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These cause cancer after many decades so for example people who were 10 when this started becoming a big issue are now getting cancer in their 30s and 40s. This is a professional medical opinion from scientists that was aired on the news re
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I can think of a few hypothesis, but I’d hit all the reasons we already know that people in their 30s are getting cancer first, like: Natural gas burning inside with poor ventilation (solve by pushing electric everything, paid for by carbon
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1y ago
Buy-and-forget perpetual pricing for internal networks, please. Don’t want to pick up annual subscriptions, and don’t want any dependency on a third party company that might not last or will start doubling prices in the future after an acqu
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1y ago
I’m salty that at some point the Firefox interface became laggy on a state of the art 3GHz laptop when it wasn’t laggy in the past on a 400Mhz machine. It doesn’t look all that different to how it did back then.
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1y ago
Yes.. as I read the OP post I was thinking about how many weak natural poisons (ie bloodroot) have been shown to be effective at dispersing through the body and how they might be a good treatment ie 1-2 month course of pills.
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1y ago
This isn’t aimed to be inflammatory or anything like that, but you should consider renaming your project to something that is Google searchable.
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Uh yeah, rip nearly every feature out of Firefox and move it to “official extensions” that you can install optionally. Go on a hardcore crusade on performance and battery life. Safari currently uses half the amount of energy compared to Fir
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I stopped hunting and just started buying MacBooks and I’ve been pretty happy for the last 10-odd years and generally regretful of any other laptop purchase I made in the meantime. Lenovo did themselves a disservice by discontinuing the W15
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In my country China has been selling cars below market value (for years now) to basically run everyone else out of business. I don’t think it’s anything to do with being cheaper to build and more to do with they’re selling at a loss, which
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I am an automotive components supplier and I’ve always wondered how automotive giants are staying open or even turning any profit at all (1) Between this, Nissan and a dozen others, I guess there’s a lot of running-on-debt going on. 1: it’s
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Yeah this would be awesome. I hate planes and would happily take a 3 day bullet train to America.
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Not necessarily, the higher rated packages are rated higher because they use higher quality materials that have a lower thermal coefficient (for getting the heat out), so yes the energy in Watts is the same but they’ll still probably run co
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1y ago
iOS -> Settings -> Privacy and Security -> Photos -> Facebook -> Set limited access
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I don’t think we know enough about science to know whether teleporting a photon is something we can do or not, for example maybe we can via micro wormholes or quantum tunneling or some other frequency anomaly that cancels out strong/we
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1y ago
Clicked it because I thought they teleported a photon through a head.
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I hear [“Atropos log, abandoning Helios”]( https://returnal.fandom.com/wiki/Helios ) and have an emotional reaction every time this comes up in the news.
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Well.. this is going to be fun to re-create in Electron for all those native desktop app wannabes. All those gains in battery life just got thrown away. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IrGYUq1mklk
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I’d honestly prefer they just have 3 personas of varying cost/intelligence: Sam, Elmo and Einstein or something, and then tack on the date, elmo-2025-1 and silently delete the old ones.
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Came here to say this, the naming scheme is ridiculous and is getting more impossible to follow each day. For example the other day they released a supposedly better model with a lower number..
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Their hardware is such leverage that Microsoft can’t keep the crown if Apple was even slightly good at it (currently, they haven’t even tried). You’d see nearly every small business and tech bro startup switch to the Apple corporate ecosyst
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Their big mistake so far is not going up against Office 365 for corporate email hosting (effectively destroying Outlook and Google Workspace) and launching their own MDM. The minute you can put an iCloud email on your corporate domain, REAL
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Cool! But also MechWarrior Online is very good in this space. One difficulty with games like this is fairness in the netcode, since a minor adjustment in projectile position or timing could be the difference between doing nothing or instant
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-20 has been out for ages in the wild, nearly a decade, as a draft spec. Both Tesla 3 and Hyundai Ioniq have supported DC Bidi for several years on the vehicle side — just finding a DC Bidi capable charger is difficult because they are stil
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> Background: The "official" CCS does not provide the possibility to draw energy out of the car. This is in contrast to the CHAdeMO, which prepared this topic from the beginning. Incorrect, and there is no need for this hackery
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I don’t know if this is how I want the next generation of file interactivity to work. I think I’d like a future where most files are “tagged” instead of put in a specific path, then files are displayed using “virtual folders” which are real
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I think GitHub kinda did it first on their desktop home page, but that has been out for years.
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This is stupidly redundant in the age of electric vehicles, especially now that there are plenty of price parity options even without subsidies.
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If someone had asked me I would have probably struggled to find words to explain this exact thing, but the article explains it well. And in the words of my wife, “It seems like a bad idea to bring a kid into this world”
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Thank you for the interest, I wish VCs shared your enthusiasm haha!
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We use a production VCU hardware with custom software. It currently supports most of the VCU functions you would find in a production vehicle, including in-built CCS2 and NACS charging on the single controller (wires directly to socket). We
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