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They exist, but because they don't care about SEO, you can't find them in google.

For me - KODI , I hate that I have to use files app, and VLC to watch my videos from dropbox, and other sources.

And any form of torrent client.

iPads definitely has enough CPU power for ARM macos, limiting factor is the RAM.

> Employees working multiple jobs

I got at least 2 colleagues that were working multiple jobs from the office, of course it wasn't 4 hours straight, but committing fixes to their 2nd job/ mini-startup they started was extremely common.

As someone who has mild problem with kindey stones since 15y old, any lager works.

lower alcohol lvls means your head won't exploed next day, higher alcohol lvls means it doesn't hurt that much.

I think it's range per $, and I think tesla just about started loosing there last year.

They have several tiers of it I believe, the best one also offers automatic lane change, like BMW, it was actually working perfectly fine for me, with no back and forth bouncing - it had the annoying <steer a bit or I don't think you are holding the steering wheel> feature (Karoq 2018) - but newer models I think also have capacitive steering wheel, so you can only touch it.

I tried VW(+Skoda), BMW, and Stelantis(Citroen/DS/Peugeot models) "Autosteer" in past year(changing comanies, waiting for new company car to be build while having Hertz rentals), plus I had autosteer with adaptive CC in Skoda from 2018.

It got a lot better over the 2018 thing, that tried to crash itself on several roadworks, I actually almost scratch the car in first 100km I had it because of it.

My latest BMW works perfectly fine in German roadworks with bright yellow lanes, Also all the stelantis cars I've driven (all 2020+ models) worked fine in that conditions.

Camera system has problems when there's fog, or direct sun in precise angles. Radar has problems where there's lot of rain, and rainsplash from trucks, or snowy conditions, and the front radar gets frozen.

But it's awesome as assistive system.

Warranty explicitly forbids racing and putting extra wear, also it doesn’t cover normal wear of parts anyway, warranty won’t change your breaks if you wear them out.

So you should be paying for having the option to wear your car? What?

Is there an actual 3d map like this?

dropout with 99,7+ percentile in AGAT tests, yep, you should get ADHD tested

I actually checked 3d maps recently, and Apple maps are just soo much better, it's actually very awesome. https://imgur.com/a/Dm0jvUJ - comparison how much cleaner the building are - I think maybe they have some data?

I suspected LSP would be awesome for it, but nothing existed like 3 years ago - kudos to you sir, I think it would make the experience 10x better.

Yeah this is my experience as well, I understand the appeal, hell I was even the one to frontrun/poc it 6 years ago. But in the end it's just worse dev experience, no sane Keywords autocomplete/lookup in any IDE out there(by that time).

In the end you end up programming inside english like DSL with weird quirks, that's somewhere connected to python, with different variable syntax, and not really good debugging.

I guess everyone has to pass through that stage at least once, but I will never go back to it.

can confirm, have business ev charging card, free parking baby.

real estate is not that good of a hedge, as it will tank after rates raises.

IDEA is 650€/ year for our company.

Not saying Company should not pay that, but it's not $100

Yeah exactly! But at least like this, you just have one certificate, and not 5.

nothing, it was in countries jurisdiction, actually people were calling for more central response from EU, but they didn't have any means/rights.

Only thing EU did afaik, was EU covid certificates, which I'm eternally grateful for.

I love preview, but it has bugged comments/annotations in PDFs, which cost my like 1h of work last week, so, yeah, don't use it for that.

yeah, recently toyota: https://www.thedrive.com/news/43329/toyota-made-its-key-fob-...

Merc: https://www.thedrive.com/tech/41678/full-rear-wheel-steering...

but yeah, almost all carmakers make remote functionality a subscription. Usually with first 3-4y free of charge.

No, they are lower, and on top of that, they are taxed more.

Yeah, I used similar site to booking.com last week, and asked the hotel if they can price match (they had best price guarantee on their site), and they straight face told me they can't ... baffling

I'm on the same boat, I managed to work with GTD method on trello for a bit, but I gave up.

Thing is, after all these years, I actually think I don't need to take notes, that's why my mind doesn't feel like it's worth it in the end to organize everything into notes, when I rarely forgot about something.

I just use one physical calendar at home, and flags in outlook at work, and I'm fine.

Most recently 5 months ago, before that 24 months ago. I'd say in large corps it's one of the better, and faster way of moving up in org chart.

Or exchange + office + teams + skype + windows + onedrive + github....

Just a small snarky comment, funny you were done with your LG phone, and bought another LG phone :).

I actually enjoyed nexus 5, nice form factor, awesome weight.

I initially thought like this as well, but after second thought I'd like if all large corps did this. It eliminates "Bro-Hires", and sets certain standard for all employees.

Of course it doesn't make any sense for small companies.

there's also this: https://github.com/asvetliakov/vscode-neovim