zymhan

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by zymhan 10mo ago
> Google probably has the gear and the global distribution that they could probably keep pretty close over 30-60 days, but they are assuredly not trying to keep their own independent time standard. Funny you should say that... https:&#x
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by zymhan 10mo ago
Why are they totally different? For such an old airframe, the only significant costs are fuel and maintenance. A revamp to the maintenance schedule that requires more frequent engine overhauls absolutely makes the economics of operating 777
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by zymhan 10mo ago
Because an attacker would never cover their tracks...
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by zymhan 11mo ago
> The bank instantly ruled in my favor and closed the case, issuing a permanent credit. I have never seen that before. They must be getting tons of Comcast chargebacks to do that. I did the same thing, except I disputed a collections rec
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by zymhan 11mo ago
Those are some rose tinted glasses. Not having to drive a check to the city utility office to pay the power bill is quite the improvement.
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by zymhan 1y ago
Sure, but we're talking about compiled packages being distributed by a package manager.
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by zymhan 1y ago
Where on earth did you get this misconception?
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by zymhan 1y ago
> as the domain suggests It suggests a couple of things...
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by zymhan 1y ago
Odd conclusion to draw from only two data points over 30 years apart.
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by zymhan 1y ago
I always wanted a TiVo, but by the time I could actually afford (and use) one, Hulu was at it's prime.
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by zymhan 1y ago
Thank you, that's fascinating.
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by zymhan 1y ago
There are. But there are mostly attended by people working in the field.
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by zymhan 1y ago
> See: Garmin nüvi. You'll have to elaborate, that's a wide product line. And they still sell map updates for many Nuvi devices: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/1456/pn/010-D0743-00/#devi
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by zymhan 1y ago
I'll bet $20 you can find a combination thermometer cellphone on aliexpress.
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by zymhan 1y ago
What does Garmin gain by killing off an older device if the owner still pays for a subscription? Also, it's not like this is a hypothetical question, they've been around for decades. They do have a track record you can refer to, i
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by zymhan 1y ago
Anywhere that has cyclists sharing the road with cars.
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by zymhan 1y ago
It's bringing up an entirely unrelated topic as some sort of "gotcha". Cigarette taxes were not part of the GGP's comment. I.e. a red herring > The communication intent is often to distract from the content of a topic
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by zymhan 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by zymhan 1y ago
I'll bet $20 your solution to the problems you posed is "Nix"
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by zymhan 1y ago
Not any more reasonable than asking why they added new transparency effects instead of btrfs support
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by zymhan 1y ago
What?
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by zymhan 1y ago
A filesystem is not a disk image.
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by zymhan 1y ago
Why not?
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by zymhan 1y ago
Safari exists, and is quite popular.
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by zymhan 1y ago
The integration between Windows and the WSL VM is far deeper than a typical VM hypervisor. You cannot claim with a straight face that Virtualbox is easier to use.
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by zymhan 1y ago
Curtains.
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by zymhan 1y ago
And that quote specifically does not "lump HDR capture, HDR formats and HDR display together". It is directly addressing capture .
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by zymhan 1y ago
Presumably not > A black start is the process of restoring an electric power station, a part of an electric grid or an industrial plant, to operation without relying on the external electric power transmission network to recover from a
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by zymhan 1y ago
> the HN opinion I'm not sure why you'd think HN has a monolithic opinion, this is a site with myriad different users.
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by zymhan 2y ago
That was not their point.

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