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physhster
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Comment #48814985
Sounds like Wireless CarPlay lag. I've experienced it a few times. They should really fix it. Wired CarPlay is great!
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Comment #48772320
At this point it's very easy: no CarPlay, no buy. So no Tesla (obv), no Rivian.
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Comment #48627346
I use DNS-level blocking and audit, a bit like Pi-hole, but as a commercial service I can use anywhere. Definitely blocks a lot of trackers, but probably not all.
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Comment #48576853
Complicated question... Do you have marketable skills that could land you a job in demand with a visa? Or sufficient savings to "buy" residency somewhere?
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Comment #48401031
You can criticize all you want on memegen, people will upvote but nothing will change.
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Comment #47861634
^ this! Ever since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, people who decide to work there make the statement that they are ok with it. Same with Palantir, X, Grok, Tesla etc
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Comment #47847441
Apple Maps only works well in North America, possibly just the US. The same way a lot of happy paths in Apple products are designed for California/Single Culture/Single Language/Si…
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Comment #47714955
You're confusing colos and first-party data centers. A colo mostly relies on its customers for installs and maintenance. Google, MS, FB, Apple etc own the entire building so all th…
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Comment #47714931
You have no idea how much maintenance is required. Just replacing hard drives, not even counting server repairs, new servers installation, network infrastructure installation and m…
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Comment #47714917
Data centers are hardly new technology... For the longest time, people had no idea where the cloud was because the footprint was pretty small. It's another golden goose moment wher…
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Comment #47709829
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Comment #47709821
Less than 30 makes no sense. It's easily in the hundred if you account for shifts and the specialized jobs required.
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Comment #47624371
Thanks for that, now I have a rock-solid argument when people say "oh we're already Microsoft customers, we'll just use Azure, it's easier, and they have Active Directory!!"
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Comment #47624336
This reads like Google culture too...
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Comment #47558363
Some airlines and/or local aviation authorities have additional restrictions. China wants CCC certified power banks, Thailand has a strict 160 Wh limit. Both are very strictly enfo…
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Comment #47396533
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Comment #46737586
Is this an ad for comma.ai? Because it sure reads like one...
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Comment #45129650
Better than not having solar panels at all...
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Comment #45101936
So does Pichai... Every time there is something new, he forces Google to pivot, upending everything without much to show for it.
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Comment #44619100
A C seems pretty generous...
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Comment #44359335
https://archive.ph/LkjJw
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Comment #44332416
For cheap bulk compute, it's probably ok, but where would you serve your actual critical prod from?
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Comment #44331880
I don't think OVH is anywhere near the level of AWS/GCP/Azure in terms of the quality of the infrastructure and networking. They seem to cut all the corners they can cut in pursuit…
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Comment #44232648
The whole city is a climate problem.
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Comment #44229748
I'm afraid most of the damage is already done...