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Gabrys1
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I don't think your car has full brake by wire. You should be able to operate the brake (to some extent) even if the car systems are not fully working. I also learnt that teslas (at least the 3 and y) don't do steer by wire so when
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alias rm="rm -i" alias mv="mv -i" This was in the default when running in interactive shell for Mandrake Linux (way too many) years ago.
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I think they're releasing nightly first as that's the newest and obviously pre-beta. Once that version is tested, they'll release a Deb for beta, then for the regular version. No big deal IMO.
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3y ago
Also: who really wants to be tracked. I agree must people don't care if they are, but who actively wants that?
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3y ago
At least in Poland, you cannot be in a car that is being towed (unless it's necessary to "drive" it).
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3y ago
Hmmm, can you return this product as faulty using your warranty?
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3y ago
Or do you mean not-from-US?
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3y ago
How's this international?
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3y ago
Initially I read the above as removing the cameramen from the process of taking photos (which is also where this is going)
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3y ago
Used to be "put it on a USB stick". Now no-one carries those so email/google drive it is :-) When sharing files between devices I own (including my mobile phones) I attach them to a draft email to myself, then get them from
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3y ago
I want a version of this: Firefox with private mode and uBlock on but saving history (so _I_ can go back to something I browsed) with an option for saving cookies on a particular site (but maybe use a separate container so I'm not trac
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The same goes for "times this business is open" to store "9am-4pm on weekdays" you probably want to store almost exactly that string, rather than some ints. Generally speaking, dates stored as "ints" are mostly
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3y ago
Note: type E looks like it could be polarized, but it's not. It's also annoying to use when you have a big plug as it often blocks two outlets.
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3y ago
Not sure what you mean by passing the timezone as int.
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3y ago
Why focus on other countries if most CO2 per capita is produced in the US?
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3y ago
If there's someone taking recommendations, I'm gonna recommend Capital One. When I was new to the US it was the only bank that wanted to give me a credit card (even Citi didn't even though I had an established credit history
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3y ago
Plain is arcane? Mime type: text/arcane
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> Flash was a massive security hole. It was a resource hog. It was based on proprietary Adobe technology. It was woefully unstable and during some periods caused crashes frequently even on powerful desktop systems. Ironically, most of th
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3y ago
Java applets took forever to lunch. Maybe that's why
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This would make roads undrivable by human drivers (unless augmented by modern tech). Probably exactly what you had in mind, but I don't want this future (at least not now)
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3y ago
I didn't realize this Duo was affiliated with Cisco. Now it makes sense it's so popular
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3y ago
-exec would not be parallel, pipe to parallel makes it parallel
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3y ago
I just wanted to note that it is important to confirm experimentally things that seems obvious: it might not be obvious to another person, you might discover some subtleties, it could be a good experiment in defining a thought formall, etc.
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3y ago
Those are not mutually exclusive.
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3y ago
I don't see why we wouldn't make a robotaxis pass driving exams. Also, I don't see how would this help. Most accidents are caused by licensed drivers
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3y ago
If you're in the US, please pass feedback to whomever it makes sense that the signals are just too loud to the point of being dangerous. Thank you :-) (I get the impression these are just a tad quieter in Europe)
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3y ago
Why would we do that?
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3y ago
You did say that, not sure how I missed that. Sorry for that
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I don't think that IS a fair metric. Be it for Tesla or for robotaxi and let me explain why. Tesla vehicles should be compared to similar vehicles driven by people that can afford a Tesla. (Not to a national average that includes lots
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3y ago
Thank you for maintaining the deb!
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