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dexterdog

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    Comment #49234205

    Have you been trashing the non-replaceabe SSD with constant AI workloads? Do you have any idea how much electricity it uses over it those 4 years?

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    Comment #49233109

    But it won't last for life. It will probably last about 4 years so that equates to about 100/mo.

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    Comment #49161571

    Adjusted for inflation and population?

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    Comment #49135098

    And there are far too few of them elected to have any real impact.

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    Comment #49115930

    I hope he had a license to be broadcasting that publicly. I wish I were being sarcastic about this.

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    Comment #49007139

    Delivery food is worse everywhere I've ever had it.

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    Comment #49007110

    I can't imagine they don't. I just run my own searxng and turn on the engines I want.

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    Comment #49006990

    In the startup world they're only really looking to bat better than 10 pct overall to mark success, right? Do we wonder why it's all just a crap shoot?

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    Comment #48906415

    He's talking about money

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    Comment #48795189

    My problem is that more often than not the road or business name I'm trying to find us just not in the database. If I'm at home I'll try to add it but if I'm driving that is not go…

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    Comment #48789452

    How is this remotely related? This is not a safety issue.

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    Comment #48780055

    Order whole foods from them. They will pack 6 things in 4 reusable insulated bags. The problem is there is no way to send those bags back to be reused.

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    Comment #48780013

    It might, but I go to Costco every 3-4 weeks. If I depended on Amazon for everything I'd be getting multiple deliveries per day because there is no disincentive to doing that.

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    Comment #48779984

    I've been self hosting this as my default engine across all of my searches for a few years now. I can't recommend it more highly.

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    Comment #48775327

    Sounds great until a hard decision has to be made.

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    Comment #48769643

    Which is crazy because when I do 80 in Mostly PA and NJ I am getting passed constantly.

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    Comment #48741265

    There are ad reads as part of at least half of the videos I watch. Fortunately sponsorblock takes care of most of them.

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    Comment #48707134

    Paying for YouTube does not get rid of ads. Only using sponsor block does.

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    Comment #48680138

    Plus you can de-google those things in a few minutes and make them as barebones as you want. I have a bunch of them connected to all of the TVs that I manage for my family and frie…

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    Comment #48570389

    Not only that, but there is a cost for retrieval and transmission especially if you are in cold storage. It's much cheaper to just mark it for deletion than it is to get it back.

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    Comment #48434849

    Not if they commit the kinds of market fraud that Musk's companies have.

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    Comment #48427172

    The integer is a UTC time so it can be sorted. If you need the time zone you store than in a smaller field.

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    Comment #48420841

    It's just s dumb as storing dates as strings, but people still do it.

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    Comment #48318493

    SMS should not be considered sensitive data since it can be read by entities between you and the source.

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    Comment #48303220

    I would, but I don't need to know immediately. Plus you have the other vector of my phone sitting on a table and showing the notification to a person who can see it when they are t…