetrate the atmosphere to their clients and an even smaller set which Starlink is allowed to
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5y ago
Two of the homes on my block here in an inner Seattle suburb are owned by Chinese investors and have never been lived in or rented. The owner of one property owns 8 other newly built homes within the city. The 2nd property is owned by a per
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5y ago
The chokepoint isn't the government in this case, but rather the major card brands (Visa, MasterCard, American Express). In the US, these brands have embedded morality clauses that prohibit these payments from riding their rails[1]. Th
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5y ago
I wonder if the MEID/ESN locking will go away with the sunset of the Sprint network? It should be possible to move the Calyx SIM to any device you like at that point.
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5y ago
How far off of AOSP is CalyxOS though? Given that most Android users are running unaudited carrier & OEM modified ROMs that rarely see updates, a ROM that is very close to upstream AOSP is apt to be much more secure. Nevermind that many
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5y ago
Navigating to this site shows "Database Error - Error establishing a database connection" Deleting this post and create a new one when the site is online is probably your best bet.
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5y ago
This is bad news for current electric Nissan owners. Sadly there has not been much progress on an CHAdeMO to CCS conversion offerings for these vehicles (either as a hardware upgrade on the car itself or as an external adapter).
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5y ago
This is not a justification for paying low wages and treating employees like garbage (eg: no notice when the business permanently closes, reshuffling schedules with no notice, poor treatment when on and off shift, etc). The current restaura
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5y ago
Sounds like its time for them to raise prices past what they deem to be a reasonable rise. Other restaurants in the area will likely do the same, and not pricing yourself to match can cause a drop in business as people seem to think the mor
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Restaurants by and large are not high revenue businesses. Most small grocers generate more revenue in 1 to 2 months than a restaurant will generate in a year. It seems like restaurant owners in the US turn over often, varying from every few
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5y ago
It is permissible to rebroadcast Radio and Television broadcasts for small businesses with certain limitations, but anything else requires paying for licensing: https://www.nfib.com/content/news/legal/you-migh
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