danw1979

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by danw1979 5y ago
Mine - a UK Prius plug-in 2013 - still, after all the recalls and software updates, skids forward uncontrollably if you’re braking and hit a drain lid, because the traction control goes loopy somehow. I’m not defending Tesla here, but let’
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by danw1979 5y ago
Nobody is going to want address space that might not be reachable through paths that contain older equipment that might blackhole traffic to it. Am I overestimating the potential problem ? or maybe these addresses just going to be held bac
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by danw1979 5y ago
> Early indications suggest the highly complex and somewhat controversial system consists of two levers mounted on the rear of the frame. The longer of these two levers operates the rear wheel quick-release retention mechanism. The short
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by danw1979 5y ago
Article mentions a solar panel on the tracker, which seems positioned to receive charge when the bird is on the wing, because when the bird landed it’s feathers covered it up.
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by danw1979 5y ago
Yes it is.
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by danw1979 5y ago
I don’t see how this is relevant considering the bird is neither European or African and didn’t stop in either continent during its migration.
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by danw1979 5y ago
“Apple’s logarithms” faking footage is about the most crackpot thing I’ve heard all week. The fact a judge let this pass is incredible.
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by danw1979 5y ago
He was a psycho but given his motives I doubt he would have whipped out his police firearm and shot her in the middle of a busy street in south London.
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by danw1979 5y ago
> Almost 150,000 calls were made to emergency services from phone boxes in the year to May 2020, while 25,000 calls were made to Childline and 20,000 to Samaritans. Of course, there’s no way to know which of the boxes that are about to c
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by danw1979 5y ago
The display output of the M1, according to the very clever devs working on Asahi Linux, is a bit funky under the hood. I've found display compatibility has not been straightforward, having owned an M1 mini for the last year...which is
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by danw1979 5y ago
Always grateful for a YouTube channel recommendation, but it would have been awesome if it really was the Grimes I thought you were referring to.
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by danw1979 5y ago
> The sand, engineers believed, could work with the wind, waves and tides to protect both the gas terminal and villages nearby. Sorry for the snark, but as if the village had anything to do with this project getting approved.
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by danw1979 5y ago
Perl is much more than jq, but in the specific use-case of munging data on the command line, who is going to reach for Perl in a world of JSON APIs ?
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by danw1979 5y ago
Exactly ! Now carving out a new career talking a lot about how he got in trouble by talking too much.
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by danw1979 5y ago
Would it not be more straightforward to have a simpler menu and a set price per student for school meals ? Or maybe, you know, have those school meals funded by the taxpayer ? My 11 year old is free to choose from all sorts of junk (from th
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by danw1979 5y ago
Compared to HS2, ~100 miles of high speed rail (high by 1980s standards) in the UK, the stated cost for this is only about 50% more.
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by danw1979 5y ago
Time for a downgrade
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by danw1979 5y ago
Any other QC35 owners do the right-hand-switch-on and left-hand-double-click to turn ANC off dance without thinking any more ? ANC is useful sometimes, but I'd love the ability to default it to off on these headphones...
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by danw1979 5y ago
I feel like the more complex corners of the AWS resource model (e.g. offer-accept stuff between accounts, in TGW for example) are going to get over simplified behind this CRUDL API.
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by danw1979 5y ago
It’d be helpful for anyone downvoting this to point out the factual error that I can’t see.
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by danw1979 5y ago
> The study also doesn’t clarify how a progenitor of the virus could have travelled to Wuhan, in central China, where the first known cases of COVID-19 were identified — or whether the virus hitched a ride on an intermediate animal. “The
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by danw1979 5y ago
There’s an old dude upwind from our house who still heats his home with coal.. probably the last in our village of 4000 people which has had mains gas since the 1990s. It’s choking outside in the winter, just from this one fire. I’m thin
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by danw1979 5y ago
This article is not entirely incorrect, but there’s some glaring falsehoods as others have pointed out. There’s a plug for managing Helm related resources with the author’s own SaaS product at the end, so I’ll file this under “half hearted
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by danw1979 5y ago
Until your last paragraph, I believed what you were saying.
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by danw1979 5y ago
13 of those activities I almost always do with my family and friends.
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by danw1979 5y ago
I’m driving the 2013 Plug-in Prius (UK name for the Prime I think ?) with the 4.4kWh pack. I get 25% EV. Maybe 20kWh would be enough to get it to 90%+ for most people ? That, in my opinion, is pretty close to problem sorted in terms of dec
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by danw1979 5y ago
Gigaquids
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by danw1979 5y ago
The toyota I desperately want them to sell is a plug in prius - pre-2018’s fugly makeover - with a decent LIon pack, let’s say 30kWh, with the more recent PiP’s max EV speed of 80mph. The hydrogen distraction is baffling.
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by danw1979 5y ago
I had the privilege of watching a bunch of (6 or 7) French engineers make an impromptu visit to the ticket desk (of the airline I worked for) at Charles de Gaulle airport and work their magic, running comms and power with no fuss, just team
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by danw1979 5y ago
tags might be a more suitable way of... tagging those releases for future reference ?

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