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shmeeed
6mo ago
Web devs: hold my beer
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6mo ago
A sure sign of garbage stats. Edit: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/india#mon...
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shmeeed
6mo ago
How about this one? https://youtu.be/w-IiVeGAydE?si=pXetv_531E_NJE_4
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6mo ago
That list is sorely lacking the Mitsubishi Pajero. Still my favorite of 'em all.
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6mo ago
>their telemetry showed that few users used them I wonder if they ever stopped to think that power users are the ones that disable telemetry immediately upon install.
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6mo ago
https://www.carscoops.com/2025/02/jeep-owners-complain-about...
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7mo ago
That's true, and has been for quite some time. Still: NOx and VOC, but not CO2.
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7mo ago
I'm sure they love people believing that, but it's a cabin air purification system, and it's about PM 2.5 particles, not CO2. There was a dutch EV prototype a few years ago that did include an active CO2 capture system as a
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7mo ago
This is annoying marketing bs that the motor press has been touting for decades with every new generation of efficient engines. An ICE (that's not running on H2) always generates CO2. If it did the reverse, it would be a Fischer-Tropsc
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7mo ago
The Hellcat uses a massive twin-screw compressor. A Roots type supercharger is a blower, that is, a positive displacement pump with no internal compression that can run pretty efficient. Mazda's unit is comparatively small and clutched
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7mo ago
Fair point...
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7mo ago
Introducing bloat.
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7mo ago
Seen in the context of the thread, with the both of you never addressing the actual problem at hand but instead reflexively and vigorously defending React against an alleged attack, I'm sorry to say this reads like an admission.
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7mo ago
I'm not a dev and actually don't know what React is. I don't care for this metaphor. As a user, however, I find that the Start menu has become more sluggish than it used to be, and that's pretty annoying. What about that
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7mo ago
Woooosh, sorry. Neither is a fucking website.
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7mo ago
I'll throw Heaven's Vault in there as well.
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7mo ago
Still kinda true, though. As other commenters have pointed out, their Windows drivers do similar stuff.
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7mo ago
Some argue the internet was made for that.
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7mo ago
I don't know why you're downvoted. No matter how many feel-good anecdotes the author tacks to their article, to me the premise appears a strawman. It would have been entirely possible to make pretty much all the same points about
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7mo ago
I'm absolutely with both of you, but I'd like to point out that non-native speakers often tread a very fine line. They need to fear sounding either too convoluted or a bit of a simpleton. Proficiency levels vary wildly, and not ev
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7mo ago
Ah yes, finally another progress update on the Torment Nexus
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7mo ago
I find it interesting as well. I'm also 100% sure it's absolutely terrible legal advice.
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8mo ago
In this scenario, ICBMs got fired.
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8mo ago
They've become old enough to work at the Pentagon. Grown up they have not.
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8mo ago
What's a reliable source? You can click on any news and find the source below.
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8mo ago
Given that the original drawings did show all letters in the orientation that's obviously correct for the font, I'd be hesitant to say the upside-down installations were ever historically accurate. It most certainly wasn't FL
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8mo ago
That's what she said
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8mo ago
I find that even this doesn't work as well as it used to. Too many sellers are using too many dark patterns at scale. IMO this old approach suffers from the ubiquitous flooding and washing of bad reviews with sometimes thousands of pos
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8mo ago
>When I start browsing Amazon reviews, I feel vastly more confident I know what I'm buying. I hate to break it to you, but a large majority of reviews are fake.
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8mo ago
I'm such a simple man. Can't help but laugh out loud everytime I see these examples mentioned.
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