darknavi

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   by darknavi 3y ago

   Also gives bunnies and other critters a lot to snack on.
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   Not 99% by any means but Teslas are beating the average car cost in the US by a decent margin. https://jalopnik.com/tesla-model-3-and-model-y-cost-less-tha... .
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   I know those are traditionally buzz words but are they here? Trying to analyze traditionally anonymous payment methods that are virtual the only way randsomware is paid off seems like not a crazy idea.
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   npmjs is also in a bad spot: https://status.npmjs.org/
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   Well until recently with the wide-spread adoption of NACS I am not surprised gas stations didn't make the leap. Now there isn't much of a "technological ambiguity" excuse and they should be able to execute clearly.
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   Really? We EV road trip a lot and I'd love a 7/11 type mart. - Bathroom - Snacks - Maybe a small fast food join attached Honestly if every EV charger could be at a WaWa that'd be rad. As a west coaster I am so jealous of Wa
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   Why? What caused the boon at the time?
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   I work in games at Microsoft and FWIW it really isn't, at least not any where near our team.
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   by darknavi 3y ago

   I normally say Gwynne Shotwell is underappreciated but I am really glad people here mention her. She is definitely the "rock" that holds the leadership team together it seems.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    The lore building in it is really enjoyable to me. It almost reminds of me Tales from the Loop, which is extremely slow but all about world building.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    I've never really paid too much attention to NOAA releases. Are they normally this impassioned? > A nightmare scenario is unfolding for southern Mexico this evening with rapidly intensifying Otis approaching the coastline.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Cybertruck was confirmed to use 800V packs so they'll light up the network for use soon hopefully.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Hopefully the winget team are heavily silo'd from the edge team.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Wow, blast from the past. xfire was the shit back in the day.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    My main take away is that humans are pretty good at eyeballing 50/50 splits.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Light rail is a huge boon for SeaTac, that's for sure. Security and the whole "get to the gate" process is just so easy at Paine Field that it's hard to go back if your flight works out there. No lounges is a downside th
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Side note: Anyone in the greater area north of Seattle, Paine Field is a breath of fresh air compared to SeaTac. Small airports rock if they fly direct to where you want to go.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Ignorant here, do these FCC rules only apply to residential ISPs or do they also apply to cellular networks?
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    +1 I'll say that CarPlay would be nice but Tesla maps are very polished and some of the gestures and interactions I have are a lot nicer than when I am forced to use CarPlay. Maybe it's just the cars I have used it in, but no pinc
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Always fun to see ImGui used in random projects. What a gift to software engineers everywhere!
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    It can't be bad "business" because they aren't making the game for money. Definitely childish though.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    I really do love competition but there is still a lot of the experience of driving a Tesla that I prefer. I rented an EV6 and there are so many "misses" in terms of usability that just really annoy me. Things like easily leaving
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    It'd be nice if browsers would show an objective, stats-based score when you visit a website on how much bloat there was. Shame bad websites and make them chase "green" scores.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    I encourage anyone who visits parks to start the minigame of collecting park stamps! They are a blast to seek out and find. We have been to so many random new places like wildlife sanctuaries in the quest to try and fill out books. Extra
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    This was the number I was remembering, which was "two to four megabits per cell zone" so definitely not _per device_ (unless you are in a lonely cell). https://youtu.be/F8zS2rU-URo?t=746
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    What you linked is basically what I read before. A decent reduction in power usage!
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    This will give you _very_ low data speeds. Like 1-2Mbps on a good day. FWIW you can use Starlink with a DC power supply and under volt it to get pretty decent power draw.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    > nobody wants to allow plaintext export of passkeys. While noble, why? 1Password exports a plaintext file that has all of the credentials in plaintext already.
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    But then how would Arizona Ice Tea be able to print "$1" on their can??? /s
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    by darknavi 3y ago

    Environmental concerns aside, EVs are just better when you can charge at home: - Fill up without going to a gas station that shoves ads down your throat, might skim you credit card, and you may need to wait in line for (Costco near me) - Pr