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keepper
1y ago
"it's never the crime... its the cover up". So in this case, they are kinda screwed. I've owned two Tesla's ( now a Rivian/Porsche EV owner). Hands down Tesla has the best cruise control technology in the marke
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2y ago
(very personal opinion) The oddity is that LLMs are sounding... too... Human... the reacting to information and regurgitating it a bit too much like the average "learned person". Adding a ton of extrapolation of the "facts&qu
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keepper
3y ago
Why is Meta the wildcard? Meta has the largest track record of open sourcing everything. From hardware (OpenCompute suite of releases ) to pretty much all software ( HHVM, Hack, Buck, etc etc ) that would benefit wider use. Even Meta's
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3y ago
Because who then pays for the content? Time and time again, the average person has shown that they will rather spend X times more on a trivial thing than content. This is more acute on hard news. Where a single page article may cost 100k to
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keepper
3y ago
Way to bring a memory back. I remember going to this place. Definitely wish there were more places like this now ( in nyc and elsewhere )
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4y ago
So your initial comments have aged poorly… From your own feed: “ People are rooting for him to fail because he's a rich white guy and a political moderate. “ https://twitter.com/paulg/status/159320607698363596
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4y ago
So you’re now equating a pseudo historical character with a children’s book? Oh brother… I was not born in Italy, but I am of Italian descent btw. Not sure why that matters, but it probably does to you :-/ Also, I guess you mean only t
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4y ago
>Another example is the new Disney's Pinocchio, were the Blue Fairy is portrait by a black woman. The problem is not that she is black of course. but that the original story is set in Italy, Tuscany, mid 1800, were no black woman wa
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5y ago
I hope it isn't, of course. ( the nuclear taboo). But, what this war has exposed is how bad the russian army is trained, and how not so great their equipment is. While a prolonged war would be hard for any country, they struggled from
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NY Attorney General Warns of Tracking Threat from Malicious Apple AirTag Users
(ag.ny.gov)
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5y ago
Ah yes, nothing like building a "sustainable" community in the dessert. Yes, there's sarcasm in there. But part of long term human sustainability is well, figuring out the areas we should not fight the environment ( more than
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5y ago
oh, and the relation to virgin galactic... " In 2004, it signed a deal with Virgin Galactic to develop the Virgin SpaceShip, a suborbital spacecraft, for space tourism. Virgin Group and Scaled Composites have subsequently formed a join
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5y ago
Or you know, you could just go to their website and confirm that in fact, they did win it[0] There will always be naysayers, detractors, and people who will always question the value of exporation and human inventiveness. Like in business,
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5y ago
Relevance here[1] [1] https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2021/05/14/apple-airtags-ha...
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5y ago
Hijack is the right word.[1] And again, you may not understand the ad space, as apple is doing what you think they are not doing. [2] [1] https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2021/05/14/apple-airtags-ha... [2] ht
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5y ago
Explain AirTags and their ability to highjack the internet connectivity of any apple device. Did you get asked about that? So why is it ok for apple to do that, and non of their vendors?
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5y ago
I'm not saying it's a slam dunk at all. I'm saying Apple is ok with exempting themselves. How come their apps are not using the same dialog? Why do they hide behind "location services", when in reality, they are use
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5y ago
"here’s a bunch of reasons why this might not work, not least that no-one except Google and Apple want Google and Apple to have that much control over publishing and advertising. " I've said this previously, if you fo
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5y ago
Just no. I really don't understand this irrational, baseless fear. Water does clean. - Fatbergs ( danger in flushing them ) - Hands touching excrement, then you touching other surfaces. - No, an active nozzle can't get soiled the
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5y ago
I guess you need me to list them. ( this is just getting funny.. telling people that cleaning their bum after number two is a positive thing.. i thought we covered this in pre-school, next up.. why you should use a washcloth or equivalent a
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5y ago
What you just described is an issue with every toilet seat... it is not unique to bidets. What I think you mean is that the sprayer/nozzle can get dirty? Do you have similar fears of your kitchen/bathroom faucet? because there
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5y ago
Two things... - Flushable wipes should be avoided ( FATBERGS!!! ) ( although they are great ) - Spray bidets can get you to overcome your fear of seeing the random poop stain in a toilet.. :)
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5y ago
When your hand is full of lets say chocolate... do you feel you can do a "reasonable" job cleaning your hands with dry paper towels? Think about it for second... That's why bidet seats ( and the often overlooked spray bidets
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Zoom has access to a private iPad camera API, a new report claims
(forbes.com)
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"Commercial free childhood" Every comment here seems to be around social medial. That doesn't seem to be their ploy. They object to commercials. Did everyone else here have a different childhood? I'm 40+ and i've be
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6y ago
Love this article. As a former EE ( been in software too long and never actually worked as an EE LOL ), demystifying common misconceptions about a subject is a great way to get people to build a better mental model. Wish more educators woul
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6y ago
Yes, it does matter that it's outside of US laws. Just like the inverse matters too. ( an American company collecting Chinese user data should matter to Chinese users ). This "whataboutism" is getting tiring. What Xiaomi does
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6y ago
...or Apple could be a true platform and not compete unfairly? You know, just a thought. They want secure app distribution? Great! Build an equitable charge model. Charge for transactions, charge for usage, don’t charge flat rates that don
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6y ago
“Article continues after video.” Isn't it a bit ironic that a magazine who’s page is PLASTERED by advertising and data collecting beacons is claiming the model is dead... Has the concept of journalistic integrity gone by the way side?
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6y ago
"There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there always has been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that dem
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