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by adriancr 2y ago
or perhaps that sum is incorrect, or perhaps it was state actors with power to force algorithm changes on TikTok or to tiktok via other means without payment. external state actors interfering with elections is a perfect reason to invalidat
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by adriancr 2y ago
Paying for votes is illegal almost everywhere. In the US it's up to 5 years jail time. That is done for good reason, you can't waive it away with 'voting secrecy'. 'voting secrecy' can be defeated pretty quickl
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by adriancr 2y ago
If you are just starting up, you can try out 'open-webui' as inspiration. After that you can just use llama.cpp to build out your own things. Hardware side, I just have a beefy server that acts as a router (mellanox card to provi
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by adriancr 2y ago
Not OP but for me a big thing is privacy, I can feed it personal documents and expect those to not leak. It has zero cost, hardware is already there. I'm not captive to some remote company. I can fiddle and integrate with other home se
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by adriancr 2y ago
Doors stuck after crash happen in regular cars too, that's why you should have a window smasher in the car.
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by adriancr 2y ago
WLTP is a standardized test with real world conditions. It makes it easy to compare range under same conditions. if you want anything more I'm sure you can search yourself and come to any conclusion you want. Perhaps even share here if
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by adriancr 2y ago
Allright, byd seal 46k euros, 570km wltp, 82.5kwh battery tesla model 3, rwd, long range, 46k euros, 702km wltp (18" wheels), 78.1kwh battery Tesla has quite impressive effiency... at same price with less battery...
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by adriancr 2y ago
Perhaps subjective but in my own experience range on tesla is slightly more then what was rated.
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by adriancr 2y ago
> What are the issues? I thought BYD batteries were as good as they get? BYD atto 3 that OP mentioned: - 420km wltp range on 60 kwh battery. Tesla model 3 rwd: - 554km wltp with 18" wheels - on 56kwh battery. so tesla is much more e
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by adriancr 2y ago
it's actually quite easy to set up for netflix for example: https://github.com/AdrianCX/pico_hole no need to overcomplicate, your concerns are valid but we're not there yet. Above has worked fine for 2+ years
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by adriancr 2y ago
What happens if someone uses numbers from the do-not-call registry with your service?, who ends up handling the fines? Also, what things are in place to avoid this being used for fraud/scams?
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by adriancr 2y ago
Based on FEMA the article is full of lies: https://www.fema.gov/disaster/current/hurricane-helene/rumor... It starts off small: > “I haven’t seen any federal folks. I haven’t seen FEMA or local emergency c
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by adriancr 2y ago
I have configured this for family and have had no complaints so far, and can walk them through disabling it if it ever gets to it. Steps are pretty simple: - build and dump image on a 7$ raspberry pi pico, put that on the network. - Configu
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Trying to block things in this way ends up being a whack-a-mole situation, and you're also suck monitoring it forever as the vendor deploys things to bypass any blocks, or adds/changes things. Just a note, for the linked item
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by adriancr 2y ago
Quick search says they've been doing it for a while: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/lgtv-smart-tv-monitoring,news-1...
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by adriancr 2y ago
I agree, and I wish manufacturer didn't force this retroactively on already bought items... Unfortunately, if I were to replace I'm not even sure I can find something that doesn't or won't do this in the future. So perha
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by adriancr 2y ago
You can get same result by just blocking DNS lookups for everything except the sites you want to access. You can go a step forward and only allow traffic to looked up hosts. Example: https://github.com/AdrianCX/pico_hol
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by adriancr 2y ago
Here's a counter point: - They are saying that maliciously as signalling for cost savings. - They know this will slowly rot and destroy long term development. Probably screamed from all sides internally. - They are doing this to meet t
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Every battery powered car costs far more than a gas car of equiv specs, and you never recoup that massive cost difference even after years, unless you drive immense differences. Have you seen recent prices? Where I am gas cars tend to
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by adriancr 2y ago
Are you sure about that? I would expect wooden houses to have fire retardant panelings and insulation...
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by adriancr 2y ago
How about in the garage?
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Most of them start with small electrical fires that propagate and after a looooong time finally get to the gas, nothing will explode https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backdraft You just need a fire in an enclosed sp
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by adriancr 2y ago
One example: https://www.motor1.com/news/710232/2025-honda-crv-efcev-deta... 17.7kwh battery. A base tesla model3 rwd has a 60kwh and range of 500-600km from that.
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by adriancr 2y ago
H2 cars also have batteries, fuel cells don't generate enough power for decent acceleration.
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by adriancr 2y ago
If having an electric car in a garage is a worry then keep it outside... Also, if that worries you, you should probably worry about anything battery powered. That means phones, RC toys, laptops, external battery packs, power tools... Lastly
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by adriancr 2y ago
It's 2024 and keyscript still works fine on ubuntu
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by adriancr 2y ago
Ah, I missed that use case, nice idea
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by adriancr 2y ago
What are the benefits of encryption here? If hardware is stolen it will have hardware key attached. It is similar to having unencrypted ssd. Also, someone can temporarily remove the yubikey, fetch the decryption key then place it back.
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by adriancr 2y ago
You can use "keyscript=" in "/etc/crypttab" to run any script you want. Using that you could set up networking and download the key from somewhere (say a remote KMS that would need user approval before continui
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Did you read the right wikipedia article? The ballots were paper ballots! The poor design caused people to vote for the incorrect candidate. What machine are you talking about? From same article: "Florida later retired the punch-c

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