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Comment #48857265
"I built" these days means they ai coded it and have no idea what they're doing. Utter slop.
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Comment #48746869
Go look on autotrader in the UK, there's tonnes around that price. Think they had to make room for the 2026 model. We did the same btw, have a 4 year old Labrador with hip displaci…
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Comment #48745729
Cost me £40k for it with 15 miles on the clock. They are definitely having issues shifting them.
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Comment #48745710
Didn't Google have a previous lawsuit against foundem? Not a fan of Google but foundem were fucking awful.
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Comment #48736281
We just bought an Audi A6 Avant Performance which is a year old and about the same spec? Missus is a BMW person and really wanted another, but they were not competitive. I did a 38…
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Comment #48628133
Having interviewed with them for a SRE role I can definitely see how they are awful. The amount of technical debt is hilarious.
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Comment #48572718
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Comment #48181873
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Comment #48025946
That's exactly my memory too, using a tab was second nature and it irked me when I went to gui apps with a mouse and the tab order was wrong, mainly with visual basic apps.
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Comment #47862935
So glad they called out Solovair as a replacement for Doc Martens. My first pair of DMs lasted me 7 Glastonbury Festivals - and if you'd ever been there you know the muddy ones are…
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Comment #47579044
Yup. Is this post from 2019?
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Comment #47430026
My Pixel 8 Pro is more secure than your iOS 18 handset Apple don't care about.
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Comment #46268188
I don't think I've ever something so incorrect.
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Comment #46146728
I was working at a place in the UK where I only had BPSS but everybody else in the office had top clearance as they worked on military stuff, this was when The Guardian were doing …
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Comment #45887194
This is actually Apple doing this? What is going on there?
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Comment #45814751
It's reliant on a bounty iirc for the server and device side code to be open-sourced. Will be about an hour after that I reckon and I cannot wait to contribute.
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Comment #45718136
"have a buffer of days" Interesting. So if your product cannot connect to the cloud/subscription, but still works, why is there an issue with it working fully locally?
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Comment #45503907
> If you go to Italy there are no mc donald's Eh? https://www.mcdonalds.it/
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Comment #45451633
Really? It's a rounding error. Both are essentially video mirroring protocols with some bidirectional stuff for speed / fuel level etc. Compare that to the effort made to do your o…
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Comment #45451566
Good point. Though certainly Google Maps (through AA) lets you download the route in advance so you don't technically need data.
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Comment #45451287
Toyota want a subscription for AA/CP? For something with a one-time development cost and nothing ongoing after? Wow.
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Comment #45451206
The built-in nav is always awful anyway. My partner replaced her 11 year BMW 5 GT with a new X4 last month. The nav is slow (probably updates the view twice a second) and out of da…
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Comment #45386001
Ad-free, but is it tracking free? I think we know the answer to that one.
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Comment #45374026
When I worked for Cisco via an acquisition every single person I knew refused to use Webex in lieu of Google Meet etc
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Comment #44209865
Yup, thank you.