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Comment #49186385
I had never heard of Western Sahara, nor did I know about Morocco's involvement even though I've visited Morocco several times. So I found this very interesting and I learnt someth…
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Comment #49186296
Single data point; no, I don't. I preferred the pre-AI world. It makes me sad that we'll never see it again.
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Comment #49165625
Thanks!That's definitely getting added to my vocabulary.
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Comment #49113339
> Nuclear submarines often operate without any escort. Correct. That's where the GPs comment regarding stealth comes into play.
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Comment #49060986
Same, I also live very close to Gatwick, the train is about 4 stops for me and puts me right at the terminal. Zero reason to drive.
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Comment #49041608
Which is exactly why alll my cameras live in their own VLAN with no internet access, regardless of how trustworthy the company may be. Better safe than sorry and all that.
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Comment #48984558
I highly doubt that the extra traffic is really the problem, it's merely the catalyst which caused this post to be written.
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Comment #48874128
I think you're missing the wood for the trees. He's still insanely wealthy.
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Comment #48858049
Oh for sure, but you can do a lot of things without ever touching the advanced coding section. It's definitely worth being cautious though - as you say you can definitely brick you…
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Comment #48843504
Safer settings are exposed with decent labels, but you can also use the advanced mode which is much more low-level, akin to what you described.
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Comment #48842846
Bimmercode lets you do coding (it's very powerful and you can easily mess up your car so you have to be very careful with it), and Bimmerlink lets you read fault codes etc.
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Comment #48842106
The person presenting is also important. I may be interested in the topic but if I don't like the presenter or their delivery then I'm still not going to watch it. Text doesn't hav…
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Comment #48836063
You're correct that the dongle only facilitates the connection, but you don't need dealer software. I have an ODB dongle and a £20 (I think) app on my phone which lets me change a …
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Comment #48627286
Thanks for the book suggestion, I’ll give it a read
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Comment #48621105
As a father who is suffering from plantar fascitis (brought on by running), I would rather fix the problem by strengthening my arches than mask it by buying inner soles.
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Comment #48601671
Why though? AI it's just a token predictor, it doesn't care that it is generating text bashing itself.
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Comment #48551472
I was initially quite excited to play it until I read your comment. I'm in the same boat (hurr), been sailing for 30 years and teaching it for at least 20.
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Comment #48494138
How is this helping? We're not on the playground here.
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Comment #48333735
Which ironically illustrates just how stupid the system really is.
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Comment #48329593
When you start breaking capitalism down into small chunks like this, it _is_ insane.
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Comment #48329571
Which feels like a longer way of saying 'stupidity'.
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Comment #48196855
If you aren't going to write a comment yourself then please don't bother at all. I read enough slop as it is already.
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Comment #48154221
I'm guessing you've never heard of Hashicorp (Terraform, Vault) then? Mitchell == Hashicorp.
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Comment #47997714
I deposit for those who would rather ask a robot than do something simple themselves.
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Comment #47702012
Only the opening sentence has an AI smell; the rest is definitely written by a fleshy meatbag