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by waiwai933 15d ago
Looking at a filing by Uber ( https://www.panish.law/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Uber-Techn... ), and in particular Exhibit 8, the ADR award is confirmed by a settlement agreement (and if no agreement is co
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by waiwai933 15d ago
I don't think there's anything to suggest Uber refused to pay the arbitration award? They just stated that they disagreed with the outcome. (Which is not to say there's not plenty to dislike about this whole case, including t
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by waiwai933 28d ago
> Some records even refer customers to Temu or AliExpress for spare parts and repair instructions. And if we go to Footnote 5 of the campaign's press release ( https://repair.eu/news/one-year-into-eu-ecodesign-ru
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by waiwai933 2mo ago
The author seems to just assume the hot dog has stayed exactly the same size at 8"; I suppose it's unlikely it'd have gotten larger, but that seems a big assumption to base the entire analysis on.
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by waiwai933 3mo ago
The High Court judgment referred to is available at https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Wikimedi... I'm not sure if Ofcom's subsequent notification to WMF is publicly available
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by waiwai933 3mo ago
Newer fleets will have GPS units on board that report back to Control, but it's not universal and I don't believe there are industry-wide standards or APIs. Signalbox is definitely extrapolating from TD/TRUST/Darwin, not
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by waiwai933 5mo ago
Why is Apple Watch series 0 even listed? I can _sort of_ see the argument for discontinued form factors generally even though I'd disagree with it being useful to show, but series 0 wasn't a different form factor even.
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by waiwai933 5mo ago
I think it may help to clarify that there are two Regulations which seem to have been muddled in the comments: * Regulation 2023/1670 provides, inter alia, that smartphone manufacturers must make replacement batteries available to cons
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by waiwai933 5mo ago
Those articles don't seem to support what you're saying? Russia's apps aren't preinstalled, they're just offered as suggestions, and India never got their app installed. I certainly don't see anything that ment
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by waiwai933 6mo ago
https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ suggests that their combined uptime doesn't even meet 1 nine, let alone 2.
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by waiwai933 11mo ago
I'm struggling with deciphering the punctuation symbol between the £ and the |. Any help? (Possibly the @ symbol but my reading of the text suggests there isn't a glyph for it, but maybe I'm wrong there)
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by waiwai933 11mo ago
Looks like it's been moved to https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/Documents/DCA26MA024%20P...
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by waiwai933 11mo ago
> Maybe some of these questions are obviously answered in a Cloudflare control panel or help document. I’m not in the market right now so I won’t do that research. I don't love piling on, but it still shocks me that people write wit
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by waiwai933 11mo ago
I can't speak to the first question, but as to the second, correct, US air traffic controllers are not currently being paid. [1]: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/07/travel/shutdown-air-traff... . [2]
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by waiwai933 11mo ago
You're both partially right. Some regions have random mapping for AZs; all regions since 2012 have static AZ mapping. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/global-infrastructure/latest/reg...
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by waiwai933 1y ago
I believe I read somewhere that announcing new emoji drives noticeably more OS upgrades compared to more boring security and stability update release notes.
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by waiwai933 1y ago
I don’t own any AirPods, so this may be incredibly obvious to anyone who does, but what’s the moving part in them?
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by waiwai933 1y ago
The pricing on that page is From pricing; more expensive models have more expensive premiums - see e.g. https://www.apple.com/legal/sales-support/applecare/applecar... says iPhone AppleCare+ costs between $7.
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by waiwai933 1y ago
But now you only need to notify the post office, rather than every company who sends you physical mail.
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by waiwai933 1y ago
I did a free 30 day Kagi trial a month ago, and while I'm not sure I'm convinced the search results are better, they're definitely not worse. I've only fallen back to Google thrice, and in every case, Google didn't
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by waiwai933 2y ago
I'm surprised - simply because I never get Pinterest results on Google. Now admittedly most of my searches aren't the kind where Pinterest is likely to have relevant results, but even then, surely I'd at least see them _somet
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by waiwai933 2y ago
S3 is great for being able to stick files somewhere and not have to think about any of the surrounding infrastructure on an ongoing basis [1]. You don't have to worry about keeping a RAID server, swapping out disks when one fails, etc.
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by waiwai933 2y ago
> I’ve seen other examples where customers guess at new APIs they hope that S3 will launch, and have scripts that run in the background probing them for years! When we launch new features that introduce new REST verbs, we typically have
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by waiwai933 2y ago
Ah thanks, for some reason the description had made me think there was some dodgy HR/payroll startup rather than the gig economy generally.
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by waiwai933 2y ago
> It's not wage theft if we do it with an app. Which one is this? (Taxi = Uber, Hotel room = Airbnb, Unregistered security = various crypto?)
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by waiwai933 2y ago
The US has a very weak legal deposit scheme compared to e.g. the UK. IIRC, legal deposit is only required where the author applies for copyright registration, so it’s extremely unlikely that a newspaper would be subject to the legal deposit
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by waiwai933 2y ago
They're not intercepting calls over their network from suspected bad actors; rather, they've created some phone numbers that always go to Daisy - see https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2024/11/vir
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by waiwai933 2y ago
London's are available at: https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/3d-maps-of-every-underg...
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by waiwai933 2y ago
My understanding is that the crush risk at Euston is entirely an operational issue of Network Rail's making (NR being the station facility owner), by deliberately not announcing platforms until the last moment, causing passengers to ru
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by waiwai933 2y ago
We're really looking forward to Windows support - I don't think any Actions runners vendors supports Windows at the moment and we were looking at building our own runners as a result, but if this launches soon, we'd be very k

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