wetpaws

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by wetpaws 5y ago
Garmin can easily last a week or two.
272.
by wetpaws 5y ago
The amount of coping is strong in this post.
273.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Dropbox folks would smile at this post
274.
by wetpaws 5y ago
No offense, but yes, you stuck in your ways and likely never shipped a real scalable web app at the scale that is expected today.
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by wetpaws 5y ago
Google
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by wetpaws 5y ago
Very bold to claim a game endlessly delayed, missing most of the content and stuck in pre-production hell (and still not even released yet) a hit.
277.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Nokia phones are not a Nokia brand anymore, so I doubt it
278.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Is this in any way related to the recent looting events? It's a genuine question, I really lack the context and would want to hear an opinion.
279.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Theranos indictment when
280.
by wetpaws 5y ago
just noticed ls and cat work in the terminal
281.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Exploits for Android do not negate exploits for iOS
282.
by wetpaws 5y ago
>The South Bay has Caltrain, the East Bay has BART. SF has... a few systems, but mostly Muni Americans are so cute in their assumption that what they have aside from cars is a public transport.
283.
by wetpaws 5y ago
>Personally I would have preferred to die You do, someone else would not. I don't see any issues with this, it's not a zero sum game.
284.
by wetpaws 5y ago
I loath Reddit design, but fortunately redditisfun is a thing. No add views from me to Reddit, f them.
285.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Just use Linux. I don't see much point in using windows in 2021, even for gaming.
286.
by wetpaws 5y ago
human life > fish life
287.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Oh my sweet summer child
288.
by wetpaws 5y ago
If you ever worked in a corporate environment for at least a day, you will not need a scientific paper to understand that bullshit jobs is in fact a thing and it is quite real.
289.
by wetpaws 5y ago
You would want to start with cheapest thing cause usually you don't know how good things you actually need. Using cheep tools gives you a freedom to experiment and know the limitations of the domain area and then invest in things that
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by wetpaws 5y ago
And yet it can't make a smartwatch with a power consumption less of a freaking nuclear submarine. Wearable balttery should be counted in weaks, not fractions of a second.
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Aukey kicked off Amazon following fake reviews allegations(tomsguide.com)
353 points by wetpaws 5y ago|364 comments
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Amazon pulling down sellers after fake reviews exposed(twitter.com)
3 points by wetpaws 5y ago|2 comments
293.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Multiport bluetooth earbuds. Helps me to zone out when I do dishes / chores, I can do running, meetings are much more comfortable, seamless transition between laptop/phone, etc.
294.
by wetpaws 5y ago
I found them invaluable, especially BSM saved me from a lot of near-crash situations. When dealing with fast deadly chunks of metal every % of reduced chance of death is a good investment in my book.
295.
by wetpaws 5y ago
Most of the improvements are invisible. Better crumbing zones, better shock absorption, better composite materials. If you watch crash test of a modern car Vs 10-y old car, the later is significantly more dangerous. 20+ year old? Basically
296.
by wetpaws 6y ago
You are not driving prices down by regulating them, you are driving them down by introducing more choice and competition, something that usa ISP market fundamentally lacks.
297.
by wetpaws 6y ago
If you struggle with keybindings, you should try _byobu_, it has much saner key setup and shorter learning curve.
298.
by wetpaws 6y ago
Humans are probably the single worst possible candidate for handling a car
299.
by wetpaws 6y ago
The cinic in me says the only reason for this is the shame from YouTube rewind fiasco.
300.
by wetpaws 6y ago
As a user I am not interested in disabling scripts or digging through the dozens of umatririx rules. As a user I just expect things to be fast and working out of the box.

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