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by PinguTS 11y ago
You simply can't enable Autopilot if the car is produced before May 2015, because it is missing the required hardware.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Yeah, Wikipedia says, that ARM designed a processor specifically for the Raspberry so it must be right. Stupid. ARM design cores since years as IP cores. Then there are chip makers who decide to use these cores or not depending on business
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by PinguTS 11y ago
To back that up, it was release in October 2011: https://www.arm.com/about/newsroom/arm-unveils-its-most-ener...
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Good find. And according to that source, you can change that target email address via a request parameter.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
If you hold the command key, you can also move those curves around without modifying the Bezier curves.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Sorry for that question: What is that different to Affinity Designer? You can do pretty much the same in Affinity Designer. Even things like moving curves around without the need to modify the handles of the curves. I don't see anythin
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by PinguTS 11y ago
I do not get it. Are people really that shortsighted? Are analysts who only thinks, that people are shortsighted? I get, that if oil/gas goes down, there is an incentive that I drive more with my car. But I don't make a car buying
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by PinguTS 11y ago
That is the difference between Uber's business model and the taxi business model. The first one is always (or at least mostly) recommened as superior and the second as antique and over-regulated. But excatly, those are the reasons why
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Thats a personal view. For example, I do not like the huge 17" screen in the Tesla. It looks weired and clunky. The design of the UI is also not that great. It all looks more like "we do it, because we can and we don't care i
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by PinguTS 11y ago
In which way is Tesla an original? There where electric cars before from others. Even in the 1990 Renault sold an electric car, which was much more affordable than a Tesla. Tesla started with the chassis from the Lotus Elise to get experien
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Because it is a separate file, which means you will loose it at some point in time.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
You are not working in automotive? mA is a considerable amount even when running. In switched off mode, any ECU (with very few exceptions) should not draw more than 100 nA. Remember, there is not only 1 ECU. There are around 40 to more than
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by PinguTS 11y ago
It is a small step for a longer tail. An insurance works that way, that a whole bunch of people pay a small "fee" into a teapot. If something happens to one person, than this person gets the teapot. So, it is a little like a lotte
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Normally, trackers design for theft detection and reporting can not be re-used for active tracking without changing firmware. The first one is triggered by a dedicated signal from within the car to be activated. Otherwise they are offline t
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by PinguTS 11y ago
When I read this statement[1] from Philips, that third party that is assigned will continue to work and only commissioning is blocked, then the reason for that seems to be as simple as the Master Key for commissioning got released[2]. So, P
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by PinguTS 11y ago
That is an interesting article in many ways: 1. Elon Musk announces the PowerWall in April with delivery end of 2015 (still on the site). 2. SunEdision announces end of September to deliver the first PowerWalls in Australia by November: ht
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Which is clearly written in the article as you may have read along: > Now, according to GMP, buying a 7kWh Powerwall outright will cost $6,500, including the inverter and the installation fee.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Yeah, I was a fan of QNX for some time. A complete functioning OS with X windows system on a 1.44M 3.5" disk.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Which doesn't mean, that there are no adaption, like this one: http://www.nationaltheater-weimar.de/de/index/spielplan/stue...
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by PinguTS 11y ago
I am from Jena, the root of the romantic movement and the chosen hometown of Schiller and workplace of Goethe. So, I had some of that stuff (Goethe, Schiller, Hegel, Schlegel, …) in school.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Germany is obsessed with Hamlet? Don't think so. Hamlet is presumably as often played as other classics like Goethe's Faust and The Sorrows of Young Werther, and William Tell. That are the ones that are also read and learned in sc
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Presented by Montavista already in 2009: https://youtu.be/-l_DSZe8_F8 There is also some documentation from Montavista from that time. EDIT: The presentation by Montavista from 2008: http://www.freescale.com&#x2F
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by PinguTS 11y ago
To be honest, compared to Germany that is not a good news. In Germany, you can have this up to 36 months (3 years) for both parants and your employer can't send you a notice to quit. So, to be honest, I have to laugh at Zuck. Or say it
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by PinguTS 11y ago
So, what is the advantage over just using Client Certificates, which are supported by all major browsers? This is how you authenticate with StartSSL.com for example.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
You seem to be missing the fact that there are other people from other EU countries who will still work and need to work for that shitty job with that shitty pay.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
It is a nice idea, but it does not work at least not in EU. It is also a nice idea for personal freedom, but not for the benefit of the society. Minimum wage is a way much better thing. For a) The EU has the property, that any citizen has t
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by PinguTS 11y ago
In Germany the 60 km/h is not required in terms of minimum speed. It is required in terms, that the vehicle is capable of driving that speed. My Hanomag A-L 28 is a maximum speed in the papers of 78 km/h. As such I am allowed on t
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by PinguTS 11y ago
I agree. The interesting thing here is not even code injected into the laptop, but about fake writes. Because the article states, that Verisign provide their KSR via the USB, which is than is PGP signed and that signature is checked visuall
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Any major captive portal re-routes DNS requests to their Login-IP and block any IP leaving the local network. That essentily prohibits any ICMP request to the outside world.
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by PinguTS 11y ago
Not the first of its kind, just look-up in Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICMP_tunnel Any captive portal these days block also ICMP. Most firewalls block ICMP these days, because the days of blacklisting are

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