A long time ago there were editors without plugins or extensions. I don't know if emacs lead the way using lisp to make it all extensible, but back in the day, it was a fantastic way to make your editor more of an IDE.
Once you've written thousands of lines of lisp code to make your editor/IDE just the way you like it, why would you change?
In a refrigerator or air conditioner, heat from the warmed-up fluid would be dispersed in the environment, while the cooled fluid would serve to keep the interior or the room cold. For heating, the heat pump would cool down the external environment, extracting heat from it to be pumped into the building.
It's a standard heat pump that uses ceramics instead of compressors. Which is
Really!? It seems like you might have been the only one.
I never even touched a windows phone. I happen to use an iphone (and have since I went 'smart') but maybe not for next phone. I'll have to talk to some reverse-switcher friends.
What did you like about the winphone? What do you miss about it?
Are they planning on announcing, or are they just thinking about it? Because if they're really planning on announcing it then that's super huge news. But if they're just thinking about it then we should probably hold off until they're really planning on announcing that there is going to be a GTA VI some time in the future.
Wow. That'd be news indeed. But only if they're really planning on announcing.
Maybe it's not a coincidence that DHH called out redis at RailsWorld.
In the keynote at the 47 minute mark he starts in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
TLDR: SDD is super fast. Maybe let's ditch redis and use disk.
For them it worked out to be better performing since you can cache for weeks instead of hours or days.
Thanks for the tip!
I've been so happy with tmobile for so many years. I'm really bummed to hear this. It looks like there is a way to push back - at least for a bit.
I'm not looking forward to finding a new carrier.
You're probably American.
I am! To be fair, I don't much follow cars (har har), and it coulda been any number of manufacturers here or abroad.
Mostly I was peeved that the summary didn't even mention.
Now that folks have pointed out that MG is the shadow of the old British car company, it does ring a bell. Cute little cars is my mind's image. This ain't that.
I'd never heard of them.
I wonder how they handle latency - or if all their customers are in the US. That's one of the things that cloud providers are useful for - distributing servers so they are close to the users. At least in theory.
Fact is China is making huge numbers of EVs, selling a big and rapidly increasing % of EVs. And making cheap ones too. Easily an example India can follow.
China are adopting EVs so fast there was an article here the other day talking about peak oil in China already being reached.
I think the electrical infrastructure in China is actually better than that in India.
Uh, yes, you absolutely DO own the car. Nobody can come over to your house and take it away from you. And if you sell a car with FSD, yes, it transfers to the new owner, and as a result, used cars with FSD sell for more than equivalent cars without it (though it depreciates just like the rest of the car).
What you're talking about however is how if you sell the car to Tesla, they'll strip out FSD before they resell the car, in hopes that the new owner will pay full price for it. Which is certainly their prerogative, as they now own the car after they pay you, and can do whatever they want with it.
Those statements feel a little mushy. Whose car is it? Whose FSD is it? If I buy a Tesla with FSD then I can sell the car, but I can't just sell the FSD. Tesla gets to sell the car with or without the FSD and gets to also sell the FSD to whomever they like. For you and I, FSD is part of the car. For Tesla it's like a wheel upgrade. For you and I, it is absolutely NOT like a wheel upgrade.
And I'm not saying that's wrong or bad. But it is kind of new and weird.
Huh. I'm a M$ shareholder (was gifted some shares about 25 years ago). I wonder if I should sue them for losing out on market share because they didn't port to other platforms.
If you could go to jail for posting something untrue on the Internet, there wouldn't be very many Slashdot posters.
You say that like it'd be a bad thing.
"Here's something to think about: How come you never see a headline like `Psychic Wins Lottery.'" -- Comedian Jay Leno
