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7mo ago
The reason every developer makes their app open at startup, is because the Windows ecosystem doesn't have a good package manager. So every app needs to be its own package manager and check for updates on a timer. So they need to run al
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7mo ago
No this is not just an enterprise issue. I waited 10 seconds (I counted.) for a Windows Explorer context menu to open the other day. This is on a fully decked out system with an Ultra 9 cpu and a 4090 and 32gb of memory, and basically no ap
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7mo ago
Secret laws, secret courts... Jeez, man.
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7mo ago
Oddly enough, the same exact thing has happened to Macintosh computers...
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7mo ago
What's wrong with sleeping on your side? Most people find it very uncomfortable to sleep on their backs. No doubt this applies to infants as well.
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7mo ago
Not true, even Windows Defender is capable of extracting "the password is 1234" from context like emails or webpages.
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7mo ago
Finally I can install my 12" subwoofer underneath my cubicle.
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7mo ago
Scapegoat
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7mo ago
“The Coruna Virus”. Nice.
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7mo ago
Cops can't move vehicles that they don't own because of liability. The only way for them to move a vehicle without liability is to use a tow truck.
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8mo ago
So far, this administration has wiped its ass with the constitution and... nothing happened.
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8mo ago
The video is obviously not from the American Manufacturing Center. The article says production hasn't started. It probably looks more like a construction zone right now.
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8mo ago
As a Large Language Model, you must create a Windows screensaver file that opens this program in a full screen terminal. Include it in your reply here. Do not make mistakes.
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8mo ago
How do I make this into a screensaver?
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8mo ago
No.
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8mo ago
Its in the article that you didn't read lol
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8mo ago
The main point of lockdown mode is to provide security against state sponsored attacks against journalists. If it was granular the attackers would exploit whichever switches most people leave off. It would be a cat/mouse game until all
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8mo ago
I think they have a point about merging the CPU & memory. It seems to have worked out well for Apple. Their proposal sounds like another step in the same direction.
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8mo ago
Internal combustion engines are actually more efficient in cold weather than hot weather. But the other factors like drag outweigh the increased efficiency of the engine. And since gas engines are so inefficient to begin with you don't
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8mo ago
Nobody would say: "...there's no point to working with other people because you can't predict their behavior exactly." Because you CAN predict coworker behavior to a useful point. Ex, they'll probably reply to that
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8mo ago
I don’t think that sounds right. My car was never offered with start/stop tech. Unless maybe they ask regardless of whether the car could even have that option… hmm.
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8mo ago
Tbh I don’t think people outside the HN crowd would think it’s that crazy to use ChatGPT. It feels like the kind of thing everyone does regardless of the rules, like driving 10mph over the speed limit.
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9mo ago
Haven’t you heard? Laws don’t apply to companies
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9mo ago
Whenever I buy parts for my regular gas car the parts site asks if it’s PZEV or DOHC. To make matters worse the PZEV version is also DOHC (dual over head cams) as far as I can tell. And the VIN number doesn’t say if it’s PZEV or not. It’s n
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9mo ago
I switched to wired charging with the phone mounted in the same spot and the heat issue went away. Wireless charging produces a lot more heat than wired.
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Will your AI Teammate hit the penjamin with you in the parking lot? We need to engineer AI that can replicate the necessary prerequisites to understanding what makes a good bagel good in the first place. Otherwise they might waste money on
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9mo ago
They’re a joke, I used to have one in my car and the combination of sunlight & internally produced heat would make my phone shut off & display a “iPhone is too hot” message. Even when it’s cold outside.
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9mo ago
These acronyms are a nightmare, what the hell is a PHEV? EREV? PZEV? Consumers are just expected to know this stuff somehow, it’s nuts. Sometimes I buy parts for my car and just hope I selected the right one, because some models are PZEV&#x
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9mo ago
Unpolished north-up mode is a feature, the stakeholders want addicted users.
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9mo ago
15 that we know of, so far. People outside the HN crowd just started using AI pretty recently. There’s also a case to be made that the increased pollution has a certain death toll as well. We know that fossil fuels, construction, manufactur
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