RealWorldPolice

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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Stretching what, exactly? They said their car drives itself every day. "Drives itself" means that the car does all of the work of driving without requiring human intervention or involvement. And that technology, of course, does no
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Thank you for explaining why my crappy thumb drives no longer interfere with my wifi!
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
SeizedBatteryGate turned me off of Louis Rossman for life: https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/9pow06/louis_rossman... I liked the guy before he became a professional YouTuber who pretends to not be
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Serious question. In what ways does your "Mac Plus from 1986 feel snappier than a modern Mac"?
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Oh, wow. I had completely forgotten that "repeated button pressing to change volume" was a thing. Thank you. Apparently I like the Touch Bar more than I realized.
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
I don't think you are their primary target buyer. I work with video most of my waking hours and the 2019 MacBook Pro fully-optioned out has finally allowed me to not be tethered to my desktop for work and has easily paid for itself in
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
There is no speed limit sign detection...
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something, but how does anyone know that it's "cannibalizing" S sales rather than just "S sales are down?"
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
I don't believe you. I own an AP1 Tesla as well as a nominally "FSD computer equipped" AP2 Tesla. You would be injured or killed if you tried taking an unmonitored trip of any reasonable length - ON THE HIGHWAY - in either, w
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Do you own a Tesla? Do you feel that autopilot has improved? And the nag / inability to sense the presence of hands on wheel... to put it mildly, I would pay a lot of money to revert my AP software.
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
That's nothing like what they said. They are not telling people what to buy. They are trying to understand the willingness of many Tesla owners to brush off being misled and ignored by the manufacturer of their car, and to do things li
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
No it's not. (The whole "copyright" thing?)
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
"Merely in order to get advertising dollars" What else would you expect from an internet advertising company?
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
FYI, purchasing with a credit csrd likely extends that by another full year, if not two years. Check your card benefits.
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
How did you even find out about its existence to begin with?
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
>I was told that the way to go about getting a "loaner" machine is to ship out your broken machine, buy a new one on a credit card, and then bring the new one back once you receive your replacement. Who told you to do that? (Ar
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
> "you think it's an urban legend that an insurance company will do what it can to avoid a payout" First-party claims, absolutely. Insurers want to pay when they are liable, and they don't want to pay when they are no
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by RealWorldPolice 7y ago
Would you explain a bit more clearly what you want to know? (I can probably answer your question, but as phrased your question is extraordinarily broad and a bit unclear.)