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bydo

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    Comment #47838065

    Everyone moving to USB-C was the same standard, though; now you can use the same charger with your phone, laptop, tablet, other random gadgets, etc. If you forget your charger you …

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    Comment #47414845

    The Joint Photographic Experts Group manages many standards, generally each called "JPEG [something]". The one we most commonly call "JPEG" is just one of them.

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    Comment #47366691

    The A12Z in the developer transition kit didn't support hardware virtualization.

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    Comment #45984349

    They do, yes.

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    Comment #45828232

    Why weren't they "battery limited" when they were making more cars?

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    Comment #45452971

    Particularly when considering that each of their cars does have a human backup driver who should be taking over to avoid crashes. How much worse would the cars be unsupervised?

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    Comment #44369856

    We really need more granular notification settings already. I want to to know when my Lyft is arriving. I want to know when my food's been delivered. I don't want to know that I ca…

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    Comment #43978179

    And both from WebOS.

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    Comment #43321571

    There's a new third-party F to Z adapter that does have the screw drive: https://nikonrumors.com/2025/02/28/monsteradapter-la-fz1-off...

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    Comment #42910808

    I don't believe the built in virtualization framework supports emulation, but you can do this with QEMU. An easy way to get started is with UTM: https://mac.getutm.app

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    Comment #42161631

    Poster specifically mentioned CS3, which was a perpetual license. Adobe is not incentivized to keep a version of their software someone purchased once seventeen years ago working w…

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    Comment #42151911

    Trump set up a whole university!

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    Comment #42083382

    Toyota is your example of an EU company?

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    Comment #41977349

    Not really. The only generation of Xbox that was competitive was the 360, which still came in third in sales, just not as distantly.

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    Comment #41977136

    Hagiography?

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    Comment #41950096

    The Washington Post has endorsed a candidate every election cycle since 1976, with the exception of 1988. The New York Times has endorsed a candidate in every presidential election…

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    Comment #41784331

    Samsung beat them to it. It wasn't a market success.

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    Comment #41575524

    This is (only a few years later than the rest of the world's) state-of-the-art manufacturing, built only with the expertise of a Taiwanese company, that relies on the technology of…

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    Comment #41575187

    That ASML is not undercutting TSMC and running off on their own should be telling? There's more to a running a fab than lithography.

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    Comment #41575150

    Not even. The only device still in production using the A16 is the iPhone 15 (and plus if you consider that a different model).

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    Comment #41552610

    WSL2 is literally a VM.

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    Comment #41386902

    It's more complicated than that, because some stations with multiple lines get counted multiple times for that. Though even if NYC does have 20 more stations than Shanghai, it's a …

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    Comment #41386817

    > NYC has the largest subway system in the world _by_far_ It absolutely does not. It is the 12th in length and 10th by ridership: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metro_system…

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    Comment #41305133

    It does mean something to a lot of people. It was a monument to American engineering. Once it launched, it immediately won the Blue Riband for the fastest crossing of the Atlantic …

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    Comment #40503602

    If we regulate the Internet like we do the airwaves, "obscenity, indecency, and profanity" are now illegal.[0] >It is a violation of federal law to air obscene programming at any t…