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by vsl 10y ago
Right. It’s that Teslas’ default mode is to be parked on brakes. You can tow it onto a flatbed, but you have to put it into a dedicated mode for it.
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by vsl 10y ago
Green card is for people who want to immigrate into US; US isn't interested in granting citizenship to people living elsewhere (never was), the stated goal is to diversify US population . Given that, such a requirement makes sense -
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by vsl 10y ago
Did your old Republican Party dismantle? No. It evolved. Ergo, same party. Ergo, the use of "always" applies to it.
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by vsl 10y ago
It is much better, but a LONG way from autonomous.
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by vsl 10y ago
It’s only an issue with crap PDFs (it’s possible to omit text information or obfuscate it to the point you copy & paste garbage out of them; pdfTeX-created PDFs are of course fine).
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by vsl 10y ago
By taking your hard earned money away to fund such schemes (taxes, you know?)
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by vsl 10y ago
Indeed, “provably” being the key word. If I, the compiler developer, prove (in the mathematical sense) that the transformation is functionally identical, I don’t need the compiler to run any experiments to verify it. A proof is much more so
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by vsl 10y ago
This is only about /usr/local itself , not the directories under it, the one with executables - that's still owned by you, not root. Some difference in ease of initial installation, zero difference in terms of (in)security
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by vsl 10y ago
I'm curious: FastSpring supports sellers from all over the world as their customers, despite having no local presence. It's not difficult. Why can't Stripe? I was waiting for years to be allowed to use it, until MOSS happen
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by vsl 10y ago
The EU approach of “let’s regulate everything and let incompetent out of touch bureaucrats write the legislation” left to annoying ( much more than ads for me) cookie banners and other such nonsense. Starting next year, cookies — i.e. of
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by vsl 10y ago
Funny, I'd think the lesson is that near-total mainstream propaganda actually generates pushback. See also: Britain, Germany (where press in universally suppresses and labels any opposition as "neofascist"). Also consider the
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by vsl 10y ago
I don’t expect them to localize for my language (the country is mostly not relevant to l10n). By all means, English only. Perfectly understandable if an advanced feature that depends on a language (Siri) is not available (this one actua
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by vsl 10y ago
No, I'm upset because this is SPAM. I did not subscribe to their mailing list, I did not "give" the address to them to email to. It's a HARVESTED email address. Do you have the same dismissive attitude when it comes to v
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by vsl 10y ago
I'm in Europe and you're wrong. Not everyone lives in a city, we have countryside here too you know.
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by vsl 10y ago
They are spammers. Last week they spammed my email address unused for years (but still harvestable) write email advertising their product under the pretense that I'll find it useful "as a build it user" (which OSS project I i
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by vsl 10y ago
I wouldn't recommend that. AMD's software quality is horrible , and I'm saying that as an iMac user stuck with them on Windows. Whatever you think of nVidia, it's a breath of fresh air to see such polished auxiliary too
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by vsl 10y ago
Not parent, but I too am paying for email for years and am very happy with FastMail. You can see a lot of work is going into it lately now that they're independent again. Can't recommend them enough.
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by vsl 10y ago
How is that "hassle"? Somebody needs to fix it, why should it be the maintainer? In my experience, not even bothering with style is a good indicator of careless "shotgun coding" and such PRs typically have far worse issu
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by vsl 10y ago
“Fanboys” don’t, they’re well aware a new iPhone is coming in September. And no, Apple doesn’t lower old iPhone prices until after the new is on sale.
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by vsl 10y ago
Yes, they keep doing it, and if you pay close attention to Tesla, you’re aware of it. You’re also aware of rumors of AP2 coming. If you don’t follow Tesla news, you’re in for a surprise. Regardless, I think it’s a fair critique: buyer’s r
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by vsl 10y ago
No evidence of Thiel inciting anything. Plenty of inciting of hatred against him on display here, though...
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by vsl 10y ago
Thanks for saying this. As a non-American it's incredibly frustrating for me to keep hearing all this diversity BS talk, yet it's always always only skin-shallow attributes and no diversity in things like opinions or politics is e
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by vsl 10y ago
The irony is rich in this one.
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by vsl 10y ago
Surely you do grasp the slight difference between words and being chased? FWIW, I think there's a difference between repugnant opinions and insults, so "faggot" is not a good example, but you're twisting OP's words
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by vsl 10y ago
So it's open season for bullying, witch hunts and any other behavior we'd normally label as bad? If WE do it to a RICH person, it's all right?
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by vsl 10y ago
This entire thread is about attempted discrimination against him due to his wrongthink political views...
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by vsl 10y ago
"survival"? Do you honestly believe you'll be shot if Trump wins? If so, wow.
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by vsl 10y ago
It is because the car can’t judge on itself whether exceeding a speed limit is in fact illegal (heck, it can’t even detect the limit with 100% reliability). How’s that? In some jurisdictions (I would imagine in most, but can only speak with
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by vsl 10y ago
Now, on the friend’s (relative, actually) apps. She continued to use the account, published 20-odd crappy apps and paid for fake reviews for these apps.
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by vsl 10y ago
It’s also possible he misspoke and was referring to the credit or debit card (and thus the account it was for) used to open the dev account.

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