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by tw04 11mo ago
There are currently 17 total carreras for sale with over 100k miles, none of them are less than 8 years old. The average taycan buyer isn’t going to own the car long enough to exceed the warranty.
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by tw04 11mo ago
No, your insurance is going to cover damages caused by hitting road debris whether you’re driving an EV or an ICE vehicle.
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by tw04 11mo ago
> The moment you have any issue at all with it, the car will be considered totaled. Huh? The taycan has an 8-year/100k mile battery warranty. How many 100k+ mile carreras do you see for sale on eBay?
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by tw04 11mo ago
How many flawless, painless major version upgrades have you had with literally any flavor of k8s? Because in my experience, that’s always a science experiment that results in such pain people end up just sticking at their original deployed
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by tw04 11mo ago
This looks like exactly what everyone wanted before VMWare decided to release that bloated pig named vcloud director. If it scales and the proxmox team can grow their support organization, they’ll have a real shot at capturing significant v
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by tw04 11mo ago
> At $249/month the market adoption will crash resulting in somewhere in the middle pricing that the market can bear Or much like what is going to happen with Alexa, it just dies because the cost of the service is never going to ali
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by tw04 11mo ago
I’ve got 60+ static reservations across multiple VLANs and don’t see this behavior. I’m not sure where you read it’s expected behavior, but it isn’t. I’m guessing it’s something in you’re config.
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by tw04 11mo ago
They should be subject to class action lawsuit by consumers which forces them to either agree to something reasonable like a 20+ year upgrade commitment (I don't know about you but I don't replace all of the light switches in my h
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by tw04 11mo ago
Missed the boat? Have you been living under a rock? Watson AI advertising has been everywhere for years. It’s not that they aren't in the AI space, it’s that the CEO has a shockingly sober take on it. Probably because they’ve been do
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by tw04 11mo ago
So why not use jails?
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by tw04 11mo ago
Imagine a government that considers its people more than tools for the wealthy to use and discard as they see fit! So many regulations meant to protect the plebes! Universal healthcare? Vacation time you can actually use? Data privacy law
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by tw04 11mo ago
But it both hasn’t always been the case and still isn’t in large swaths of the country and the world. The 5x + enshittification phenomenon is both recent and a result of PE and “activist investors”. “We” collectively should demand better. Y
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by tw04 11mo ago
>Really, one should expect lower quality and higher prices anytime a business is sold. They really shouldn’t. And the fact this is treated as common knowledge kind of speaks to everything that’s currently broken in our country.
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by tw04 11mo ago
So literally privatizing schools. Because vouchers will simply cause public schools to collapse while allowing private schools to pick and choose who to educate. I can guarantee you they won’t be accepting the students with low math scores
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by tw04 11mo ago
So what’s your solution?
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by tw04 11mo ago
He is literally proposing privatizing and has in the past. I can’t help your refusal to follow his statement to its logical conclusion. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45182657#45197662
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by tw04 11mo ago
Ahh, yes the key to mathematics being an issue is public education. We should privatize it so that half the population goes from under educated to completely uneducated. Or maybe we could go with the coal town model and have children accrue
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by tw04 11mo ago
That already exists… that's part of cloudflare and other vendors mitigation strategy. There’s absolutely no chance ISPs are going to extend that functionality to random individuals on the internet.
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by tw04 11mo ago
It also completely overlooks the fact that some of the traffic has spoofed source IP addresses and a bad actor could use automated black holing to knock a legitimate site offline.
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by tw04 11mo ago
You must not live where there’s wildlife… I can tell you it’s basically impossible to see deer at night without your brights on until you’re basically hitting it.
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by tw04 11mo ago
https://www.kiaevforums.com/threads/ps-747-maintaining-neutr... For future reference.
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by tw04 11mo ago
I’m not sure you're going to find anyone here who can personally comment on AMD engineering support, but I can say first hand Asus zephyrus laptops using AMD chips are rock solid.
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by tw04 11mo ago
For all the initial PR they got, they've always had quality issues that rarely plague other manufacturers. Elon has just done a great job of creating a reality distortion field around the cars. Once he started getting into politics a
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by tw04 11mo ago
> Looking down the history of other companies that turned over responsibility of their user experience to tech companies - there's not a good track record of long-term successes. We’re talking about the same auto executives that wou
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by tw04 11mo ago
I legit had to do a double take and ensure this wasn’t an old April fool’s post. The concept… odd but whatever. The price…
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by tw04 11mo ago
>Ars inventing their own colour here. This is simply not true. What are you talking about? Right at the top of the subpoena it literally says in bold and all caps, and I quote: >YOU ARE REQUESTED NOT TO DISCLOSE THE EXISTENCE OF THIS
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by tw04 1y ago
And I’d say claiming that she should hop on an 8 hour flight from Jakarta to Japan to apologize for a decision she didn’t make is more than a bit overly dramatic.
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by tw04 1y ago
> "Let's jump on a call" Let’s jump on a call is something you say when you feel that the tone and intention of your communication is getting lost in text. And whether it’s common in all cultures or not, tone and intention
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by tw04 1y ago
>What I want to say - you just beating up a bully will mean some other kid(s) will get beaten up (or beaten up even more) further down the line. I can tell you first hand this definitely isn't true in all cases. We had a bully at my
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by tw04 1y ago
Do you have an example of a large organization that deploys in the middle of the business day that hasn’t had a catastrophic failure? I dont think “deploying after hours” is a sign of lack of confidence in engineering, it’s just basic comm

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