Toutouxc

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by Toutouxc 1y ago
I dunno, I went from 2013 Pro to 2020 Air to 2024 Pro, I also use the previous Magic Keyboard (sans TouchID) and they all feel similar. The Magic Keyboard feels a lot like the 2024 Pro, the Air has less travel and has a sharper click and th
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by Toutouxc 1y ago
Well TMY is really efficient for the size, while I've seen hilarious consumption figures for Ioniq 5. Doesn't matter if you charge from solar, but at European electricity prices, TMY is probably significantly cheaper to run.
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by Toutouxc 1y ago
No, but prospective buyers don't need to worry about ride harshness anymore.
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by Toutouxc 1y ago
Wow, that sounds like a toxic environment. I'm also in Europe and here it's completely normal to drive the speed limit. The motorway speed limit in my country is 130 km/h (81 mph). I drive an EV, so I usually stay around 110
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Yes, but it seems like no turbofan synchrophaser systems have been implemented yet. Only on turboprops. https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/71738/is-engine...
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Do you have a source for that? I’ve heard about something that some twin-props have, but definitely not jets. The engines don’t even run at the same RPM.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
21 seconds from click to video in this old neighborhood (50 Mbps) in Europe.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Thanks, now I'll be hearing and thinking about the effect for the rest of my life.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> The motors assist you in raising your leg -- hip extension. That's all they do. Raising your leg is hip flexion. Also this device seems to help in both directions: (from their specs page, maybe an awkward translation) > As demo
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
META: Why are this guy's posts insta-dead? Is this because he registered and started "spamming" immediately (responding in this discussion)?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> having a continent-wide conversation in a language natively spoken by only ~5 million of its own people Did something happen to the UK?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
In my case it's Kagi and Fastmail. Fastmail primarily because I don't want to support Google and Kagi because it's genuinely better than the alternatives.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I had to double check this was really posted on whitehouse.gov.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Cool, good luck!
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I'm very happy with Cloudflare Tunnel on the free tier. Setting it up didn't feel that complex, you just install a client app, link it to your account/domain and then go through their equivalent of setting up nginx, i.e. assi
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
What are you talking about?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
In this case it really is just you. I can tell a high-refresh-rate display from across the room. I can tell if someone’s iPhone is a Pro even if the person is sitting five meters away from me on a moving bus. On the other hand, my MacBook h
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I have a Late 2013 MBP still going strong. Original battery, original charger, no repairs whatsoever, hours of battery life still. Wife stopped using it just two months ago when I upgraded her to my M1 Air.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
What do you mean by “unstable”? All single-track vehicles are inherently unstable and use that for steering.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
So my last really long drive was Prague to Amsterdam, last year. We did three stops, first to fuel the car and grab some breakfast, then for a bathroom break and to grab some lunch, and the last one was to get a McFlurry and another bathroo
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
We're thinking of switching to an EV, and we're basically one of the anti-examples that people like to use. Central Europe (Prague), we live in an apartment, we park our one and only car on the street, no street charging options a
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I've ridden many thousands of kilometers on all kinds of regular bikes, e-bikes, e-scooters (of the small-wheels kind), electrified kickbikes (of the big-front-wheel kind) and actual scooters (of the vespa kind) and it all feels roughl
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
Yes, but 10-15 kg is still comparable to a regular bike or a heavy bag of groceries. I rode a 19 kg one (50 km range, street legal), carrying it up to the third floor at work wasn't a problem.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
But.. it wasn't the scooter's fault, was it?
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
I find it charming and enjoy seeing it in the wild.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> modern Apple basically wants macOS to go away and sees it as more of an annoyance, so they don't spend any time tuning it [citation needed]
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> Most people, also, will care more about "can I actually get on the bus for my 20 minute journey" than "if I get on, will I have a comfy seat", which tends to indicate a mostly-standing design with seating available
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
> so the banding is just the dithering required to display I know what you're trying to say, but this sounds weird. Dithering is a technique employed to PREVENT banding, it does not cause banding.
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
That’s interesting, that wouldn’t occur to me at all. Is that a thing where you live? Going to the pharmacy to get diagnosed? (with something more complicated than a runny nose)
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by Toutouxc 2y ago
She didn’t trust ChatGPT more, ChatGPT was just available when the doctor was not.

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