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by slac 4y ago
Very happy to report that the QA and finish on the Teslas built in Berlin and Shanghai are so much better than the ones in the USA. A whole other level.
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by slac 4y ago
Silly question, but I need to know. Could this help slow done rapidly advancing forest fires? Maybe if it could be used to "split" them into smaller fires?
33.
by slac 4y ago
The issue I see is that the public clouds often offer carbon free or carbon offset power. When you deploy onprem... This often gets ignored.
34.
by slac 5y ago
He has stated a lot of things... Does not mean it will happen.
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by slac 5y ago
Have not seen this being mentioned yet, here goes: Choosing a large cloud provider is often much greener than doing your own or using a smaller provider. Carbon is a large cost. GCP has been carbon neutral for over a decade, AWS and Azure h
36.
by slac 5y ago
Managing all of these careers is a big cost though in time and effort
37.
by slac 5y ago
It is now the "nobody got fired for buying a Gartner report" era.
38.
by slac 5y ago
kelkoo, prisjakt.nu, pricerunner.se
39.
by slac 5y ago
I have the t-shirt!
40.
by slac 5y ago
I find it super bizarre that Huawei would sell expired patents. Is it really worth it?
41.
by slac 5y ago
1991 to be precise. Amazing album, I remember the shock of listening to this album on my Walkman. It made you stop in your tracks.
42.
by slac 5y ago
In most cases they pay the record labels and not the artists, correct?
43.
by slac 5y ago
Was it a Silicon Valley thing though? BoD and investors were all from outside the Valley.
44.
by slac 5y ago
Would you know why? And on switches and routers you can surely turn this off... Not so on iOS.
45.
by slac 5y ago
When using a iOS hosted hotspot, P2P traffic between the devices is also blocked. Same setup works fine on Android. Very bizarre.
46.
by slac 5y ago
It's so strange that in most countries, you never see someone sitting on two chairs. The board is there to keep the company management in check. But in the US, this seems like the norm. Does it not worry the stockholders?
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by slac 5y ago
Duo uses AV1 for very low bandwidth calls. And then a mix of H.264 / VP8 / VP9 etc.. depending on many parameters. Disclaimer: worked on the product. https://blog.google/products/duo/4-new-google-duo-feat
48.
by slac 5y ago
And maybe slow down account creation used for online harassment?
49.
by slac 6y ago
Jeff Huber was a Google SVP. Google did buy Youtube. Youtube ran using Flash... Google Video used Java (?). Nuff said.
50.
by slac 6y ago
I think the cost is one of the deciding factors...
51.
by slac 6y ago
Just get a Huawei phone. That's Android without Google.
52.
by slac 6y ago
No Truecaller? Very odd considering the amazingly high number of DAUs in India and the middle east. (they are based in Sweden)
53.
by slac 6y ago
Nokia has to be the biggest one.
54.
by slac 6y ago
Have you tried the app that is called Just Watch? I use this to find what is available where. Saves a lot of time.
55.
by slac 6y ago
Perhaps they should be better at informing nearby citizens of the presence of these devices so that kids do not get injured.
56.
by slac 6y ago
Is there a list of offices closing?
57.
by slac 6y ago
This is not a downturn though. It is a collapse.
58.
by slac 6y ago
are the chromeOS touchpad drivers open source?
59.
by slac 6y ago
20mbit is not enough if you have kids with retina display ipads looking at youtube!
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by slac 7y ago
Going from the N9 to the first IPhone (I jailbroke mine for use in Sweden) was a revelation. The N9 was a very complex beast to use and it was very laggy compared to the smooth graphics the iPhone offered. Even in the markets where it was a

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