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> Betting apps are just this taken to the extreme, I feel for people with this addiction but it’s not going away anytime soon.

Why? This wasn't a thing that existed 10-15 years ago, this isn't some long-standing institution. We could ban online betting apps today if we wanted to.

EVs are more expensive. Hope that helps.

Just buy the $48k Model Y instead of the $25k Corolla Hybrid, what's the big deal?

Someone who derides someone else who donates to causes they find disgusting is also a political view. You're just talking about two people with political views.

You're talking about something that is probably at least 10x the cost to build and maintain. You're making something simple, like swapping a single solar panel, from a ground-level one-man job into now a multi-person job with specialized equipment and water hazards.

They're independent contractors. They can accept and cancel jobs at will.

He created an unsafe situation by stopping at a gore point instead of driving a couple hundred feet down the offramp onto a surface street.

Yeah, the quirk being that the known population is just this one in the sanctuary. They haven't identified where specifically he came from or where there might be others, so for now he's a one-of-one.

Every time they say "trust us" they publish a whitepaper with technical details explaining why and how they can be trusted. They're generally very good about these things.

We're supposed to hold police officers to a much higher standard. Whether I would or not is irrelevant.

Is your app AI-adjacent?

It doesn't come out until October. There won't be anything to review until then.

They talked for several minutes on the materials and engineering that went into the screen and how it wasn't "the same plastic all the other folding phones are made of"

iOS runs plenty of productivity software, many which run great on larger screen devices like this or iPads. What does "productivity" mean to you? Or is it just terminals and coding?

The differentiating feature is the Wireless Charging case, which they've had a separate SKU for forever.

Not you though. You're the only smart one, huh?

> As recently as August 25, Strike 3 says it recorded more than 150 daily downloads, from multi-language “Mega Packs” of TV shows, movies, software and books to what it describes as AI-generated pornography and VR adult films. That included nearly a dozen of its own titles.

It sounds like this person/IP was just downloading a ton of different content, of which these VR videos were are part of.

Doesn't that water down their complaint a bit? If they are trying to say they moved to a residential IP to specifically download VR content for training data, why are they also downloading unrelated eBook and other media? Seems like VR content made up a pretty small percentage of overall downloaded content.

Ok. Sounds like your city is not a good candidate for congestion pricing and probably won't happen.

What's the issue?

Good news! In all the areas where congestion pricing has been implement there are abundant alternatives to driving! Or, you can still drive and simply pay the toll!

I would respectfully disagree that playing a video game is equivalent to climbing the world's tallest mountain peak. Sometimes I want to play a game to experience the story.

The TV is offline. Read the article!

It's shocking how many comments here didn't bother to read the article. At all.

They're not talking about putting the TV online. The TV is completely offline.

They're talking about plugging the TV into a PC or laptop via HDMI or Displayport (like if you're running an HTPC), which then triggers a companion app update on the PC via Windows Update. This was a news item a few weeks ago with their monitors. They then also discuss a hardware blocker for HDMI or DP to prevent this.

Again, this has nothing to do about the TV's smart apps.

I think maybe the bubble of software engineers on this site who use AI to code for them don't see how other people, who's jobs don't rely on AI, view the actions of these companies as reckless, at best, and often crossing into actively harmful.

They're really milking this for all it's worth, huh?

It was about $9k for the shed and the foundation, poured and installed. The other $11k was for everything else making it a living space and not just a shed. Not so bad in that context.

"1000 songs in your pocket" was the entire driving force behind the thing. It was constantly bellowed in the marketing and it's what Steve Jobs demanded of the engineering team from day one. The size and the storage were paramount and they knew no one else could match it.

"random apps" and it's the largest eCommerce company on the planet

Which reversed in about 6 months and now eggs are are their lowest prices in nearly a decade.

Flock is popular with 1) local police departments and 2) local city councils who don't want to upset the police

It's pretty unpopular with mainly everyone else.

If you roll up on a bicycle with a hat and sunglasses then probably not!