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  • QWERTY Phones Are Really Trying to Make a Comeback This Year

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  • I used to pine for this. I loved my physical keyboard on the Treo and Palm Pre. I didn't keep it long, but I even rocked a Moto Photon Q for a bit.

    Then I found swipe typing and will never go back. It is SO much faster

  • Smart Home? Make It Smart Quarters With This LCARS Dashboard

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  • The fingerprint reader works well. I don't like using keypads much, but they do work well.

    The smart doorbell hasn't done much yet (and hopefully won't ever be needed to do anything), but it is nice to be able to set my doorbell ring to be a fart sound. It is both funny and doesn't make my dog bark at the doorbell.

  • Smart Home? Make It Smart Quarters With This LCARS Dashboard

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  • Yeah, remote HVAC is great. I also like the smart door lock that auto-unlocks as I walk up to it so I don't need to deal with keys... though that doesn't always great and I end up having to use the fingerprint reader to unlock it. It is still nice to be able to unlock the door remotely to let my neighbor bring in our packages while we're gone or to feed the dog if I'm working late.

  • NordVPN denies breach claims, says attackers have "dummy data"

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  • You are surprised that a for-profit company that bills people on a RECURRING basis for a paid service keeps card numbers and billing addresses/names? How would recurring bills be paid if the info isn't stored?

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    there's four (not three) ways for a computer to give off excess heat

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  • Water cooling is still conduction.

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    TIL why María Corina Machado is relevant in the whole Venezuela thing

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  • Before you click on this link, understand that it is a hugely biased website with a stated "anti-imperialist" agenda:

    https://orinocotribune.com/poll-majority-in-venezuela-do-not-approve-of-right-wing-opposition-leader-maria-corina-machado/

    I've seen other stories on Lemmy about how most Venezuelans do not like her pro-Trump stance, but this is the first link I found in a search. All other stories are a day or two old talking about how Trump is excluding her from power, so I'm having a hard time finding more. This could very well be a bullshit poll from a clearly biased source, but this might be where people are "hearing" that she is not popular.

  • UK to “encourage” Apple and Google to put nudity-blocking systems on phones

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  • I'm normally not one to kink shame, but I'm shaming you right now.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • It's not bootlicking, you weirdo. It's recognizing when one thing is right and one thing is wrong. Just because a company does something doesn't make it automatically wrong.

    I know it might be a crazy concept that is hard to grasp, but the world isn't totally black and white. It's almost like bad people can do good things sometimes. And good people can do bad things sometimes. Your way of thinking is exactly the way Republicans justify all the evil shit they do. They are religious, which makes them good people, and therefore everything they do is good. In your case, you think a corporation is bad and therefore everything they do is bad.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • The person who owns a trademark or copyright has a right to use that trademark and the onus to defend that trademark from other people using it. We used to allow anyone to call themselves anything they way, and it turned out badly.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • Theft is when something you own is taken away. The squatter never owned the domain, only registered to use it. In this case, ICANN owns the domain and allows a registrar to handle who can use that domain. ICANN sets strict rules on how domains can be used, and the squatter broke those rules.

    Maybe the judge is a little smarter on actual laws than you are.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • This isn't about an intangible thing being property. This is about the way domains are controlled. Nobody owns a domain, they register the right to use a domain. All domains are controlled and "owned" by ICANN, which allows registrars to handle who can use domains.

    They are not anyone's property.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • The point isn't that intangible objects can't be property. The point is that domains are not legally owned by people or corporations. You can pay for the right to use one, but you don't own it.

  • Judge hands Lambo.com to Lamborghini after ruling owner acted in bad faith

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  • What sucks is that a lot of commercial companies in L.A. use the .la domain, which is blocked by my company's proxy.

  • TIL that VCA Animal Hospitals is owned by Mars Inc

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  • How many human doctors are involved in the making of Old El Paso taco shells?

    Now, conversely, how many veterinarians are involved in the designing and creation of one-size-fits-all food that is one-food-for-all-meals? Mars was already employing tons of vets to ensure their food would be both safe and have all the ingredients in a digestible form.

    While I'm sure General Mills does employ human doctors to check for safety, they aren't trying to create a one-food-for-all-meals solution.

  • Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco

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  • How many cars driven by humans run over cats each day? Do these outraged people think robotaxis are somehow worse than human drivers? If the humans in the car didn't see the cat, then it doesn't matter if it was a robot or a human driving at the time.

  • An in-space construction firm says it can help build massive data centers in orbit

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  • Getting rid of the heat is going to be an issue for that... along with the massive pollution from the many launches required to get this in orbit.

  • Making MLS more decentralized

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  • It still is 100% centralized.

    All "teams" or clubs are just franchise licenses. All players are actually employees of the league, not of the clubs themselves. The league can also dictate which clubs are allowed to sign which players. It's kind of wild.

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    TIL Larry Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center, secured insurance coverage for the complex, including terrorism risk, six weeks before the September 11, 2001 attacks.

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  • Holy fuck, I was only joking when I said crazy eyes. I had no idea I was actually talking to a genuinely crazy person.

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    TIL Larry Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center, secured insurance coverage for the complex, including terrorism risk, six weeks before the September 11, 2001 attacks.

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  • How much, in your mind, would have been a sufficient budget to come to a conclusion that you trust?

    In my mind, $3M is roughly $2.9M too much since I could see with my own non-crazy eyes what caused the collapse of the buildings.