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by tw04 1y ago
>Noooooooooo! No apps, please! Finally a car not tethered to and dependent on your phone, and we already have our first request to app-ify it! What car is tied to your phone? A mustang mach-e, for instance, does not require your phone
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by tw04 2y ago
Pretty much every fortune 500 that's been around for more than 30 years. Batch processing primarily - from closing their books to order processing, differs by company. But if you ask the right person, they'll tell you where it&#
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by tw04 2y ago
To be fair, AWS copied the concept of mainframe with x86 and "commodity" hardware, including the consumption based billing.
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by tw04 2y ago
You don't buy a mainframe, it's consumption based pricing. They aren't just going to list a price, because they need to size the hardware to what they think the workload will be. Could they just list prices? Sure. Will the
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by tw04 2y ago
Root on Linux isn’t exempt from logging. I also don’t know any enterprise that allows admin accounts to bypass logging. There is no legitimate justification for this request.
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by tw04 2y ago
Someone needs to go to prison over this. It’s not just a misunderstanding, it is an intentional attack on every US citizen.
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by tw04 2y ago
>Despite all the data about climate change, the thing that is actually shifting us away from fossil fuels is that solar panels are cheap. It also requires the political will. Texas is showing us that the market is in fact not rational,
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by tw04 2y ago
Ahh yes, it's not on the trillion dollar company to have ANY responsibility on what their apps do to civil society. We MUST foist it back onto the parents, the very same parents that Google wants to see working 60 hours a week, to dil
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by tw04 2y ago
Specifically calling out kids? No. But that also isn’t a law. “This hurts the mental well being of children” isn’t a statute. For causing harm in general? Yes. >The FTC’s argument hinges, in part, on its claim that Meta harmed users
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by tw04 2y ago
Who is ignoring all other social media? Meta is literally on trial right now and there are comments about how bad they are almost daily on this site.
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by tw04 2y ago
> I think it would have been very apparent at the start of 2024 that Tesla cannot compete with the Chinese manufacturers on cost. But they weren’t going to have to anytime soon. The US would have had very little issue convincing their al
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by tw04 2y ago
It was sarcasm that apparently went over everyone’s head. See: Ted Lasso.
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by tw04 2y ago
I think you mean wonder kids.
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by tw04 2y ago
Have you ever actually worked with a Fortune 500 company? I’m assuming not or you’d know “inefficient allocation of resources” isn’t a government issue, it’s a large organization issue that’s as bad if not worse in the private sector.
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by tw04 2y ago
I guess what is your point though? The current administration has absolutely no plans to reduce debt as a part of these funding cuts. They plan on INCREASING debt by issuing massive tax breaks that no amount of cutting will fund. It’s righ
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by tw04 2y ago
The ONLY time this occurs in the private sector is when corporate raiders are trying to extract every last penny from a business they plan on killing. Unsurprisingly this follows directly with project 2025s goal of dismantling the federal
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by tw04 2y ago
I would guess if you were starving to death you wouldn’t think twice about killing a cow. There’s nothing wrong with fundamentally valuing life but also consuming it for sustenance. I’m guessing you wouldn’t vote for a law to torture cows
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by tw04 2y ago
Sure, but when you’re on a road trip and need to charge, “at home” means nothing. Just last month I ended up waiting almost 35 minutes to charge for 10 minutes because my wife had run the car low enough that we couldn’t get home without ch
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by tw04 2y ago
Good? I want it to be expensive and difficult to send me text messages. I can count on one hand the number of non humans I want to have the ability to send me a text and if this makes spamming financially impossible, I’m willing to deal w
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by tw04 2y ago
Because it is. Trump is hoping to surround himself with so much corruption that he insulates himself from it. He wants it normalized so people just become numb to it, as with every other messed up thing he does.
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by tw04 2y ago
I’m past the point of thinking people are just being crazy or paranoid. Any baffling move this administration makes, I just ask myself: what would Russia want? And without fail, it explains the unexplainable. This move is a prime example.
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by tw04 2y ago
No, the democrat's problem is they weren’t willing to just flat out lie. They told the public the truth, basic facts like no, the president doesn’t have the power to unilaterally lower your grocery prices. And whether due to desperat
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by tw04 2y ago
I think we need to distinguish using and abusing. IMO a private corporation taking the source to make a commercial project and refusing to give anything back (whether patches, money, or otherwise) is abusing. When corporations utilize the
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by tw04 2y ago
Couple of things: This must be new to the M4? I've played Civ VI for hours and hours on an M1 Max without issue. If someone is looking at this Nvidia box, they're likely fine with a desktop footprint, in which case they'd be
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by tw04 2y ago
The UK and Germany don’t and never have had the 1st amendment. As for “the other way around” - what I saw the right wing complaining about was “being canceled”. Freedom of speech has never meant freedom from consequences for your actions.
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by tw04 2y ago
Walmart bought them specifically to be an ad serving platform. https://corporate.walmart.com/news/2024/12/03/walmart-comple...
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by tw04 2y ago
To be clear, you don't need 51% of the vote or anything close to it with our current electoral college system. In fact, the system is so broken that you can win the presidency with as little as 21% of the popular vote: https:/&#
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by tw04 2y ago
He’s currently bailing himself out because the collapse of his Tesla stock would likely mean he’s unable to service the loans he took out to buy X. Honestly surprised the VCs that dumped all the money into xAI are on board. I’m guessing he
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by tw04 2y ago
The fact we still have to explain what a tariff is because the president of the United States keeps lying about what a tariff is (and nobody in his circle bothers to call out his lies) pretty much summarizes the current state of the country
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by tw04 2y ago
So when he promises fully autonomous driving is going to happen this year, you believe him?

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