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dustindiamond
7y ago
That would definitely break some stuff for me. Lots of first, last, and even, odd usage.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Unfortunately, my municipality of 2,200 users is planning to do this. Also, all water meters are being replaced so they can be read remotely without a human physically using an electronic meter reader.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Kinda like ‘doing agile’ can mean anything, it seems.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Amanda?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
She seems like a lucky Elizabeth Holmes type.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Well, Mark Cuban has a TV show, and we would not be talking about that if it weren’t for Yahoo.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
So, like punishment for a DUI?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
I agree with this sentiment.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Twitter was started as any easy way to send group texts via SMS, before phones would widely support group texting.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
ERV. Also, keeping it covered, greatly decreases the rate of evaporation.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
If there were only one or two, but I think the Audi has at least 5 or 6 different and seperate ‘interfaces’ on and besides the steering wheel. To me, it seems like an overly complex UX.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
All the German car manufacturers have in terms of engineerig talent and cultural is mostly mechanical, and brilliantly so. But, the electronics suck. Some of the most talented chemical, physical materials and electrical engineers work for M
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7y ago
Copyright infringement from a purchased CD-ROM. He is good.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
I don’t think they designed the system to continually exfiltrate data to be used for further improvement of the technology. Not much LTE uploads is my guess. Tesla has so much more sensor data to guide engineering efforts with.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
It is a bit overkill, though, no? It seems every option is enumerated as its own physical switch, knob, or lever.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Are there companies that will ‘aggregate’ microinfluencers for advertisers?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Who’s government?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Well, universities act like companies, particularly resorts.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Under Siege 2.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
But weren’t you entitled to this?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
...and here we are.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
That is why I got rid of my tv antenna and pay for cable television, so I don’t see any ads.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Where did you get your two nines number from?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
What are issues of importance? What are not issues of importance?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Have anything I can read instead of sitting through 12 minutes of a talking head? If it is a true certified, the checklist (standarized by the manufacturer) will have to be signed off by a factory-certified technician, so there is a paper-t
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I was really hoping for Apple and Google to create a bidirectional standard similar to PCoIP (a la VMware), and be able to essentially use the car’s touchscreen as a thinclient to the phone.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
Other car manufacturers call it ‘certified pre-owned’, or CPO.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
What is a heisenbug?
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dustindiamond
7y ago
More money in software.
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dustindiamond
7y ago
but it has a hidden microphone, so it is upgradeable.
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