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by rcdemski 2y ago
I’m comfortable with him holding apologies until after service is restored. A lot of IT staff, including myself, woke up to this and are focused on triage and restoration. Once the noise globally has died down then I’ll expect an apology, a
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I tried playing Death Stranding on my iPhone 15 Pro. It looked fantastic but those touchscreen controls were horrendous.
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I've been slowly shifting away from cloud connected, wi-fi connected smart home things towards zigbee and zwave. I've had hit-and-miss reliability with them which is unfortunate. Are there any brands you've used you recommend
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US sues Adobe for 'deceiving' subscriptions that are too hard to cancel(theverge.com)
184 points by rcdemski 2y ago|4 comments
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by rcdemski 2y ago
It seems like a fair statement from the reporter. Unless they know definitively whether the driver is cited or not then the outcome is unclear. That said I hope there are repercussions for the driver
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by rcdemski 2y ago
It has, but it’s presently an accessibility affordance you have to enable first. It’s found under device Settings > Accessibility > Siri > “Type to Siri” On/Off
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by rcdemski 2y ago
The former owner chimed in to discuss the ownership change and how it was handled: https://surteesstudios.com/a-new-chapter/ I can’t say the software is untrustworthy anymore but the whole ownership change was poorly
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by rcdemski 2y ago
None. I’m three years in with mine in Denver so it deals with hot summer, frigid winter, random hail, occasional high winds. I’ve never had to touch it. I wish more home technology was so painless.
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I’ve had a Weatherflow Tempest [1] for a few years and love its simplicity. No moving parts, solar and rechargeable battery powered. Their platform is primarily mobile app based but they have a comprehensive API should you want to play arou
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by rcdemski 2y ago
Not being familiar with the installation I found this video super informative: https://youtu.be/WfZQf1983iw?si=wvh-GIj6XIEwWGlA
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I appreciate them not trying to upsell their product, but give what seems like an honest comparison to their competitor. I have a Purple Air monitor and it’s done me well, but it’s great seeing an alternative with better access to the data.
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I’d love to see pricing include tax… and then I think about how difficult that’d be to implement online
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by rcdemski 2y ago
Teenager me sure acted like the GameCube had motion controls
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by rcdemski 2y ago
I was given quite the delta, with $14k on the low end to replace our ancient gas furnace and AC with a 80 perfect efficiency gas furnace and standard AC unit, $20k for low end heat pump with gas backup, and as high as $34k for the every fea
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by rcdemski 2y ago
For me it’s price. I’d love to make the jump to a heat pump but local quotes are in the $20k range before rebates and credits. This stings when the same hardware can be purchased for a quarter of the price. I’m all for paying for labor on t
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by rcdemski 2y ago
Australia was also under British rule until the 1980s
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I think it’s due to the WSJ piece on this program, comments here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39491968
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by rcdemski 3y ago
Not sure if it was renamed but today the setting is called “Eye Contact”
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I landed at wanting to work remote when I have clear direction on what my team wants to do, and meeting in person to hash out the big details. The in person bandwidth feels much greater (at least for me). Balancing both strategically lets u
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by rcdemski 3y ago
Same, well, I’ll do the speed limit. But the end result is the same. I get to where I’m going without stressing over navigating around aggressive drivers. They tend to avoid the right lane anyway. If my travels are so time sensitive that a
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I signed up a month ago and this is the first time something “not Google” has stuck for me. The results are solid, the interface is clean, and it feels good supporting an ad free product. I wish them their best with platform growth.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I see any dc fast charger as paying for convenience. I handle the majority of my charging at home overnight at my usual utility rate, but if I need to quickly charge up while on the go it’s a special case I’m ok paying a premium for.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I can only see very limited market uses like possibly store window displays or some theme park attraction. I don’t know how that can justify the R&D expense.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
The developer has a post from earlier today discussing that situation https://alex313031.blogspot.com/2024/01/the-good-bad-and-ugl...
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by rcdemski 3y ago
Indeed. I thrive with an in person team but also recognize the majority of my team doesn’t. I greatly appreciate all of us having the individual freedom to choose what works best at my employer.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
Down in Denver too. My money is on a date rollover issue related to DRM.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
For personal networks this doesn’t make sense but does seem like a fun project to build. The profiles are really most powerful for enterprise networks.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
That’s where my gut is landing on this one. They discussed managed app distribution at WWDC and that’s what feels like is coming with 17.2. In my enterprise land I’m excited for these cleaner integrations for MDM app distribution.
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by rcdemski 3y ago
I just tap the icon on my phone and get the effect. It’s cute
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by rcdemski 3y ago
They removed them on the Model S and replaced them with capacitive steering wheel buttons when they launched the steering yoke

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