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xnyan
7y ago
First, I agree with you - it's bullshit they took away the features they did. That said, of all the people you know in the Apple ecosystem, how many people know/do the following: know what an id3 tag is, manage the metadata of the
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xnyan
7y ago
I am trying really hard to parse what you are saying. Please help. >Commenting to register disappointment at this outcome, but no point in arguing a forgone conclusion. Understood. It reads like you really want people to know you own a t
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xnyan
7y ago
That sounds very tidy, but reality is not that simple. Here is a very real situation many schools face: you have 100 slots in your school. You objectively determine that X skills are needed to do well in your school. 1000 applicants demonst
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xnyan
7y ago
A perspective from for whom no cable is life changing. I have very sensitive ears and I always found the cable getting caught on something, even a minimal one just behind the head, pulling down on my ears which is a very unpleasant experien
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xnyan
7y ago
When they go down to about 10% and I still need to listen to something, I take one out and let it charge for 15 minutes which takes it to over 75% for me, repeat for the other and I’m done with no downtime and a mono experience for 30 mins.
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xnyan
7y ago
The paperless project has some tweaks in the config that can get decent results out of the box. For general use with decent quality documents it will work pretty well right now versus spending hours tweaking Tesseract.
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xnyan
7y ago
It depends on the scenario. If all you’re trying is stop it from working, the article says it’s IR based so jamming the sensor (the camera) with a lot of IR radiation can work quite nicely. Individually you could do this with bright IR emit
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xnyan
7y ago
https://a.aliexpress.com/_coFTZK
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xnyan
7y ago
I’m really excited about the idea of the building applications being available to more people and I think that in theory there’s definitely a class of application that should not require extensive or even very much programming knowledge at
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xnyan
7y ago
Thank you for sharing your story, I wanted to add a somewhat related perspective in the same train of thought. My grandfather was a severe alcoholic, beat my father, the whole 9 yards. My father was obsessed with not becoming an alcoholic a
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xnyan
7y ago
At first confusing, then enlightening. When I was hired, I was told many things about the values of the company, how much they wanted people to think about doing things differently and create innovation even if it was not directly profitabl
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xnyan
7y ago
I saw them everywhere in Rome last summer. Lots of tourists of course, but I try to go off the beaten path and I saw quite a few locals wearing them too.
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xnyan
7y ago
Some of the cheap knockoffs are getting really good. Mine get 4.5 hrs battery life, have the optical sensor on the bud that pauses when taken out and wireless charging case including an cloned (stolen) apple SoC that gives the real battery
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xnyan
7y ago
I'm sorry, but you are not correct. My head unit (which is required to do stuff like check the oil level, no dipstick) is VIN locked. That's stupid. It's nothing more than a money grab because they can.
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xnyan
7y ago
I have zero desire to do any performance or emissions changes. For anything (well not anything, but it feels like anything and certainly quite a few parts) with electronics, I can't buy a real OEM BMW made part that is an exact match t
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xnyan
7y ago
Definitely not an expert in BT but I've worked with it on the edges. Bluetooth is the biggest standard I've ever worked with by far in just terms of sheer page count, to say nothing of its complexity. That's just the core sp
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xnyan
7y ago
I can't tell you how many times I've heard an org say that did a market analysis and the offered wage is "competitive" so clearly it's a labor supply issue and not possible that they are not offering enough compensa
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xnyan
7y ago
It's not mentioned, seeing as this was a press release if it was better than the current standard then one would assume they would have mentioned it. Assuming this is the case, 200-500ms in real world conditions. With super duper non-s
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xnyan
7y ago
Cats drinking bowls of milk is a TV thing or people who don't know better. Almost all mammals, including humans, lose the ability to effectively process lactose at some point in their life. Keeping the ability to process lactose as an
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xnyan
7y ago
Rapidly after drinking a glass of milk (or any of the many, many things that include lactose) it becomes very very clear that I am lactose intolerant to both myself and everyone around me.
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xnyan
7y ago
I'm truly happy that you are not lactose intolerant. I know you are not intolerant because if you were, that's not a question you'd need to ask. I don't want to be crass, let's just say the symptoms are NOT ambiguou
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xnyan
7y ago
It's already here. The only reason I can do my own work on my N20 engine BMW is because they implemented really bad and vulnerable car DRM that can be trivially defeated, but they have improved on that in latter models.
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xnyan
7y ago
http://www.belarus-tractor.com/en/
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xnyan
7y ago
I live on the edge of the woods. Tons of deer, rabbits, etc. The only thing that 1) works reliably for me and 2) is safe and ethical (so not poison or the like) has been an enclosed wire mesh fence. I resisted this solution for a long time
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xnyan
7y ago
I know you think you are being sarcastic, but this very thing does happen, see stop and friskbl for example - white men on 5th avenue were not being "randomly" stopped. Black men have been and continue to be systamaticly oppressed
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xnyan
7y ago
You joke? but go to Japan. They don’t even toss their cigarette butts (the smokers I saw carried a sealable ashtray) and when I asked how everyone could be so clean, they looked at me funny and said “Uh, we live here? Do you throw trash on
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xnyan
7y ago
Almost everyone who has canned food paid cash or equivalent for that canned food (most banks don't accept home-canned) which means they spent money on those cans. Unless you can buy a can for less than the shelter, its always better to
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xnyan
7y ago
Are the uninformed opinions of joe user really influencing decision makers? The internet is mostly filled with people spouting uninformed opinions, it does not seem worth it to spend any energy caring about it.
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xnyan
7y ago
Everything about what they did was not well thought out. The way to do this scam with far less risk is with a stolen identity. They had the fraudulent refunds deposed into their own personal accounts and even tried to take the money and run
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xnyan
7y ago
In their mind, they bought a $4.3 billion orange and expect to make more than $4.3 billion worth of orange juice from it. If you want to find out what it feels like to be inside of an orange that’s being squeezed for $4.3 billion plus value
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