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1. 451.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   Why only lap belt? Isofix is so easy.
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   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   There was a period where many were presenting a CDC Ethernet device instead, although this seems to have gone out of fashion again.
3. 453.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   Ben is an amazing guy - some really cool sw/hw reverse engineering / POCs on his personal blog.
4. 454.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   Exactly this - seems like a simple problem to solve with CV.
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   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   We never used the tablet, until we went on holiday recently with our 20 month old. By necessity she was eating up late with us (normally asleep by 7:30ish at home). Tablet was employed to maintain sanity. Had a bad effect - became very dema
6. 456.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   I'd argue that the load is partially to blame as well for not soft-starting, like most ACs do.
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   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   I thought most compressors were soft start - Most of the gear I’ve seen waits a random amount of time before spinning up for this exact reason (Power cuts and loads of fridges, ACs, ovens, whatever coming back on at once with a big ol’ indu
8. 458.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   Having had one, that Nomad was absolutely terrible, space or no. It was cheap though.
9. 459.▲
   by bdavbdav 3y ago

   I think theres a general need to dig more into differential privacy and how data can be effectively anonymized for research purposes if its done right. https://towardsdatascience.com/understanding-differential-pr...
10. 460.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Have a look into differential privacy - theres a lot more to it than just stripping names.
11. 461.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    I suspect you may be being a little too literal here. It is an existential risk to the software development house.
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    I need to get better at doing that. The cycle to the office (55 mins / 23kms each way) is really good on the days I go in, but I just can't motivate myself to do the same on the days when I'm not going in!
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Reading a lot of the comments, I think I must be an outlier. I've got a nice study at home, with a really good PC setup, rock solid gigabit internet, very nice office chair, all the coffee in the world. But I still really like going in
14. 464.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Sometimes it does take significantly longer than 20secs.
15. 465.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    It’s payment on account after use. Just because the card bounces doesn’t mean you’re not still on the hook for it
16. 466.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    How do you find the ergonomics of such a big screen? Does it sit a long way away?
17. 467.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Whos running Mac OS on 1080?
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Coming from finance where we've been trying to wean FO off excel, every time I see things like this, I'm reminded why we shouldn't get comfy relying so heavily on Excel: https://www.businessinsider.com/excel-p
19. 469.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    This is the issue I always have with car interface hacking - its uncomfortable and batteries suffer!
20. 470.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    > I'm not sure if you noticed the amount of content made in the past decade but it's limitless. More training data, better models :)
21. 471.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    I'd disagree in the case of well engineered iDrive / MMI style controllers. I can operate a lot of the iDrive without looking, and certain controls (radio presets etc) show on the high mounted screen which button you're hover
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Unfortunately these ones arent the recent ones (that A3 has been gone for a couple of years). They went from these style screens with MMI controllers in the centre, but if you buy an A4 or better now, you get 2 touchscreens and no tactile c
23. 473.▲
    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    Yep - very similar. You can navigate huge lists by spinning it fast and it freewheels. Its a pretty nicely designed interface.
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    I think no one is ever satisfied with the "feel" in cheaper cars. The BMW iDrive controller feels fantastic to use, as does the Audi MMI (to a slightly lesser extent) (...before they canned it)
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    by bdavbdav 3y ago

    I'm not sure thats it at all - Most brands have had the option of the non-touchscreen screen before this, and most luxury brands have had a non-touchscreen by default before they all started going touch.
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    by bdavbdav 4y ago

    I think CAP_NET_RAW is there for just about all linux distros now. Yeah telnet just about does it, unfortunately not for UDP ports though, and still lacking a built in way to see what port is being held without grabbing procexp. It still fe
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    by bdavbdav 4y ago

    I've realised I feel like a total fish out of water when I've gone back to Windows this week (work...) and haven't got invaluable tools like netcat/netstat to test whether things are actually doing / listening to wh
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    by bdavbdav 4y ago

    I'm not sure I count "Have you tried sfc /scannow?" as support!
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    by bdavbdav 4y ago

    I think I may have been trying to appeal to the masses - would agree, seems to be a lot more straightforward installing linux. The installer "Just works" (try pointing windows setup at a disk with something it doesn't underst
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    by bdavbdav 4y ago

    That population is shrinking. Having worked in very large (investment) Banks, other parts of the finance sector, the move is generally to divest from thick clients to web. The whole COVID situation pushed this along even faster with the rel