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nothercastle
10d ago
Seems like a good recipe for a long form post.
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nothercastle
10d ago
They extended a 10 year warranty on the iccu. Even though there is no fix that’s probably good enough
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10d ago
It’s true unused it wasted but unfortunately what it’s used for is decided by corporate flavor of the month so garbage one drive, teams and Gemini builds eat all the ram that would be better used by other applications people actually like
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nothercastle
11d ago
In this case it’s just SPS. It became a massive school district with expected bloat. As a result lots of money went to waste programs like edutainment apps and social justice programs. Kids with wealth parents opted out and that made fund
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nothercastle
12d ago
A modern vehicle overheating? Like did you need to limp it home or something
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nothercastle
13d ago
I don’t need anything else
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13d ago
Only if towing
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13d ago
Meta could reduce down to 30% like twitter and just sustain forever like twitter. None of the R&D ads value
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14d ago
The fact that it wasn’t immediately dismissed as a nuance complaint and covered under the first is already concerning
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24d ago
Most of these people don’t need to be in office. Very few people actually touch or need to be near the product
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28d ago
I don’t understand why anyone wants tires rated for much more than 40k miles. Inevitably you will have to replace damaged tires from road hazard much earlier than their rated life
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1mo ago
Flock is about surveillance for profit sometimes that also has positive results but often the costs are too high
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1mo ago
FDA has failed. We’re going to need you start to look up Costco and Walmart or local organic cart body’s to regulate because the FDA can’t.
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1mo ago
The app is a back door to your phone. It will vacuum all the data of it if allowed.
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1mo ago
It feels like this kind of gameplay has come and gone and new games lack that depth
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1mo ago
I wish I could easily search Shopify stores And ignore Google I think I’d find more deals that way
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1mo ago
Personal assistants in the Philippines and hope they don’t scam you themselves
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1mo ago
Legitimate actors perusing poor security policies is actually the biggest threat vector.
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1mo ago
Is it even legal to call that “chocolate adjacent product” chocolate in Europe.
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2mo ago
I don’t think the 2 miles mattered. Once it exploded the engine was done
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2mo ago
That makes sense, first the message was that uncontrollable Chinese ai will release AI covid in the world. Then suddenly open-ai does a warmup in actuality doing that. Like it sure feels like that hacking stunt was a false flag in retrospec
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2mo ago
Battery backup pumps are cheap so that helps
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2mo ago
Lots of videos of this on YouTube, I enjoy them. Total money pit but fun to watch
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2mo ago
My forum mods loved the power they had as well seemed to work well. The real problem is money. Forums cost time and money to administer, Reddit is “free”. Those of us that ran the forums grew up and have better shit to do and spend money on
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2mo ago
vBulletin Did a better job with security. PHPbb kept getting trashed by spammers but they were the primary tools at the time for self hosting. The ease of customization and the availability of skins made it a big selling point
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2mo ago
They are dead the same way newsgroups are dead. Some local communities survive some might even thrive but in aggregate more are lost than created
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2mo ago
Forms are sadly dead. They cost a lot to operate and maintain security updates for so without a critical mass of users they are dead
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2mo ago
Not just invasive algae all sorts of bugs worms and bacteria too
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2mo ago
Also pests aquariums have some of the toughest pests imaginable
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2mo ago
Chinese ai is bad. It’s slowing down progress and it’s so bad we called out the c word and asked for more regulation. Basically advocating for more government assistance to openai
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