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by t1234s 1y ago
Do those devices have any legitimate use at all?
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by t1234s 1y ago
Nice.. you will own nothing and be happy!
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by t1234s 1y ago
SaaS is a trap. They silo up your business data then hold it hostage.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Any statups working on where a homeowner can just "subscribe" to their appliance set for the house? With appliances getting more and more high-tech, low-quality and not worth repairing its not sustainable to keep replacing applian
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by t1234s 1y ago
Any chance this move gives $INTC some legs long term?
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by t1234s 1y ago
I think certain "Apps" that you need to do "X" keep this from happening. You can have a super lean, private and secure linux phone using super clean, fast OSS software to do what you need to do, but what happens if you n
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by t1234s 1y ago
I think Apple is going the wrong way by not allowing you to easily remove all of the bloatware iOS apps from newer versions of macOS. They could easily use their App Store to redistribute these apps if pro users want to install them later o
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by t1234s 1y ago
If you are ever able to make it to the KSC visitor complex in Cape Canaveral they have mock-ups of both the Gemini and earlier Mercury capsules you can get in as a size reference. They are both incredibly tight. It's amazing during Gem
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by t1234s 1y ago
I currently use LineageOS on my pixel. Is it worth trying GraphineOS?
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by t1234s 1y ago
I currently use LineageOS on my pixel. Is it worth trying Graphine OS?
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by t1234s 1y ago
This looks like something you would see in the background of some bad-guys office in a 80's TV show.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Any chance Kodak is still doing work for the US Military?
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by t1234s 1y ago
Use a single .txt file for a todo list and set up a cron job to do a git commit on it every 5 min. This way you have some history if needed.
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by t1234s 1y ago
I didn't know AOL was still an ISP
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by t1234s 1y ago
In Florida there are "Lottery Winner" style billboards everywhere for auto accident lawyers and other ambulance chasers. This is what helps keep insurance premiums high for everyone and unless you are flat-broke. Good luck gamblin
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by t1234s 1y ago
In the US insurance (of all types: car, house, health) is a major expense and only getting worse.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Scroll hijacking at its worst
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by t1234s 1y ago
Not being able to run firefox is the only reason I don't use an iPhone.
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by t1234s 1y ago
speed is always good!
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by t1234s 1y ago
PHP being a Corolla would mean my 20 year old PHP application would run today with no changes. This is not the case.
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by t1234s 1y ago
The O2 workstation was very clever how all the components were easy to swap out
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by t1234s 1y ago
Don't feature like this waste bandwidth and battery on mobile devices?
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by t1234s 1y ago
All I can think of is the Acura(Honda) NSX was the inspiration of their marketing.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Wasn't priceline.com doing something similar many years ago by showing inflated prices to those using safari vs another browser?
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by t1234s 1y ago
I'm still waiting for the instant ability to learn kung-fu or fly a helicopter like in the matrix.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Won't these people just wind up at Lockheed, Raytheon etc.. doing the same work for their customer NASA?
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by t1234s 1y ago
Is there any way these LLM tools watermark their output in a way that keeps them from re-training on output generated from the same LLM?
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by t1234s 1y ago
HTTP/1.1 must live. A world where all devices no longer support HTTP/1.1 mean CAs become the gatekeepers of what servers are allowed to be recognized as "valid" online.
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by t1234s 1y ago
Could quantum entanglement eliminate the delay?
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by t1234s 1y ago
Instead of small cheap hatchbacks we get the electric hummer.

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