Moto7451

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by Moto7451 2y ago
Some cars work this way logically already. If you scan my Audi with a compatible tool it will read various functional modules. If one dies than that modules’ systems go down but other nearby functions work. Child locking is a separate unit
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by Moto7451 2y ago
My wife worked at Travelport in the late 2010s. They ran a lot of Delta’s systems but Delta of course has their own infrastructure. Some of the history of Delta’s teams is intertwined with the companies that were merged together to form Tra
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by Moto7451 2y ago
It’s definitely a cycle. Pre-Temu/AliExpress I worked at a store that sold high end purpose made knives and low end “fantasy” knives. As soon as a factory was opened in China by a major brand the original (sans branding) would suddenly
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by Moto7451 2y ago
That’s often how it works now. My wife uses Etsy as a Pinterest for Temu. She just finds the original listing and orders it direct from Temu.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
There are multiple tiers of Xeon. The “base” tier (I am very much over-simplifying) is the same silicon as consumer desktop/mobile with some features turned on like ECC. Mobile workstations and the like get Mobile Xeons. It’s less craz
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Yes. The biggest limiting factor for “cheap” is building around a CPU with a supported GPU. A second hand RX 4xx/5xx series card is a good pick if you can’t find a chip with supported iGPU.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
There are a couple points to consider and a couple that refute some of your concerns. First, you don’t need a full off grid battery setup to benefit. With time of use rates a battery that covers peak usage and even recharges under low time
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by Moto7451 2y ago
And my personal favorite, the Radeon 9100 which was actually a Radeon 8500 in PCI format instead of AGP. With a slightly tweaked 8500 Mac Edition bios you would have a very fast GPU for first gen PCI Macs through the Yikes G4. I believe som
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I’ve been working about the same hours for the past two years and it’s been much better for me. Bouts of near-burn out are infrequent and I can manage through them. The work still gets done and I don’t feel trapped at work.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
This is how I charge also. I’m going to eventually have a hard wired EVSE mostly for solar timing but I usually am fine at 12-16A on a NEMA 6-20 or 5-20. My $120 unit off Amazon is more reliable than the $1200 Porsche charger I also have (a
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by Moto7451 2y ago
In case you don't watch Technology Connections... 1. You probably should, Alec is great. 2. Here's a longer broader video about what goes on in an EVSE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMxB7zA-e4Y&t=1429s Ther
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Sure, Supreme Court volatility opens that up. The last time his Chairmanship was under threat it was unclear if he could be removed by Trump simply because Trump wanted to so it would require the usual "Do the thing", get sued, ta
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by Moto7451 2y ago
The Federal Reserve (The Fed) is supposed to work independently of the political process which is why we have the same Fed Chair as we did during the Trump years. Ironically this means the Fed Chair keeping rates high is the same one that s
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by Moto7451 2y ago
No one checked my passport going from Germany to Poland or Poland to France this past week by air. Per the EU’s website, Romania and Bulgaria don’t check when flying between them. https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens&#
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by Moto7451 2y ago
That’s very much China.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I’m not a Tesla-stan but I can give this one a “it could have happened to any manufacturer” explanation. Soap is a common method for getting rubber pads onto metal pedals in the aftermarket world. Dish soap dries out and becomes less slippe
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Depending on your appetite for Intuit, Oracle, and Salesforce products, they have marketing email suites that do exactly this. It might be a bit expensive/heavier than what you want. Otherwise I used Mailtrain with a small team and it
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by Moto7451 3y ago
For what it’s worth, with Bifacial panels (they make power from both sides) and the right layout, vertical panels like a fence actually do work.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Food prep. There are already products for infants that will prep baby food. It’s harder to do something more complicated than that. Meal kit type meals that take grocery store ingredients as an input would likely do well with the well to do
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Remember that “at least 2%” is what we know. We don’t know the real number because it’s self reported and reconnaissance show it’s over 2%. The EPA needs to actually audit and find the real values. It could be 3, 4, 5 percent, etc and work
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by Moto7451 3y ago
I agree we can do it. It just has to be done. Aka give the EPA some teeth and require actual monitoring and enforcement rather than a self reported fantasy.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
See the video I linked or the other commenters with references that Methane is a higher contributor to global warming than CO2 by 30x. It’s not about the carbon removed, it’s about the methane leaked.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Solvable, probably. Has oversight and a commitment to fix the issue? Not yet. https://youtu.be/K2oL4SFwkkw?si=zbr_fr5TDK2EHT72 (Topical and recent take from a favorite YouTube channel of mine) The industry provided (self re
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Yup. Same experience in my mid 30s but Vyvanse instead of Adderall. I expect that if I had proper access to healthcare before my mid 20s I’d have had medication sooner in life.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
I think this is a literal example of a solution searching for a problem. I charge my car at home. Not everyone gets to do that, but solving that issue is a better use of resources. On a road trip the 20 minutes of fast charging is welcomed.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
As a tangential point of comparison $23 per hour is a common rate for nannies/baby sitters in Atlanta Georgia without a degree or development certificate. One we use is a former teacher who disliked the work.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Eventually it’s all NACS/J3400 in North America, which is the “Tesla Charger” but the J1772 wire protocol and some additions to help adoption. For example, you can run two phases from commercial 480v three phase commercial power to cha
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by Moto7451 3y ago
They seem to have specials at Costco periodically. They’re not my thing but I suggest taking their discount if you can.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Tire life also depends on where you live. In Atlanta, GA, I specifically haven’t made it more than 20K miles on a set of tires be it wear or road hazard. The issue with nails here is so bad there’s a guy on a bike picking them up with magne
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Correct. It’s not Kubernetes. They just chose that (and similar software) because it’s “what you’re supposed to use.”

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