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by PinguTS 2y ago
They have a brake pedal too, like every car. The brake pedal should override the acceleration like in any ICE car. So, technically I don't see any problem.
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by PinguTS 2y ago
For old farts like me who used to use News groups where binary data was first encoded in uuencode and later with the innovative base64, it is totally expected behavior. Also look into the text files für the public/private keys. It is a
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by PinguTS 3y ago
The ePrivacy directive, mostly referred to as "Cookie law" is from 2002. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=celex%3A...
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by PinguTS 3y ago
The law does not require a specific implementation. Law is never written to require a specific implementation and should not be written in this way. Instead law is written in a technology neutral way. It is so neutral that it isn't eve
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by PinguTS 3y ago
If you don't have other sensor data, like cell tower and Wifi, then GPS still has a pretty poor performance. Another problem of GPS is altitude. GPS is not really designed to give a good altitude reading, especially when you are in the
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Alan Arnette is a well recognized mountaineer for years. He summited Everest, K2, and all the 7 summits. He is well recognized and connected within the community for years. He knows how it works. Did you also read the last sentences of his
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by PinguTS 3y ago
How do you come to the conclusion that traditional OEMs are terrible at the sensors, software, and UX? For example, Daimler/Mercedes is developing for years toward self driving cars. They had working prototypes in the 1970s with "
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Do you know how much software is in a modern car by any OEM? You ever heard about Autosar as a software middleware that is in use for years by most of the OEM to decouple software and hardware development?
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Actually, the Gigafactories are operated by Panasonic on behalf of Tesla. Technically the cell production in the Gigafactory is done by Panasonic and the packs then assembled by Tesla. https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/A
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Define price reduction for Meta, Alphabet.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
What many people underestimate is all the comfort stuff we have and use in modern vehicles. Most of the utilizes some sort of electric drive. Any electric drive requires power: * Power sliding windows * Power seats * Electric trunk * Power
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Funfact: NACS ist just CCS with a different physical connector. You just need to read and understand the specs.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
I own my S60 since it was brand new in 2001. Manual shifter. Currently I'm at roughly 9l/100km. 210km/h is doable.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
What about accessibility for people with visual impairments? The author has warnings for the last three version, because of usability. I see lots of red flags also for the other versions in terms of accessibility.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
I'm in the Nuremberg area. We have no fibre in downtown Nuremberg for the company in an old building. I live in a very small town in the outskirts, we will have no fibre for next years. Only the main town will get fibre the next few ye
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by PinguTS 3y ago
There are lots of electric trains without battery and some with battery. All of Europe is running lots of electric trains without battery. Here in Germany on some tracks some trains also run on battery. As a test case we had such a train fo
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by PinguTS 3y ago
You never visited Germany, aren't you?
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by PinguTS 3y ago
And you still having your users complaining to you not to Microsoft.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Oh, yeah, KC85. We had them in school, when I was in my early teens.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
It seems I'm getting old. What's the trick here? Is this a trick? Yeah, that is who have done things in the past. That's when I learned programming and then "hacked in" the hex codes on a hex keypad on a Z80. That&#
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by PinguTS 3y ago
The error message is along the lines: "You can't sign in here with a personal account. Use your work or school instead". Which means, that you need to associate your existing account with an @outlook.com address. It seems, th
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by PinguTS 3y ago
We are a small company. I don't use pirated software. I like on-premise software over cloud solutions. Adobe and Zoom ae the only cloud solutions we use. Zoom is obviously. But I look on how to get rid of Adobe, while Adobe Stock has n
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Nope, a Microsoft account is not enough. It must be an @outlook.com address, or any registered company/school/university address. It took me almost 3 days to find the problem. Microsoft changed that and between all "answers&q
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by PinguTS 3y ago
There are lots of devices these days that rely on cloud infrastructure, like Apple devices, Teslas. Its becoming more devices. The same for software. Even Microsoft is going fully Cloud. Just had problems to activate my MS Office for Mac Bu
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by PinguTS 3y ago
The podcast is called "Geladen" and is in German language: https://geladen.podigee.io/
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Just last week I was listening to a German podcast on battery technology. There is a German company also working on this. It pretty much sounds like a Zinc-Air battery[1]. It is a metal. It produces hydrogen and electrical energy while disc
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Coincidence? ;)
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Funfact: San Franscisco has a public transport system in the area where the driverless cars are operating.
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by PinguTS 3y ago
Funny, just yesterday I listened to a podcast were a small part they were talking about retro-computing. They ware talking about AS400 and that they are still in use, if you think about Amadeus, one of the worldwide flight-booking systems f
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by PinguTS 3y ago
How do you come, that they had no distinction between blue and green? The Greek had no word for blue, which is the reason Homer described the sky with different words. But I never heard that the sky was green-isch. While on the other side t

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