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darknavi
4y ago
Do the falcon doors really freeze up or just the handles (actually curious). I have a Model 3 and the handles DO freeze over, though I normally pre-heat my car (EV FTW) and it normally isn't an issue.
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darknavi
4y ago
Another benefit is the thousands of high paying, high skill jobs this market creates.
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darknavi
4y ago
Quadruple booms right?
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darknavi
4y ago
That works great unless your lines are stapled for some reason.
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darknavi
4y ago
Google says potatoes are from South America and only came to Europe in the 1500s. TIL!
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darknavi
4y ago
Love our Haggen's!
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darknavi
4y ago
Sounds like my experience with Reolink.
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4y ago
Hopefully the ability to charge at work becomes more popular.
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darknavi
4y ago
Maybe Lockheed Martin has been donating F-16s to Ukraine for free and we just haven't heard about it.
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darknavi
4y ago
The "who can say penis the loudest without getting in trouble" game was very much a thing with my friends in middle school.
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darknavi
4y ago
I didn't realize that Apple CC could do this. I really wish Chase could. The main reason I don't use Privacy any more is because you can't back it with a credit card (only debit/bank) and I want the CC points.
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4y ago
Using any parachute in stormy/rainy conditions sounds terrifying.
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4y ago
> Modern-day MC is a bit out of my depth but are these bans enforced in a similar mechanism to online-mode checks? Yes, a server with `online-mode` turned off does not use any authentication and will let anyone (banned or not) play.
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4y ago
I'd equate this more to not paying your phone bill. Your phone can still call emergency services, even without a SIM card.
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4y ago
They specifically called out having APIs for having "dualing" (two) different streams of notifications so it seems like they are playing at having this sort of UI permanently (or at least near future). It makes sense to keep an in
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darknavi
4y ago
And a lot more attractive. An addition subscription for a hard to use SOS vs 3G data speeds for "free" for many T-Mobile customers. I will also say one is vaporware at this point and one is coming out next week.
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4y ago
Being able to have strong passwords without manually writing them down somewhere. All of my passwords are now at or near the maximum allowed character limits/complexity. A lot of password managers have some simple UI to show you your
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4y ago
"NOT THE ~BEES~ NAZGUL!"
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4y ago
I wouldn't say your browser complacency is _why_ Chrome can do this, but it is a large sign of _how_ they can shove their weight around. Most people use chrome and don't care.
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4y ago
True, although parking lots will be spooky. Our 2018 Tesla Model 3 (pre-external speaker) is so quiet in parking lots/neighborhoods that people don't hear it sneaking up behind them. Really reminds me of this clip from The Office
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4y ago
Not going to address the snark but I am here to say fried crickets are actually pretty tasty!
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darknavi
4y ago
> All you really need is a standard 120V outdoor outlet at each spot. 1) While that does technically work, it will be pretty slow. My Tesla Model Y charges 3-5 miles of range per hours on a 120V outlet. Perhaps fast enough for most tho
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4y ago
The Mini EV looked like a great, small car if the form factor works for you.
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4y ago
I am really surprised more parking structures (Condo/Apartment/Hotels/Garages/etc) haven't hopped on board the charging train. Not only is it a nice incentive for the residents, they can also charge for it any make
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4y ago
Off topic but Lock In (by John Scalzi, blog author) is a great listen/read!
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4y ago
Wow this is great, thanks for posting this!
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4y ago
4. Help dilute the Chromium monopoly
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4y ago
Well a large portion of them literally corrode their components if left to themselves. https://hackaday.com/2020/12/14/save-your-original-xbox-from...
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4y ago
The beta is out to ~100k cars in NA and growing. Not sure if they’ve sold the package elsewhere in the world but I wouldn’t bank on it coming any time (or car) soon outside of NA.
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4y ago
If you sell your car, the software goes with it. It WILL NOT follow you to the next car though. It’s VIN locked (which is BS, no consumer software is hardware locked like that in a normal computing space).
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