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by buran77 3y ago
> BYD needs literally 5x the electricity of the Volvo(50kWh Vs 10kWh) for the same range Which "same range"? Did you just calculate electric efficiency using the total range including gasoline? In that case your PHEV needs an i
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by buran77 3y ago
The design can change as long as the tech inside is legal to sell elsewhere and does the job. I'd say the design is anyway the first to change because tastes may differ between continents (even between US and Europe). The example you g
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by buran77 3y ago
> you do need to use the app, because I disabled transcoding You can use Plex as a DLNA server together with a DLNA client (like players built into most TVs), so Direct Play and Direct Streaming should work just the same.
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by buran77 3y ago
You only have a very weak negotiating power and only during the election campaign while copyright holders have very, very strong negotiation power (money) all the time. So they can change the law whenever and however they want to. Your &quo
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by buran77 3y ago
The key difference may be in the volume. Old pictures are more important to a family because there are so few of them. I only have one picture of my grandfather because it was taken when cameras were rarer than hen's teeth and 35mm fil
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by buran77 3y ago
> relevant material provided to us Sure would be nice if the material was provided to us too. Or write an article explaining clearly how the original info was misconstrued. Simply deleting it (edit: instead of replacing it with a clarifi
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by buran77 3y ago
Smartphones started hitting the same plateau of "good enough" performance that PCs hit years ago, where today's phone hardware is more than adequate for years to come. Going forward it would become more and more advantageous
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by buran77 3y ago
I worked very closely with the people who wrote the related regulation (and a lot more) and contributed to that at EU level for years and years. Yes, certainly such debates came up a lot. As for action, the people I know cycled or took the
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by buran77 3y ago
Either you're reading too much into this and hanging on the word "morality" (which mind you, I haven't actually used or suggested in my original comment) just to be super pedantic, or you've actually never read the
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by buran77 3y ago
> That said, 1 person going from ICE to EV is better for the environment than 1 person going from EV to public transportation How could that be? 50 people driving in 50 cars can't possibly be more efficient then them riding in a sin
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by buran77 3y ago
Internet discussions on divisive topics always contain morality/finger pointing. Goes for HN too. So I'm incredulous of your surprise seeing you've been around the internet for at least 7 years. For cars it's vehicle siz
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But this does highlight some hypocrisy on the part of drivers (in general). When it's pointed out that switching from ICE to BEV has a fraction of the impact of switching to something like public transport, the response is invariably t
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by buran77 3y ago
Some if not most evils in history started with someone truly believing it's the path to righteousness. And good or bad, the larger one's reach, the more likely they truly believe they are a savior, the hero, the solution.
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by buran77 3y ago
He's not repenting, he's glorifying the war. > the Memorial that will honor all those impacted by the Global War on Terrorism, including uniformed and non-uniformed military personnel, civilians, their families, and everyday me
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by buran77 3y ago
> If they really wanna creep on us, they can already use IR cameras or audio amplification or laser mics or whatever. There's always a more sophisticated way to do something bad. Why would that be a good reason to lower the bar for
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by buran77 3y ago
If you look at it superficially - everything is people transport - it can look hypocritical. But the issue is with the externalities each of those apparently equivalent decisions create. Cars and trains are certainly not that similar beyond
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by buran77 3y ago
When you're the best (A lane) it's easy to be magnanimous or nice. Your reward was the win and that gives you all the peace of mind needed for this. When you're the average or below average (C or D lanes) it's just as ea
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by buran77 3y ago
I was so deeply disappointed by Ian Cutress's evolution in the space. While at AnandTech I noticed his editorial bits, his subjective interpretation of the objective numbers had an unmistakable bias towards Intel... middling numbers at
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by buran77 3y ago
Musk managed to buy the low low "number" of co-founder [0] of Tesla. So in my opinion if something is arbitrary it can be bought with enough money. [0] https://www.cnet.com/culture/tesla-motors-founders-now-th
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by buran77 3y ago
> rejected a camera-based monitoring system for Tesla vehicles for being "ineffective," This is a strange take while otherwise claiming cameras are all you need for full safe driving. Is driver monitoring so difficult or is thi
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by buran77 3y ago
> If the discrete TPM has to be used, then a PIN or passphrase on BitLocker is necessary. I always considered that BitLocker without a PIN is 80% convenience and 20% security.
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by buran77 3y ago
The pseudoscience of those forensics is powerful because if has a lot of technobabble that makes it sound well supported by evidence, and because it can pass as a science to the jury and even judges. The crime series that people eat up rely
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by buran77 3y ago
I'm sure there are pluses and minuses for both options but what works in one place won't necessarily work the same in another. It can be a boon for the areas people are migrating to but you can easily get gentrification instead. D
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by buran77 3y ago
Maybe it won't come as consolation but a lot of very beautiful people suffer from the same. Like how people who are already skinny can very well be hit by anorexia. Used to being beautiful all their lives, one day there's a chink
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by buran77 3y ago
> a 32-bit OS can only address 3.2 GB of RAM Is that true though? 32bit Windows 2003 Enterprise or Datacenter editions were perfectly capable of accessing 64GB or RAM [0]. Even so, that difference from the usual 4GB and 3.xGB was any kin
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by buran77 3y ago
> They've been one of the largest and most successful chip manufacturers for decades Probably the 2 biggest reasons for this are that only 2 companies are allowed to "touch" x86, and that the second company was easily unde
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by buran77 3y ago
The only thing Bard shows is that Google doesn't want OpenAI to eat into their Search. There's no indication it was ever planned to compete with Search or that they had a clear plan for it before OpenAI walked that path. When you
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by buran77 3y ago
> but the choice was selling $200 iPods or $500 iPhones I don't think we are in disagreement. But the fact is very few companies do this regardless. When it comes to the product that's their bread and butter they tend to put it
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> "Apple's ultimate plan is to introduce the technologies on its iPhone, which is its key revenue source and has much bigger volume, to justify the investments over the years," said one of the sources who has seen samples
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Somehow it is, and statistics prove it [0]. There a lot more to safety than just physics. Safety takes into account many other factors, this is why speed limits vary. Driving in Germany is safer than in places with worse infrastructure, gen

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