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Sick to death of Toyota. Despite continuing to advertise them, you can't buy a Toyota hybrid in my province or the three nearby. None of the dealers will accept names on a waiting list at this point as Toyota isn't delivering on e
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> Toyota is also about to go heavy into EV, and with it a trusted customer base. And given recent behaviour, no interest in making stock available to the north american market. Despite still being heavily advertised, there are no dealers
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3y ago
... Stopped?
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Having been forced to daily drive both for the past few years, I'd take DevOps over Jira any day. Neither is great, but DevOps has had 100% fewer incidents of adding a comment to the wrong issue because of a dog slow UI that's cho
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I'm shocked that they fixed this one and didn't dork around wontfix-ing it for a year. https://github.blog/2023-01-23-pwning-the-all-google-phone-w...
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3y ago
It's probably an AMD thing. I had the same with a 5800x until I switched to a PCIe/usb card instead of the onboard ports.
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3y ago
1 hour RTT, compares well with Canada Central.
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According to https://www.wiz.io/blog/storm-0558-compromised-microsoft-key... The key expired in April 2021. Short lived keys only work if you actually check for expiry, which it appears they weren't doing.
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3y ago
If a solar flare powerful enough to destroy the entire electronic payment system were to occur I'm sure everyone will be fine with you buying your storable food and colloidal silver with cash.
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> Hs-cTnT-elevations were mild and only temporary. No patient had ECG-changes, and none developed major adverse cardiac events within 30 days So besides there appearing to be higher prevalence in women than men, and possibly identifying
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3y ago
Or the PS3 being a cheap and consistently upgraded BluRay player. I bought a slim as soon as they came out as a BluRay and media player. It was cheaper than about 95% of the other offerings at the time, had a way better UI and remote, and
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How do they avoid cycles in calls to dependencies? Some golden rule of "thou shalt only call services that are less abstract than thyself?"
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Updating the firmware in my sonoff dongle-p made a massive difference in network stability. It's a bit of a mission to get the update installed but was well worth it.
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I found ZHA to be suffering from severe doc rot around OTA updates and a few other edge features, and that devices that just worked with zigbee2mqtt were unpairable or unstable with ZHA. I gave up after 3 months of almost daily effort and w
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... after rejecting the initial submission as WAI. Getting a gap like this addressed shouldn't be dependent on how many twitter followers the submitter has. It's a bad look for Google.
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4y ago
That style speaks to me. Thanks!
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> The official also said the steps didn’t constitute a bailout, as equity and bondholders of SVB and Signature would be wiped out. Tell me you didn't read the article without telling me you didn't read the article.
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Turns out it's easy to be fast if you don't have any features.
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... and completely replacing the start bar/UI manager with one that is both missing features that people care about and chock full of ads.
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4y ago
If that rant wasn't written by chatgpt I'll eat my hat.
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> Clearly, the use of C programs and compilers contributed to the breakdown. A more structured programming language with stricter compilers would have made this particular defect much more obvious. Nice to see that "should have used
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> not microcoded Still microcoded, just not updatable. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21428905
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https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1499976967105433600 > ... Sorry to be a free speech absolutist
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The bit about the tape deck was intended as a bit of a joke. Tape decks were almost unheard of in new vehicles in 2006, and MP3 cd players were fairly common already. It was super strange to mash together a 6 disc changer with a tape deck.
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The 2.1 generation CR-V (2005-2006) was the best car Honda ever made. Physical buttons, switches and levers for everything. Bulletproof engine and manual gearbox. Dead simple to work on, aside from unfortunate oil filter placement. Reasonab
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> more scams I think you found the point right there.
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Really depends on where you are. Parts of Ontario and BC you could probably get away with just a heat pump, but lots of places in the prairies you could only use a heat pump for maybe 1/2 of the winter months. It's just too cold t
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It's a slightly modified selection sort. Bubble compares arr[j] to arr[j+1]. Selection sort normally compares arr[j] to arr[indexofsmallest]. The algorithm here avoids the need to track smallest index by just swapping the next smallest