adriancr

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by adriancr 2y ago
Oh no, the JV where china owns 51% is going to go bankrupt. > The market is already saturated by them there's market share to take from Chinese companies elsewhere since they are going to be tarriffed everywhere else. > These com
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by adriancr 2y ago
> China does not own 51% of VW Is VW the JV used to sell in China? > They are selling their IP. It is business. they have no choice if they want to sell in China. Look at Google if you want to see what happens if they refuse. > Tha
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by adriancr 2y ago
> This will ruin EU car makers. Why?, they can sell more in home region and rest of the world where China is also going to be tariffed. Its not like access to China is free... they mak JVs where they lack control and give up their IP. Pu
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by adriancr 2y ago
> often EU makers compete through JVs So they have to give up IP and control and part of their business to compete. That does not seem fair since China based companies are not forced to do the same. Can you even call them EU anymore? (si
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by adriancr 2y ago
Maybe the should start pulling out of China before they get nationalized and focus on rest of the global market Tarriffs as you say will hurt both ways but China more as its smaller then the global market.
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by adriancr 2y ago
Are EU companies even allowed to compete fairly in China?
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by adriancr 2y ago
Finally, was waiting for this for a new build and it seems decent upgrade.
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by adriancr 2y ago
I wont, in europe its pretty much impossible to do that identity theft scam. Someone taking cash off my debit card would need to do it via 3d secure and me approving it via phone. Someone doing this via check in a bank would get them laughe
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by adriancr 2y ago
Or do. If a victim of fraud, file a police report, go to the bank with it and get your money back. Then change banks as they are incompetent. It's the banks problem now. It's always the banks problem to keep your money safe and au
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by adriancr 2y ago
You can't buy it because it's not available for sale yet anywhere. You can buy alternatives though: Dacia Spring, Citroen e-C3 and Volkswagen ID.2.
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by adriancr 2y ago
this just seems like advertising under disguise. This is a more expensive crappier dacia spring, why is it reported as a threat?, It's not even launched yet and other articles are more balanced and mention existing competition as well:
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by adriancr 2y ago
That's like renting a manual car thinking how hard can it be after only ever driving automatic. Sure, it should be easier to charge things, rent a tesla and problem solved, does route planning and no hassle charging at superchargers. R
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by adriancr 2y ago
Why did you accept if you had no clue how to refil?
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Tesla cant get the gov subsidies for charging stations because of the rules about membership. They have opened up superchargers for other cars, so they would get subsidies if they wanted. It seems like they do not want to compete in ch
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by adriancr 2y ago
> Is he behaving like a 140 character idiot? who knows... perhaps he should be held accountable to the other 80% of investors and be forced to explain his moves?, it's no longer his company and yet he still behaves like it. Also a P
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by adriancr 2y ago
> You don't have good end-to-end connectivity with NAT, right? I do, I have a public IPv4 that I manage as I wish. Open ports on firewall and forward where needed. No issues so far. > With CG-NAT my IP address is the same one tha
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by adriancr 2y ago
perhaps everyone printed money and US less then the rest
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by adriancr 2y ago
That's the thing, you don't have good end-to-end connectivity if you configure the firewall as you should and block everything similar to what NAT does. After which, you have a question, how can you configure end-to-end connectivi
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by adriancr 2y ago
You can easily enable IPv6 masquerading on openwrt and linux in general: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/ipv6.nat6 This has been available for a long time. You can also do static NAT and
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by adriancr 2y ago
What this says is IOT devices leak their MAC within their IPv6 address. Quick solution would be DHCPv6 so they don't have a choice in what address they use. Going further, NAT and hide all these devices behind a single external IP. Goi
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by adriancr 3y ago
take the nuke apart and rebuild it with a different controller, no need to know codes. (that is if they actually had codes different then 0000) they likely gave them up do to political reasons (they still had russian influenced politicians
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by adriancr 3y ago
From experience, coming up to traffic jams on highways in the past, you can get deceived by cars ahead either stopped or slowing down - you dont expect that, especially after long monotonous driving, hence need for warning lights.
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by adriancr 3y ago
What do you use poe for inside the house?, outside I would assume cameras and those could be on a separate switch/network. I run fiber to an outside poe switch with sfp+ that has a grounded power socket and from there poe, in case of s
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by adriancr 3y ago
A car stopped on the highway with no warning lights or anything in center lane, at night... I'm not sure I'd be able to spot and react in time, this is what I would expect radar and other sensors on car to pick up and break on...
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by adriancr 3y ago
For that price, why not just run fiber?, once you have cables you can just upgrade to 25gbps/40gbps etc on same cables. You can get second hand data center equipment for upgrades for a long time as they keep upgrading and prices drop.
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by adriancr 3y ago
That's pretty nice setup. I would have done that if it were possible. Sadly with a reinforced concrete and brick house I couldn't pull cables other then replacing existing ones in existing channels. (I really don't want to dr
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by adriancr 3y ago
I rewired and went with fiber since cables are much smaller and could replace one cat6 cable with 6+ fiber ones that go all over the house and outside. That leads to one main switch connecting to everything in the house, no matter where the
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by adriancr 3y ago
That BYD is equivalent to a 23.5K dacia spring extreme... so similar quality can be had cheaper. American cars are much nicer (tesla?), or have better reputation then a recent foreign company with no accountability if they decide to pack up
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by adriancr 3y ago
You can get Mustang mach-e, basic for 46K (check ford.nl...), you are looking at the GT version there which is much much nicer compares to the 30k BYD. You can gey hyundai kona starting from 37k with 65kwh battery as opposed to byd 44kwh fo
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by adriancr 3y ago
Those 10K range cars are much lower quality/battery/finish/size/etc... and that's before any shipping, taxes and likely adding any safety features required to adhere to rules to US/EU market.

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