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They’re chunky, but very flexible. There’s basically no memory effect to them either, so they don’t try to curl up on their own.

Would have been nice to have an explanation on how this compares to Proxmox/vSphere live migrating VMs with nonexistent downtime not even missing a single ping

No :(

My Series 6 offers me to download the watchOS 27 developer beta, so it seems like someone messed up

It’s missing the Netflix button

Then you need to pay up via user CALs as is already common practice with windows server licensing.

"No way to prevent this" says the only country where this regularly happens

There is no way they didn’t think they could sell those spots in the future.

You don’t burn your batteries though. You build them once and then use them for 20 years. They will just keep working when the next war erupts on the other side of the planet.

Gandi is sadly not a great example anymore for this, as they raised prices quite a lot over recent years, especially for their email service.

Well, I didn’t say that they did it well

Which makes it easier to scale?

Except for their limited Robotaxi service. They have recently ditched their safety driver as well, so there is truly no one "driving" the car.

I actually posted this before watching it completely through… I was just reminded of recent discussions of EV vs ICE cars I have read here and Alec managed to put my thoughts much …

And gasoline just magically appears at the gas station? Wars over oil are being fought for decades and nothing similar has happened over Lithium yet?

On the other hand, a human can only look into one direction, while a Tesla can look into all directions at once. Also human drivers are often distracted, intoxicated, etc. An atten…

Santa Claus

There are many forms of pasta that don’t have this problem.

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As a German I envy your meetings with Germans

The gpu can’t access that directly however. On Apple Silicon it can all be used as vram.

Fair enough. I would still personally feel uneasy about it, but I guess it’s alright if it works for others.

This approach sounds like a great way to get a lot of security holes into your code. Maybe your competitors will be faster at first, but it’s probably better to be a bit slower and…

Can’t wait for the "falsehoods programmers believe about buildings" blog post