beAbU

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by beAbU 6d ago
How does wireless charging unlock this usecase? Robot arms exist?
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by beAbU 6d ago
> That’s a some 9kW lost on a 80kW battery. *kWh Using the right units is important.
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by beAbU 6d ago
I doubt a $15k econobox ev is going to support 1.5MW charging. Also, I think you are underestimating the sheer size and desolate spreaded-outness of Australia.
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by beAbU 9d ago
Is it legal to advertise cigarettes in the US?
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by beAbU 14d ago
Every one must slow down except them, of course.
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by beAbU 17d ago
See my comment elsewhere in this thread, but you are blowing my mind. I'm not from the US and I did not realize that renting a mobile device was actually this common. I'm one of the lucky 10,000 today, thanks!
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by beAbU 17d ago
I honestly did not know this was a thing until today. I'm not from the US. Where I'm from, it is common to finance a phone as part of a mobile contract: your monthly payment includes a device payment and the network subscription c
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by beAbU 17d ago
Leasing, as in long term renting, required to give it back after the lease period, in near perfect condition, or face a penalty? Or financing, paying it off over a fixed term, after which you own it outright? The latter, I understand. And I
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by beAbU 17d ago
The moment apple ship MacOS on their iPads, sales for their macbooks will all but collapse.
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by beAbU 17d ago
If leasing a fucking phone isn't a sign of the times then I don't know what is.
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by beAbU 17d ago
Shutup and take my money! /s
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by beAbU 19d ago
MacOS spawned a whole cottage industry of paid software that make up for it's deficiencies.
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by beAbU 25d ago
> Apple does not have a psyops division This sounds exactly like the kind thing that someone running a psyop for Apple would say.
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by beAbU 26d ago
Flock is not CCTV though. There's nothing 'closed circuit' about it at all, and that's the problem.
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by beAbU 1mo ago
Ireland nd UK are doing fine and we're farther north than most Canadian cities.
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by beAbU 1mo ago
Stop moving the goalposts. This is a bipedal robot. I want to see a top fuel dragster accomplish the same running on two legs.
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by beAbU 1mo ago
Do you have personal success using powerline ethernet? I tried it once and it was utter shit. A very expensive "up to 1000mbps" kit maxed out at ~200 when both devices were plugged into the same outlet. It just got worse with dist
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by beAbU 1mo ago
Even more fun anecdote, barely related. In a recent South Africa vs England rugby match, an accusation of racism was levied against an SA player because he directed the phrase "white cunt" to one of the English players. If Afrikaa
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by beAbU 1mo ago
"If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit!"
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by beAbU 1mo ago
I knew I read a book about this once! Thanks for the reminder. Pretty riveting story as I recall it now.
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by beAbU 1mo ago
It's the same way how every AI generated poster looks exactly the same. As if there is a single underlying prompt that describes the template of the poster/long-form article, and it does not dare deviate from that.
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by beAbU 2mo ago
In Xbox's defence, pretty seamless. I am signed into my xbox account, which is a Microsoft account. When launcing a game all that account auth bullshit is taken care of. My wife has her own account, and our accounts are bound to our co
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by beAbU 2mo ago
How can you put Ryanair and BMW in the same category? Ryanair's whole shtick is "we'll treat you like cattle in a truck, and you'll be grateful you only paid €20 for the experience". I feel that anyone who is outrag
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by beAbU 2mo ago
Half the time? What is it then the other half of the time?
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by beAbU 2mo ago
When I search for a place on google, and I click on the 'directions' button, I'm taken to maps, ready start navigation. I'm in Ireland. What's your experience?
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by beAbU 2mo ago
There was an old version of firmware that would brick the thunderbolt port. Something about every connect/disconnect cycle would write tons to the port's eeprom eventually bricking it. I don't think there is a fix, it's
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by beAbU 2mo ago
I find it incredibly difficult to parse your title fwiw
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by beAbU 2mo ago
Smart TV's are famously a massive privacy and data theft trojan horse. Connecting your tv to the internet is quite frankly insane.
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by beAbU 2mo ago
I started with XBMC, with the media library on the same machine as XBMC. Then I developed a need to have acces to my library on different devices. After faffing about with samba shares and whatnot I discovered Plex. I started using that as
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by beAbU 2mo ago
Most of them are from the other side of the border alredy.

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