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by vachina 1y ago
Yes, they claim 100% but the hash changes.
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by vachina 1y ago
When I did a roadtrip with a rented PHEV I just charged every night with the power plug. It’s kinda pointless since PHEV battery range is like what, 50km.
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by vachina 1y ago
If you’re second screening a movie you need to stop that movie and delete it from your library.
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by vachina 1y ago
Server side scraping vs. client side scraping.
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by vachina 1y ago
This is why inflation is rampant.
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by vachina 1y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. The entire value proposition of Android is the semi-open OS. For things you can’t do with Apple devices, you use the myriad of Android devices out there. A locked-down Android is pointless.
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by vachina 1y ago
Microsoft don’t sell OS now. They sell their services using Windows as a platform. Naturally Windows is going to stagnate.
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by vachina 1y ago
“Canadians”, touché.
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by vachina 1y ago
I meant lock the car from the outside, using the door handle.
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by vachina 1y ago
Unwarranted worries. I keep the fob in my pocket all the time, the car will keep running without the fob. Also usually these systems have incar fob detection. Mine will refuse to lock if it senses the fob is inside the car.
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by vachina 1y ago
It’s not just slick, it is “secure” on the get go by thwarting any password stuffing attempts (if your email is not pwned already)
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by vachina 1y ago
You need talent to make tech that people want to use. Europe does not have that talent pool nor do they actively retain or attract such talents. Also them being fully subscribed to capitalism: let other people solve my problems.
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by vachina 1y ago
I watched that as a kid and absolutely loved it. Not sure what warranted the bad reviews. It’s very sci-fi but felt “grounded”.
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by vachina 1y ago
These cars are not mainstream and are typically used to circumvent vehicle classification regulations.
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by vachina 1y ago
We’ve gone full circle now with video summarizers turning videos back into text.
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by vachina 1y ago
It’s only expensive if you’re paying the AWS, GCP tax. They’re stupid expensive for simple file hosting, and for no good reason.
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by vachina 1y ago
Core functionality is typically bug free, but they do work with customers on new features, and will use those as case studies to showcase to even more customers.
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by vachina 1y ago
Open source the mess and hope someone else picks up the tab. I hope nobody contributes to this, MSFT is a multi billion dollar company and they can afford to fix it themselves.
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by vachina 1y ago
Saving grace is that it’s possible to sideload or use an alternative App Store. Android has matured past a point of diminishing return, you can stay on an Android version 6 versions behind and not miss anything.
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by vachina 1y ago
Or don’t use Outlook (at least the retail version) for anything too important.
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by vachina 1y ago
There are already charging cases that is a little thicker, that offers usb c input.
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by vachina 1y ago
Haha, 50 Swiss franc for what the Chinese can do for 10CNY. Yeah nah.
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by vachina 1y ago
Well that sucks for the users too. If i knew this would be the outcome i wouldn't have contributed anything to the platform.
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by vachina 1y ago
You know, if Intel didn’t sell that business and failed anyway, I bet people would say Intel lost focus and should’ve focused on their moat (x86).
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by vachina 1y ago
My dad dailies a previous gen Chinese ICE (Geely) as an experiment, 100k km and nothing major broke yet. It is not the most fuel efficient but maintenance is cheap.
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by vachina 1y ago
If you choose the right stack, and plan before you setup, sysadmin becomes easy. I could go months without touching the thing running the application.
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by vachina 1y ago
On my small business, it never sense to move to the cloud. My service cost $0+electricity to run, forever.
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by vachina 1y ago
It would make sense if they’re cheap and good. But the reality is closer to expensive and not that good.
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by vachina 1y ago
Tldr; > we don't know exactly what flaw triggered this massive recall
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by vachina 1y ago
An LLM is like a jackhammer, it works very well when you hold it tightly. If you let it loose it will sort of work for a while then it starts destroying everything around it.

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