buggeryorkshire

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by buggeryorkshire 3d ago
Jesus this man has issues.
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by buggeryorkshire 2mo ago
"I built" these days means they ai coded it and have no idea what they're doing. Utter slop.
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by buggeryorkshire 3mo ago
Go look on autotrader in the UK, there's tonnes around that price. Think they had to make room for the 2026 model. We did the same btw, have a 4 year old Labrador with hip displacia so wanted the estate with the low boot, hence the est
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by buggeryorkshire 3mo ago
Cost me £40k for it with 15 miles on the clock. They are definitely having issues shifting them.
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by buggeryorkshire 3mo ago
Didn't Google have a previous lawsuit against foundem? Not a fan of Google but foundem were fucking awful.
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by buggeryorkshire 3mo ago
We just bought an Audi A6 Avant Performance which is a year old and about the same spec? Missus is a BMW person and really wanted another, but they were not competitive. I did a 380 mile journey in it at around 85% battery and it was awesom
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by buggeryorkshire 3mo ago
Having interviewed with them for a SRE role I can definitely see how they are awful. The amount of technical debt is hilarious.
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by buggeryorkshire 4mo ago
That's exactly my memory too, using a tab was second nature and it irked me when I went to gui apps with a mouse and the tab order was wrong, mainly with visual basic apps.
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by buggeryorkshire 5mo ago
So glad they called out Solovair as a replacement for Doc Martens. My first pair of DMs lasted me 7 Glastonbury Festivals - and if you'd ever been there you know the muddy ones are a mare, I average 40000 steps a day at the festival an
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by buggeryorkshire 6mo ago
Yup. Is this post from 2019?
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by buggeryorkshire 6mo ago
My Pixel 8 Pro is more secure than your iOS 18 handset Apple don't care about.
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by buggeryorkshire 9mo ago
I don't think I've ever something so incorrect.
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by buggeryorkshire 10mo ago
I was working at a place in the UK where I only had BPSS but everybody else in the office had top clearance as they worked on military stuff, this was when The Guardian were doing the Snowden stuff. It was easily the best way of clearing th
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by buggeryorkshire 10mo ago
This is actually Apple doing this? What is going on there?
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by buggeryorkshire 11mo ago
It's reliant on a bounty iirc for the server and device side code to be open-sourced. Will be about an hour after that I reckon and I cannot wait to contribute.
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by buggeryorkshire 11mo ago
"have a buffer of days" Interesting. So if your product cannot connect to the cloud/subscription, but still works, why is there an issue with it working fully locally?
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
> If you go to Italy there are no mc donald's Eh? https://www.mcdonalds.it/
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Really? It's a rounding error. Both are essentially video mirroring protocols with some bidirectional stuff for speed / fuel level etc. Compare that to the effort made to do your own satnav, or integrate an existing one, then get
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Good point. Though certainly Google Maps (through AA) lets you download the route in advance so you don't technically need data.
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Toyota want a subscription for AA/CP? For something with a one-time development cost and nothing ongoing after? Wow.
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
The built-in nav is always awful anyway. My partner replaced her 11 year BMW 5 GT with a new X4 last month. The nav is slow (probably updates the view twice a second) and out of date. I think it needs new roads updating via a USB stick. The
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Ad-free, but is it tracking free? I think we know the answer to that one.
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
When I worked for Cisco via an acquisition every single person I knew refused to use Webex in lieu of Google Meet etc
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Yup, thank you.
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
No mention of CGNAT which caused me many problems at a previous role?
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
We've had issues with Carplay and AA over wired and non wired connections in our motorhome (camper van for you yanks) So we've got a 5g router with wifi in there - if that's on whilst you're driving the phone, whether ip
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Because it's the best option I've seen and it's one they haven't ruined?
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Many years ago (80s) in the UK I remember my family and others had milk tokens to get formula milk or whatever. Each local convenience store used to exchange them for booze or cigs, at a high conversion rate obviously.
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by buggeryorkshire 1y ago
Would it be a hardship to actually explain why we'd care about some random blockchain nonsense?
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by buggeryorkshire 2y ago
(tl;dr - nobody cares)

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