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by tmh88j 5y ago
>but I find it hard to believe that they can argue that "Own an Olive Garden" for x.xx ETH without any mention of the word "picture" or "image" reasonably conveys an intention to sell a picture or image. Her
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by tmh88j 5y ago
It seems like the consumer side is the one catching up and IoT is the buzzword marketing calls it, kinda like "the cloud".
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>Home IoT might be crap, but it really has a place in manufacturing and monitoring. What will IoT will bring to manufacturing that hasn't already existed for the past few decades? I started my career in manufacturing at a pretty lar
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by tmh88j 5y ago
Cars have always had ambient lighting. I don't see why adjusting the color is ridiculous, especially considering work trucks like the F-250 have options like heated/cooled massaging seats and heated steering wheels. If you want to
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>The labels are mostly just one word, so not very helpful. That conference button, what does it do? Will it ask me to type in the phone numbers of to-be-invited participants? How would a touch screen change that? >Also the buttons are
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by tmh88j 5y ago
All of those buttons in the image you linked are labeled. What do you find confusing about it, and how would a touch screen make it any less confusing if you don't know what the labels mean to begin with?
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> Want to change the backlight color for the instrument cluster? Touchscreen is a lot better for that (given a good gui menu system) than holding two buttons at the same time, then holding one, and clicking the other 6 times, waiting 3 s
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> Unlike other auto-wipers I've used in the past, the wipers on my Telsa Model Y are fantastic. By that mean, in nearly a year of driving, I've never once manually adjusted the wiper speed (or even thought about it) I disagree.
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by tmh88j 5y ago
I said MOST Tesla fanboys, not all. Being intuitive in certain places doesn't excuse other areas from criticism, just like you seem to be doing now. Lexus having an awful infotainment, which every automotive reviewer on the planet woul
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>I disagree, modern wipers on auto sense just work. Not from my experience. Having a dirty windshield or worn out wiper blades causes them to act erratically because the sensors aren't being properly cleaned. I've never heard o
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>And I'm at a loss on what car to hope for instead. If you can afford Porsche the Taycan is leagues beyond anything that Tesla offers from a quality and driving dynamics standpoint. The Taycan uses the 992 911's (latest generat
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by tmh88j 5y ago
Yes, you have to use the screen to change the wiper speed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6lpSrIBar4
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by tmh88j 5y ago
You still have to look at the screen to change them, which is especially ridiculous considering you're likely only to use wipers during inclement conditions when your eyes need to be on the road the most. From my experience, most Tesla
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> Then, I find everything about the interfaces vastly, immensely superior to anything I've seen in any other car. Having to open a menu for wipers is the opposite of that.
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>It's also worth noting without Tesla there would be almost no electric car market. The occasional Leaf is about as common as a Ferrari. Nissan has manufactured over 500,000 Leafs[1] since 2010, Ferrari has produced about 220,0000 i
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> but even then, that assertion is incorrect, javascript has been making up a large majority of the codebase for quite some time now. Nodejs is 12 years old and jquery 15. That argument is one that could've been made like 9 years ag
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by tmh88j 5y ago
That seems to be more in line with "what's the benefit of static types?" than "what benefit does JS get from static types?". JavaScript is not only a very different language than it was 15+ years ago, but also takes
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by tmh88j 5y ago
I find their definition of "trap house" to be entertaining. >Once associated with inner city crack dens, "trap house" has also become generic slang for any place where young people can score beer. Seems like they pull
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>“I had one Texas mom email me who said she was crying at the possible opportunity for her children, and a very successful businessman who said, ‘my children may now have a place to go to school.” Not a single university in the world is
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>WP isn't exactly like Rails/Django, but it fills the same niche where you can pretty much assemble anything you can think of from pre-made components. Headless WP is becoming very popular too, and it seems to fill the same rol
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>Now, I am not saying that covid is just the flu, but 34k deaths in 2018 from the flu. Does this number also justify having flu shot mandates/passports? Or is it only if it is 340k deaths? 3.4 million deaths? 3k deaths is enough? I
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>No, it hasn't, but just posting an article how in the US before there was a vaccine mandate adds nothing to the discussion Of course it doesn't further the discussion when you refuse to acknowledge it in the first place. I&#x2
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by tmh88j 5y ago
> Are you ok with going to a bar and showing you don't have HIV so in case you hook up with someone you won't spread it? That's an absurd comparison considering HIV doesn't spread by simply being in a room with someon
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>I am not american so not sure why this reply is supposed to mean anything. Does not being American affect your ability to read? I'm not Asian but I understand why many cultures have long ago adopted the widespread use of masks to p
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by tmh88j 5y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/09/us/politics/vaccine-manda...
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>Anything that's actually used has certain commitments it made earlier in its lifecycle from which it now can't deviate Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your comment, but MySQL has definitely deprecated and removed features ov
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>I think most of the Amtrak likers here are comparing it to the plane travel experience, with all the hellish nonsense associated with that. It wins that comparison I disagree, Amtrak is worse in my opinion. It has all the downsides of a
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>Once again comparisons ignore the time associated with owning and maintaining a car. Amtrak isn't exactly cheap. A 300 mile trip with Amtrak is the equivalent of 3 months of full coverage auto insurance for me, or 3-4 oil changes,
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by tmh88j 5y ago
>What I figured was Amtrak travelers were train enthusiasts or looking for a nostalgic scenic route. I was genuinely surprised at all the comments here from people stating they like Amtrak, but that makes a lot of sense. After a dozen or
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by tmh88j 5y ago
Doug DeMuro just reviewed an Autozam AZ-1, which is a supercar-styled Kei car by Mazda produced under its Autozam brand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn-Z5FHXcBA If you want an NSFW review of the AZ-1 RCR reviewed it a f

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