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451.
by 05 8y ago
Regenerative braking sounds more useful than dust containment (not to say dust containment can’t be cost effective).
452.
by 05 8y ago
I don’t think you got that quite right. Most cellphone batteries are single cell (L shaped ones excluded). All cells have the property of degradation per cycle depending on range of charge/discharge (0-100 worse than 10-90 worse than 2
453.
by 05 8y ago
In Apple land all you’re getting is a battery replacement. Definitely no upgrades either. Not worth $100, as aftermarket battery replacements are cheaper, and you’re out of warranty anyway..
454.
by 05 8y ago
What makes you think the changes would be accepted into mainline?
455.
by 05 8y ago
And set up readonly rootfs. Or use a Banana Pi with onboard NAND to store rootfs. Or do both, just to be sure.
456.
by 05 8y ago
> will try to keep the Indians in a state of limbo, ready to deport them at the drop of a hat. Which of course won't work at these kind of numbers, anyway Well, worked for the US with H1B/20 year wait time for EB2
457.
by 05 8y ago
> They will be charged for the laptop In what universe is that legal?? And how about liability for when they plug it into their personal equipment and damage that?
458.
by 05 8y ago
You should probably try their third world app version: Google Maps Go Edition. (See e.g. https://www.androidinfotech.com/2018/02/google-maps-go-editi... )
459.
by 05 8y ago
In case your hands are..well, tied, another alternative is saying “hey Siri, whose phone is this?” - pulls up your contact card and disables biometric unlock.
460.
by 05 8y ago
Tapping and holding the spacebar moves the cursor in ios12, but selecting text becomes much more awkward without force touch..
461.
by 05 8y ago
Holding US states to higher standards than foreign countries surely is hypocritical.
462.
by 05 8y ago
“The best self-driving car sensors use IR, and apple’s already using IR on face-ID.” Comparing structured light Kinect with time of flight lidar is apples to oranges.
463.
by 05 8y ago
> only 3 have access to my contact list and those are Protonmail, Signal and WhatsApp Yeah, one of them shares your contacts with Facebook. Might as well given all 15 this permission..
464.
by 05 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microelectromechanical_systems
465.
by 05 8y ago
Decreased libido in 15%[1] of users, for one [1] https://www.webmd.com/sex/birth-control/features/the-pill-an...
466.
by 05 8y ago
Modern radios’ high power efficiencies are achieved through multiple means; adaptive signal strength and low duty cycles are some of those. Both antennas being small and low on the ground means much lower RSSI, which causes higher adaptive
467.
by 05 8y ago
The only mobile to mobile communications that make sense are widespread - WiFi direct and Bluetooth; both AirDrop and Airplay utilize WiFi direct. Peer to peer protocols on mobile is a great way to achieve horrible bandwidth, even worse l
468.
by 05 8y ago
Current OSM data license is ODBL 1.0 [1], I think Apple would have a problem with having to share modifications they made to the data (especially if they merge in data from commercial sources). Share-Alike: If you publicly use any adapted
469.
by 05 8y ago
Yeah, use a messenger with E2E off by default, no multi-device E2E sync and questionable crypto..
470.
by 05 8y ago
it's to use Tor
471.
by 05 9y ago
Unless they make the same people bike in a randomly decided way during the study, it's likely selection bias to a large extent - more experienced cyclists would ride on roads, less experienced (and on worse bikes without disc brakes) -
472.
by 05 9y ago
1.3M worldwide, 30-40K US.
473.
by 05 9y ago
I’m pretty sure you can achieve pretty much the same thing by just uploading encrypted exfil’ed data to actual legit Google Drive using OAUTH to programmatically access a throwaway account (to avoid possible CAPTCHA requirements for non-pro
474.
by 05 9y ago
Chip and pin isn't current; CDCVM is. Some european countries are still lagging on that front.
475.
by 05 9y ago
On your last point: START "title" [/D path] [options] "command" [parameters] It's been there since forever (Win95?). start (without parameters) - open a new CMD window start . - open an Explorer window of $PWD
476.
by 05 9y ago
That's impossible in reality, because computer doesn't have God's view of the environment - it can only predict things with a degree of confidence. It can't say for sure whether you get T-boned at an intersection you ent
477.
by 05 9y ago
The problem is that users don’t understand aliases, and ‘renaming’ would only work for devices under the same iCloud account, so they would be confused when their renamed ‘Kitchen Speaker’ still shows up as BTS-123 in Android.
478.
by 05 9y ago
So, dual action master cylinders are OK by you, but actuators are apparently so much more reliable you only need one of them? And the same goes for the control hardware and power supplies because you are ready to handle power loss in softwa
479.
by 05 9y ago
Not how lidars work. At some point the cumulative movement of the object exceeds a threshold and you reclassify it as non-stationary. You don’t get velocities from LiDAR - only 3D point coordinates.
480.
by 05 9y ago
The rational response is to try passing legislation that prevents companies like Uber from (ever?) testing on public roads while allowing responsible companies like Cruise and Waymo a way to prove their competence and be allowed to test&#x2

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