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by cduzz 3y ago
Close, but not quite -- you can't nest the VMs the way you can on "big iron"
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by cduzz 3y ago
Is it finally going to get to 12 or are they going straight to weighland?
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by cduzz 3y ago
"It's an algorithm! Nobody knows how or what went into creating it!" Seems like the new version of "I'm in charge of making the rockets go up; where they come down is a different department." Meaning, of course
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by cduzz 3y ago
I got the $450 adapter for my 2016; There's one charger I really wanted to use and otherwise I think it'll waste space in my trunk. I still haven't used it at that charger but I did test it at a CCS1 charger; it worked thoug
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by cduzz 3y ago
Who's being left in the cold? Other than people with chademo only cars, that is? If you have a CCS1 car, you can buy an adapter and use the tesla app to charge at a supercharger. If you have an NACS car you can buy an adapter to use
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by cduzz 3y ago
CCS1 is a DC Fast charging plug / protocol. You're not installing that at home. I have a tesla; I got a cheap charger on amazon and use the j1772 converter that came with my car to charge the car. Another friend, also with a tes
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by cduzz 3y ago
I suspect it is about the connectors, the charging protocol, and the billing protocol. The experience should be: 1. drive up to charger 2. plug in car 3. car identifies itself 4. charger identifies how the charging process will be funded
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by cduzz 3y ago
IMO this effectively ends any CCS1 DC fast charging network. There is an adapter for any tesla (except the OG roadster) to use CCS1 DC Fast charging plug; it's $450 for the elderly original model S cars to be updated to support the CCS
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by cduzz 3y ago
I've seen plenty of mergers where there's a weird brain transplant and flippozambo! the acquired company's leadership is now in charge of the buying company. The fish, as they say, trots from the head.
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by cduzz 3y ago
See also Boeing merging McDonald Douglas[1] [1] https://qz.com/1776080/how-the-mcdonnell-douglas-boeing-merg...
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by cduzz 3y ago
"It would unleash an entire new generation of recurring revenue generation opportunities as innovators could develop exciting new technologies and industry leadership while protecting intellectual property rights holders" "bl
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by cduzz 3y ago
Hopefully they come with auto-update firmware where if I plug a gen 15 cable into a gen 14 device and a gen 12 local power delivery unit the cpu in the cable will update the key in the PDU and get key material from the device to ensure that
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by cduzz 3y ago
Why stop at two mice? Get yourself 2 keyboards, each with trackpoint nubs, and a mouse and a touchpad! Probably the touchpad comes for free if your desktop is a laptop with a touchpad; mice are cheap -- there's a big tangled knot of t
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by cduzz 3y ago
Has any company actually tried? I don't feel like other car companies, as demonstrated by their public activities, aren't acting like DC Fast charging is critical to the success of their company. Tesla behaves as though the succe
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by cduzz 3y ago
It's my suspicion that it's the difference because of tesla's "all in" view of electric cars -- they need to overcome all potential problem to EV adoption even if there's some theoretical reason not to (IE &quo
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by cduzz 3y ago
Plenty of chargers around where I live deliver 208v at 30a, which tells me they're connected to a pair of legs of a 3 phase circuit. I suppose this means one leg of the circuit is not used, meaning the load between the different legs i
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by cduzz 3y ago
I'm not sure why they think they'd be safe with such a thing. A billionaire is only a billionaire if there's a society to be richer than 99.9999% of everyone else. If wealth is measured by how much ammo you've got, your
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by cduzz 3y ago
I would add to this "IANAL But" list https://aws.amazon.com/fsx/openzfs/ So -- AWS / Amazon are certainly big enough to have reviewed the licenses and have some understanding of potential legal risk
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by cduzz 3y ago
Oh yes of course; but I'm not sure the FBI would be consulting with the CIA over background checks (overtly).
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by cduzz 3y ago
In these modern times I don't think any company actually trusts the contractors that have been hired to make a product. You (some big name company) hire some company to make 10,000 widgets; your contractors may turn around and make 300
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by cduzz 3y ago
Ostensibly their goal is to find criminals and arrest them and in doing so they'll also be preventing foreign spies from spying, or domestic terrorists from domestically terroring; both of which are illegal in some way, I think.
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by cduzz 3y ago
Let's preface everything I say here with "on paper" or "theoretically" or "in an ideal world" ... The FBI's goal is to arrest people, charge them, and send them to jail. Everything they do will be pr
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by cduzz 3y ago
So imagine a scenario: 1. crime organization (or governmental org) buys / steals a bunch of phones 2. org opens boxes, tampers with boot loader in such a way that they (and / or the original OEM and / or the original OS vendo
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by cduzz 3y ago
Having a thing that makes nice big carbon structures from atmospheric carbon would be nifty, though. People use wood for all sorts of things; being able to plop a "seed" some place and come back in a couple seasons and have a str
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by cduzz 3y ago
Hopefully this turns out the same way ulcers were identified as being caused by h. pylori and not "stress".[1] [1] https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/the-doctor-who-drank...
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by cduzz 3y ago
That article is _hilarious_ "Extensive shielding was omitted in favor of a personnel exclusion zone of 500 feet (150 m) while in operation"
447.
by cduzz 3y ago
I wonder what it'd take to make sqlite a filesystem driver for linux. Plop an sqlite blob onto a raw device, interact with it via the "posix filesystem" schema...
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by cduzz 3y ago
There's a great documentary about this on youtube -- https://youtu.be/x_pWgRx7lno It's an amazing story. I wonder how much of the workplace health and safety processes from the blitz were still somewhat in force h
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by cduzz 3y ago
I would also have a 2nd plot that has all banks / banking / bank assets with the failures in a different color, so we could identify the relative size of the failed banks, and also see the actual size of the big players in banking
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by cduzz 3y ago
Wait - you got scammed on the antique keyboard -- the original switches are that valuable? That's bonkers.

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