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by Cshelton 7y ago
Providing internet is not the only reason SpaceX's StarLink [0] is a project ;p Yes, GNSS spoofing is an industry wide vulnerability, and not to just cars. If I'm not mistaken, at least in the U.S., it is highly illegal? [0]( http
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by Cshelton 7y ago
Yeah, we use teams and have had none of those issues. In fact, I'd say it is better than Slack now, which is what we used before switching to Teams last fall. Plus Teams is in the whole Microsoft enterprise bundle already. Slack's
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by Cshelton 8y ago
First thing, don't panic. (And I'm not trying to play on HHGTTG...). So don't go rush out and liquidate all of your investments. Second, always make sure you personally have a plan with savings for at least 6 months or more.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
It has already been rumored that Dallas is working with them, still. The head of the initiative, from the start, has stated, "We have never ended talks with Amazon, they are still ongoing". That was as of earlier this week/la
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by Cshelton 8y ago
What most likely happened is, the developer setting it up did have it locked down. But then some upper management decree came down and said, these people/department needs to be able to access this data however they please. The develope
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by Cshelton 8y ago
There is a 3 camera system on the front of every AP2.0+ Tesla out there.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Yup. The heads of IT at enterprises are begging to just switch everything to AWS/GCP/etc., while all the mid level IT guys are starting to see the writing on the wall. Much of what they do will not exist anymore and they will need
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Is that really the biggest reason for forest being removed? Are there issues with raising cattle on land with a trees spaced maybe every 10 feet or so? Does it have to do with herding the cattle? Feeding the cattle? Those I feel can be solv
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by Cshelton 8y ago
If you want to see something even more scary... go look at the amount of money given by these countries to U.S. politicians. Now legally you can't receive foreign money for a US campaign. The money comes in as gifts to non-profits and
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Exactly. I've owned a Tesla for 3 years. Never once have I used those retail parking lot chargers. They seem silly to me. I charge in my garage, which doesn't need to be very fast at all, about 10Kw. And use the Supercharger netwo
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by Cshelton 8y ago
You laugh, but actually yes! Trade, while it's a pretty efficient market today, is not efficient as far as raw materials -> manufacturing -> products go and how they are moved. The most common thing today is to move raw materials
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by Cshelton 8y ago
The autopilot hardware IS in every single car. Every autopilot feature as of now is a software feature flag. That's why you can buy "Enhanced Autopilot" and "Full Self Driving" features after your car is delivered a
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Brex has disrupted the conventional credit model. By rebuilding the technology from scratch, they’ve reimagined underwriting so it doesn’t require personal guarantees. Brex assesses companies based on factors that matter – like cash in the
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by Cshelton 8y ago
I don't believe so. I have been a Tesla owner and investor for a long time now. I know where Elon comes from, what missions and goals he has stated for years now, and what he is trying to accomplish. I promise you, Elon legitimately th
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by Cshelton 8y ago
I'm willing to bet the only thing that will come of this is a fine and a slap on the wrist.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Ah, I've never had a use case for anything more accurate than NTP
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Also, I believe all the major cloud providers provide a "TrueTime" API service. I forgot the name that AWS uses, but you can call it on your EC2 instances and make sure your hosts are all in sync. It's pretty cool.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
On the flip side about electrek though, they seem to have the articles first about any Tesla info. I follow Tesla closely as a current owner, and most news I hear about software changes, future Tesla stuff, etc comes out first from electrek
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by Cshelton 8y ago
I hate talking to people after a long programming session. I simply can't do it, and I'm normally very social and outgoing. I just stand there and it probably looks like I'm gazing off at something; I'm just not there.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
This is most likely the case. It was either not built, or maintained to specification by contractors. This is an issue most of the time something fails like this. Remember, in construction, the engineers who designed it, aren't the one
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by Cshelton 8y ago
The Saudi fund just made public that they own just under 5%, which is when you have to publicly declare to the SEC your holdings. This usually happens when there is an attempt at a hostile takeover. What Elon did was brilliant and he just c
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Have they used/possibly still use Ada?
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Wasn't the conversion, or lack thereof, the problem with one of the Mars rovers some years back? The one that landed on the surface, rolled off the pad and died. I'm sure someone here knows more details about it, but I remember it
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by Cshelton 8y ago
One thing you can try is, when you get to your seat, talk with a few people around you. Just enough to get a sense if somebody around you flies often. When you get into turbulence, or the fear starts hitting you, look at the face (not awkwa
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Most likely not directly. It is possible though that he was wired a certain amount of money from a off shore account tied to a fund, practically untraceable, or paid in crypto. Part of that payment though probably includes something like, i
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Obligatory Sko' Buffs!
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Yes, the raves you will only hear about from friends of friends are very much alive and well. Weekly in my area. The bars/clubs close at two, these start right after and go to 8am... 1pm next day... whatever you want.
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Medium article that goes with the release: https://medium.com/safenetwork/parsec-a-paradigm-shift-for-a...
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by Cshelton 8y ago
I've wanted something like this so bad for so long! It's one of those things that just doesn't quite justify taking my own time to build over the current way of doing it. The only thing is when I am adding new samples to my l
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by Cshelton 8y ago
Exactly. There are thousands of instances where the article is just a local news of "teen crashes parents sports car", where the picture is typically a Ford Mustang. Yet, the make and model of the vehicle is very rarely in the hea

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