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It still remains to be proven in practice. Their past track record shows that even for higher end devices the promised monthly updates silently become quarterly, or get delayed or mysteriously disappear as soon as the next year devices hit
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5y ago
Google has a support page that lists the planned obsolescence dates for all Pixep phones: https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/4457705 My Pixel 3a is going to stop receiving security updates this May. It’s
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5y ago
>Once upon a time, computers did what you told them to without reporting you to the stasi, Google, or a number of marketing firms. Now that kind of freedom is obscure and hard to access for most people. Remember when you could note the n
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I'm not arguing with the premise of the blog post. In my case, the emails were send as "single-send", not a part of a campaign, so disabling the options worked. But the blog post was very helpful nonetheless, as it lead me to
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5y ago
I suggest checking Tracking settings in your Sendgrid account. I found myself in a similar situation with a tracking pixel being embedded in my personal email notifications. After checking the settings page, turns out Open tracking and Clic
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5y ago
Wow, I was indeed amazed. I live in an apartment building, and I could immediately see more than a hundred devices! The list has everything: from headphones and smart watches to light bulbs and TVs.
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5y ago
>uBO works best on Firefox Not a fan of the recent Firefox changes, but alone makes me keep it as the default browser
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5y ago
What is the situation with Chromecast support on iPad? I know that Youtube supports it, but what about other streaming services?
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I went through an experience of picking up LEGO Christmas gifts for my little cousins (boys and girls, age 6-11). It was very difficult to find anything that wasn't a promo for a massive Disney franchise. After filtering by the age gro
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I asked myself the same questions about the world of yachts and this article answered them very well: https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/the-lonely-life-of-a-yac... >See, the power of owning a magnificent yach
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It's incredible to see a normalization of the term "outage" applied to a software running on a local hardware.
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SpaceX planning to launch up to 52 missions in 2022
(theverge.com)
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What a shame! It was the website where I found my current job. It seemed to be the only tech job search board that was focused on its main function, and not on collecting as much personal data as possible.
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5y ago
Another thing that SpaceX has proven with Starlink is that the benefits of economy of scale could be applied to satellite production and the aerospace industry in general. It is so incredibly wasteful that the companies and governments keep
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5y ago
A large market for Starlink are ships and aircraft. It's already been tested in these applications, but commercial usage is pending regulatory approval. Plus there've been some discussions, and even a signed contact regarding Star
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From the paper linked in the other comment: >approximately 4 × 10−4 of all pixels would be lost over the course of a year. I don't believe this is a significant enough impact
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Any explanation how it affects the asteroid detection? It is not a manual sky search it was decades ago, but a completely automated process with a computer controlled telescope, orbit calculation software, check against a database of known
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5y ago
And a willingness to retake every shot hundreds of times until it reaches an acceptable level of perfection.
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About the security content of iOS 15.2.1 and iPadOS 15.2.1
(support.apple.com)
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Thank you! This was a very enlightening comment, which adds a lot more context to this news story.
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I don’t think it’s a good analogy. With the coffee grinders you can have objective physical measurements for the coffee particle size distribution after the grinding process. Sure, the taste improvement would hit diminishing returns as the
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Non-tech related: Anthropocene Reviewed - Orbital Sunrise https://pod.link/1342003491
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> It's easy to forget that you have to drive two displays. Double the resolution, half the framerate, double the nausea nVidia had rendering pipeline optimizations for multi-view VR for years: https://developer.nvidia.com
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Apple does ship Pros with three different sizes of silicone tips in the box. Changing the standard (medium) to a large one made all the difference for me to finally be able to wear AirPods while running and working out. While discussing thi
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I'm not arguing you could completely go away with single points of failure when designing a spacecraft while being limited by the payload mass and volume. But the whole JWST unfolding sequence looks like a way too risky gamble to me. M
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I think the point is to have a documented open API that would allow for development of third party clients, but any app A is not under obligation of integrating with any other app B.
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After watching an official JWST video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUAvXYW5bmI , they seem almost proud of having several hundred of single points of failure and an immensely complex deployment process that takes several
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Even without Starship it would make sense to switch from current model of unique single item satellite production to a library of standard cheap mass produced designs. Instead of one JWST that takes multiple billions and decades to complete
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Today's public RC build has the number of 21A558. It is too different from the one listed in my opinion.
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The OS version is listed as "macOS 12.4 (Build 21E140a)". I have my doubts about the trustworthiness of this data.
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