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tacticus
11y ago
Except it went from 6% to 10% in a year.
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tacticus
11y ago
or the customers that just skip them to a supplier with less contempt for their users
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11y ago
they also decide to disable normal features because fuck you. android auto does not work on the z3 compacts at all because of their decision to remove the USB charge mode from the phones.
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11y ago
Another interesting look would be the countries where these fleets are registered.
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11y ago
The problem is if you only do a software boycott they can just reinstall their crap https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150812/11395231925/lenov...
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11y ago
Supermicro also sells a sata plug mounted storage device it would have enough for a kernel to be loaded. though i think a PXE or similar boot option would be a smarter move. just enough to bootstrap something to run in ram. (alternatively a
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11y ago
Begging a vulture capitalist who is owned by the far right of his party for help seems a bit silly.
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Unfortunately the well behaved sites are one in a thousand. to cater for those you need to expose yourself to a wide range of threats and spies. not to mention making your eyeballs bleed and your sites perform so poorly it isn't funny.
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11y ago
the problem with powershell is that it is incredibly stupid if you're not on a full windows stack (desktops, servers and near enough to everything inbetween) and running the most recent version of windows (ever tried getting winrm inst
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11y ago
Why are you comparing powershell to bash. the more accurate comparison is python.
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How about users that get better performance over ipv6. like many many mobile users out there. You can have your tool accessible by some piece of shit CGN and web proxy. or direct over ipv6
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11y ago
they did specify a rate. so it could just be a really slow connection for some mail servers.
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the out of the box linux compatibility is a game of chance on those. you have half the models with shitty broadcom cards. a third with the only atheros cards they can find without any drivers and the remaining with an intel card for this mo
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11y ago
the problem is not just the brands. the telcos block updates for phones for stupid stupid reasons.
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that germany had the best tanks is a bit inaccurate. The t-34 was better than almost everything else out there when it came out. easily outclassing common german tanks. the improved models could compete with the tiger and panthers (though t
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11y ago
an escalade is pretty shit as far as safety goes. it's an active danger to other road users and a magnet for rollovers.
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11y ago
Well they certainly have iata codes and serve larger aircraft than places like albany wa. Wilkins supports normal commercial aircraft like the a319
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11y ago
> feeling more secure purchasing through an app Considering the security of most of the "apps" out there this is really depressing.
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11y ago
I'll second this recommendation. the metropolitans are great pens.
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11y ago
well your jokes certainly fit.
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11y ago
Not as significant as the doctor. (i was in perth for LCA last year. that change was amazing.) Over in melbourne.
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11y ago
I live in an area with prevailing winds from the northeast in the morning and southwestish in the evening. Headwinds both ways are my life :(
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11y ago
mobile providers in australia bill in 1MB minimum sessions (with quite short session times) that would add up pretty quickly with these wonderful backend connections.
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11y ago
The australian market where most providers bill at least a MB for every connection session (1B over some arbitrary time and you're down one of your MB)
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11y ago
There really is no good reason intel keep removing this from the consumer cpus.
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Good to see t-mobile trying to sabotage online gaming. /s
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11y ago
Very first time i went up as an air cadet we all received this lecture. And it is entirely the case.
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11y ago
Wrong abc buddy. that ABC is the Australian Broadcasting Corporation not the American one. a government funded organisation that doesn't do much advertising.
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11y ago
Hey just wondering (completely off topic) How much money do you need to have for this sort of travel.
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11y ago
The reason they like the dowsing rod (because that's basically what it is) is that they just like being able to justify any action they take.
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