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by beAbU 2y ago
I find your comment quite strange to be honest, and it's not comment. There are so many "the-final-straw-that-broke-the-camel's-back-I-cancelled-my-order" comments out there, of folks claiming loudly that they're ge
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by beAbU 2y ago
"No proof but no doubt" is such a great way to put it.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Many years ago I read some sci-fi novel, and in it was a sub-plot of a warring alien species that started destroying anything and everything they came across in their travels. The story went that their local system was in some sort of a dus
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by beAbU 2y ago
Getting racist slurs yelled at me by my robot vacuum is arguably the best outcome imaginable if someone hacked it.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Look up "large format display". Its basically a TV sans any smart shit. Used in commercial display applications, dynamic menus in restaurants, info panels etc. They are mad expensive because presumably they are not subsidised by t
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by beAbU 2y ago
Intra is within, as in intra net. Inter is accross or between, as in inter net. So transcontinental is accross the same continent. Intercontinental is between separate continents.
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by beAbU 2y ago
A common surname in South Africa is Klopper , literally Knocker. Probably similar origin.
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by beAbU 2y ago
That's DHH
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by beAbU 2y ago
Hacks imply some amount of intelligence, identifying a flaw or shortcoming, and trying some innovation to work around it.
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by beAbU 2y ago
This says more about the average car buyer in the US than anything else to be honest.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Transcontinental means within a continent. Last time I checked Europe and South America are not the same continent.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Creator of $COMPETING_PRODUCT here. This product is really cool and congrats to the team for pulling this off. The rest of my paragraph is full of euphemisms of why my product is actually better, and why this product is actually shit. Top c
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by beAbU 2y ago
Pretty much a universal 90s and 00s kid exerience that.
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by beAbU 2y ago
I find it highly suspicious that the reigning champion gets to drill the holes in the conkers. You can intentionally make some of them weaker by drilling closer to the edge or something. I assume the conkers are provided by the organizers,
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by beAbU 2y ago
I did not know it was possible to break those things to be honest. We made a circle with a string or something, and then let the two spinning tops (as we called them) duke it out, and the loser is the one knocked out of the ring. Ours were
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by beAbU 2y ago
For a while "written in Rust" was sort of a "trust me, bro" label. The hivemind asserted that something written in rust must be automatically good and safe, because rust is good and safe. Thank god everyone wisened up. T
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by beAbU 2y ago
When I use public chargers, I pay about €0.08 / km. When I charge at home, I pay about €0.01-0.02 / km. Assuming ~€0.10 / km for a reasonably economical diesel nugget... That's a little more than 10% for home charging :)
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by beAbU 2y ago
Yeah you have a point, but I also don't think it's fair to use a once-off surge in demand as your counterpoint. If I am driving far enough to warrant a charge, chances are I'm spending some time at my destination before comin
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by beAbU 2y ago
I don't think we should discount a competing product's existence just because it's a David and Goliath situation. If we all had your mindset we'd still be using MSN Chat on Windows XP or something.
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by beAbU 2y ago
I like your taxi idea. I hate driving myself. We could bring down the cost of the taxi by putting more people in the car, to share the cost of the driver. That'll bring the costs down significantly. If the car is sufficiently large, we
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by beAbU 2y ago
Not everywhere is massive and spread out like US. In Ireland I can basically get anywhere in the whole country with one charge and maybe a top-up along the way. I'm more than happy with my 400km range.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Do you honestly, hand on heart, believe that this will happen next year?
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by beAbU 2y ago
Tell me you've never used Teams without telling me you've never used Teams.
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by beAbU 2y ago
I'm not questioning why cars have software, I'm questioning why they need software updates . Specifically OTA updates, which means the car has an attack vector. A car should be an embedded system, there is arguably no need for an
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by beAbU 2y ago
I'm not aware of this. The manual says nothing about it. My kona does max 77kW, but most of the chargers in Ireland is 50kW. Honestly I've bot really had the need for faster than 50 anyway. I'm curious as to why one might nee
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by beAbU 2y ago
I can't imagine that this would have happened, like ever. The wiki was basically essential reading prior to starting to play Minecraft, especially in the early days. I think most the crafting recipes were documented by the developers t
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by beAbU 2y ago
Some lefties look as if they are wrapping half their bodies around the pen/cil when writing. I also do not write like this, smudging fresh ink as I write has never been an issue for me.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Why would a car even need to have security updates in the first place. Or are we arguing that software updates and patches become like car parts, and you can go to your local parts dealer to get an oil filter, fan belt and a USB with the la
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by beAbU 2y ago
My 2019 Hyundai Kona electric is a "dumb" car. Does not even have built-in nav. There is no connectivity, no app, no spying. Hyundai can vanish from existence tomorrow and the car would not even be aware of this happening. I don&#
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by beAbU 2y ago
That's exactly what we want. Companies to stop selling me shit I can't own. If they are only willing to lease the car to me, I will happily take my money elsewhere.

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