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Comment #49196288
FWIW I think tesla app works fine on Graphine/Lineage OS as a digital key where the BMW system (and maybe other MFGs) use something with Google Wallet which requires something with…
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Comment #49188898
Google Play Services ruins dream of this. I've noticed that automotive digital keys don't work with Graphine OS due to how Google Wallet works.
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Comment #49163598
was there any advantage or special use case for running an itanium windows workstation instead of x86 back then?
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Comment #49157630
reminds me of the DOS program TheDraw
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Comment #49157607
I was always under the impression that disease and pesticide don't usually just "wash off" at home.
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Comment #49135747
Texas Roadhouse yeast rolls
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Comment #49135726
In the end GitHub will be a dating site
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Comment #49135722
If your a small company developing something closed source is there any reason to use GitHub over just setting up a git infrastructure on your private server?
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Comment #49123485
graphine os needs a feature to triple press the power button for an immediate power off.
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Comment #49118548
this is a good choice because it has less water content than solid butter and promotes better browning. Other options would be to use olive oil, tallow or ghee
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Comment #49099605
Future Headline: Google dismantles Waymo team
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Comment #49096511
I remember dell had a lease program for laptops many many years ago. This made sense for business tax reasons.
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Comment #49088268
This is funny coming from the EU who brought us cookie banners.
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Comment #49086613
any reason with graphine os to wipe vs power off? Unless you have an easy bfu password doesn't it protect you from multiple password attempts?
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Comment #49061148
they need a shortcut where you triple tap the power button and it just does a fast hard power off similar to removing the battery.
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Comment #49057735
I always leave my phone and laptop off when going through TSA or Passport Control. I don't think in the US you an be compelled into giving up your password. They are free to confis…
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Comment #49041012
AI remake of terminator 2 where the T1000 is a man-sized killer paperclip that uses the iron present in its human victims to make more killer paperclips.
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Comment #49031152
I remember the gradient in the title bar was a big thing for apps that pulled it off on windows 95.
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Comment #49026918
This is how AI will solve the paperclip problem.
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Comment #49026907
Is there an online support group for people who have been on the keyboard so long that their penmanship looks more like klingon than english? Is there a way to correct this?
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Comment #49022517
I jumped when the first image loaded on the page.. didn't expect that.
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Comment #49013507
I think its supposed to make you able to concentrate better when you are tired. For most people this can make them feel smarter.
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Comment #49013474
The idea of passkeys is good (similar to key pairs you use with ssh if I understand correctly) but how and where they get stored is the problem. Especially if you use multiple comp…
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Comment #48997448
Are there any instances from the closed e-book system (kindle, nook, etc..) where you paid for a book and the book was either updated to a revised version or just removed from the …
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Comment #48987152
I doubt the surveillance state is going away any time soon.