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theultdev
2y ago
keyword: could but in this reality now they are helping and have been for awhile. articles like those you have linked have always been appearing, but it only highlights how useful starlink has been. what other company has helped provide i
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2y ago
Starlink is helping Ukraine, connects many remote populations, and provides emergency connectivity during natural disasters. Tesla brought EVs to the mainstream. How exactly are they a threat to the free world?
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From the circles I was in, everyone jumped from Skype / Mumble / Teamspeak because of D/DoS attacks after having their ip exposed. It happened all the time because booters were so popular and widely available, costing about $
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2y ago
you need a few fingers free to touch the watch on your wrist. sometimes you're putting something in the oven, sometimes you're mixing something (holding the bowl and whip) tons of instances where two hands are in use and voice com
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2y ago
the timer getting dirty is not the only issue. you don't always have hands free to fiddle with a watch. more often than not, both hands are doing something, and setting a timer is... timely.
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2y ago
would be nicer if there was a cheaper / simpler alternative (offline voice recognition, just timers and clock, possibly weather) but it's nice to use your voice so you don't contaminate your phone. (preparing chicken and such
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2y ago
This is nice as long as your data doesn't exceed allowed memory.
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2y ago
Incredibly accurate. I hate eating and would eat one of those every morning for 2 years. You shovel it down and go about your day. Tastes and feels like you're eating mud, but who cares, only lasts a minute.
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2y ago
hmm, usually a la carte in the US means you can buy individual items vs a meal combo. - adjective: (of a restaurant meal) having unlimited choices with a separate price for each item - noun: a menu having individual dishes listed with separ
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It's not a culture thing. They had trash cans. Until the sarin attacks. Now people in Japan just put their trash in the streets. It piles up and early in the morning everything is cleaned.
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2y ago
Tokyo is trashed before it's cleaned in the morning. Ever go out at 3am? Rats and trash everywhere. Squeaky clean by morning though, their cleaners are amazing. Lack of trash cans is because of sarin attacks, nothing else. So they just
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2y ago
those are still hardware issues. if you can't fix it via a software update, it's hardware. not a hard concept to grasp. you aren't overloading those words as "recall" is in the phrase.
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2y ago
Fishing is also an option to supplement.
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2y ago
nope, just "software recall" and "hardware recall" terms. that way you know whether to make sure you got the update or know to take the car in physically. severity for both can differ, that's what the details are fo
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2y ago
Nothing stopping you from reversing the trend and start hunting if your sleep apnea is so bad.
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2y ago
This gives no insight of being "bad" or "good" at software. There is no such thing as zero bugs. You will have to rollback sometimes. But I'm sure you're perfect.
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2y ago
Is it a legal requirement to be ambiguous in the article title? Simply qualifying the overloaded term as "software recall" would suffice. Never happens though.
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2y ago
It's completely relevant. The term shouldn't be overloaded. When you see a recall you shouldn't have to wonder if it's a download or if you need to take the car in.
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2y ago
It matters what you hit, not how much. Note how you didn't have any specific events of Trump hitting civilians to cite. https://www.hrw.org/report/2014/02/19/wedding-became-funeral...
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2y ago
The original post in this thread was about their breakneck speed. Project 2025 was misattributed to this, it's called "Flood the Zone". Everything after that is just noise.
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2y ago
Sorry, but there's just so many political comments on pure tech threads. It's happening on almost every single one, all of them some Elon hate talking point. Just venting. I like politics... in the political threads.
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2y ago
Again, we'll just say it's "waste" until investigations complete. Glad I could frame it better for you so you can feel good about the savings. Also glad to hear you like or are at least content with the audit, since you
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2y ago
There's plenty of people in the cabinet and other positions with many political views and proposals, including ex-democrats. That doesn't mean all of their views will be implemented. Just a subset that Trump agrees with, or even s
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> just $55 billion in waste "Just" lol. After a month. Replace the fraud w/ waste if that makes you feel better about the audit. I'm sure investigations will reveal fraud, it takes awhile to build a case. But even i
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How is that relevant?
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Okay. We're all good then.
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Is there a difference when it comes to the taxpayer? It's all waste. Fraud if there were kickbacks, we'll see about that.
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Yes, and some parts are very good. He also said some parts are not very good in the same statement. That does not translate to supporting the entire agenda.
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Supporting evidence certainly helps when accusing someone.
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Having someone in your cabinet doesn't mean their views override yours. It's good to have a cabinet of diverse thought. You can pool all perspectives to make a final informed decision. That's why he has ex-democrats like RFK
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