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by rstupek 3y ago
I agree in principle. Are you also absolving them of any warranty on the car once you begin modifying it?
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by rstupek 3y ago
Just fyi details on domains haven't been publicly available for several years now
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by rstupek 3y ago
Yes you can use all of those with the included remote which is easy to use and quite responsive. And all of them (minus Netflix) surface the shows you're watching up to "watch now" so you don't have to dig into any of th
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by rstupek 3y ago
That's not at all true. It works just fine without owning any other Apple product. How do you think it requires you own an Apple product?
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by rstupek 3y ago
It's just a mode on the phone isn't it? You would get a charger from anyone that would let you set your phone in portrait mode to charge.
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by rstupek 3y ago
I think it's a useful idea, not sure why you are sarcastic about it
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by rstupek 3y ago
I'm not on YouTube so I wonder what the global audience for the keynote really is
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by rstupek 3y ago
MacPro finally announced with Apple Silicon with the new ultra chip
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by rstupek 3y ago
Archon, MULE, star raiders, and seven cities of gold were my favorites
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by rstupek 3y ago
Agreed. It so perfectly modeled supply and demand to me as a kid
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by rstupek 3y ago
The Atari 800 version supported 4 players out of the box
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by rstupek 4y ago
Do you have any evidence that supports this?
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by rstupek 4y ago
Rowing is not solely an arm mechanism but his actually driven by the legs
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by rstupek 4y ago
It was likely a Compaq SystemPro if it was a server.
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by rstupek 4y ago
It's a phenomenon called tidally locked which is why Mercury exhibits the same thing with one side or mercury always facing the sun
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by rstupek 4y ago
I can play if I'm in offline mode without an issue when my son plays on his computer. Have you tried that?
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by rstupek 4y ago
Which controls are behind a tablet interface that you'd need to use while driving? Have you driven a Tesla? The controls you'd need while driving (audio, climate) are on the steering wheel. You don't have to look at the ta
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by rstupek 4y ago
Which auth mechanism did you end up using?
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by rstupek 4y ago
It's a byproduct of the process of cooling the air
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by rstupek 4y ago
That's one of the issues with open source, polishing isn't "fun", where massive rewrites to a new thing are.
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by rstupek 4y ago
I pronounced it inks for the longest time
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by rstupek 4y ago
I worked at Compaq just after the 486 model and those things were nice for their time
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by rstupek 4y ago
I guess I don't see the correlation. If your time isn't worth spending $100 for a text editor then you probably shouldn't
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by rstupek 4y ago
How is it insulting of them to want to charge for their software?
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by rstupek 4y ago
Stripe auto sweeps but not nightly. Not sure you have any control over when they sweep funds over
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by rstupek 4y ago
Patton wasn't in command of the forces opposite the Ardennes nor was he in charge of the forces in the Western Front.
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by rstupek 4y ago
I think the part you missed is he's using Stripe Connect and its 35% of the merchants through him that lost the ability to process cards?
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by rstupek 4y ago
My Tesla has two dials, one on each side of the steering wheel which allows for control of volume and temperature. There is never a need to look at the center console
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by rstupek 4y ago
It looks like a search engine could get listed here: https://www.indexnow.org/searchengines.json and any website which implements IndexNow could utilize that list to know where to publish? There already is such an "RSS
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by rstupek 4y ago
The key appears to not be a fixed value so unless your server allows directory scans it seems reasonably secure?

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