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darknavi
5y ago
> As of April 29, 2021 Amazon S3 is discontinuing the S3 BitTorrent feature and it will no longer be available to enable. AWS will support customers currently using the S3 BitTorrent feature for 12 months. After April 29, 2022, BitTorren
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5y ago
Great, not I have an irrational fear of chairs in hallways.
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5y ago
I was about to say it looked like they loaded much faster. I can't believe the bloat some websites have now.
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darknavi
5y ago
Downloaded a few TBs worth. Hope it helps!
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darknavi
5y ago
> on public markets Not sure if this is what you're saying but SpaceX is funded privately with investing rounds and isn't traded on a public stock market.
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5y ago
Phantom breaking mostly occurs near overpasses/signs above the road. AFAIK it's from radar false-positives.
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darknavi
5y ago
As an owner I love Sentry mode (especially if you set up some automations to offload it and merge the video streams). I wish the blinking lights was configurable though.
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darknavi
5y ago
> One would hope that automotive software is held to a higher standard. I do wish it crashed less but it is worth noting that if the media unit crashes the car is still functional (gear shifting, driving, blinker, etc.).
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5y ago
> Also - not sure if it true - I heard that most Tesla controls are touch screen, and as a person who does not want to take eyes off the road, that probably would not work well for me. I could do almost everything during driving in fract
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5y ago
For 5 (Autopilot) it is definitely more useful in certain situations. Long distance road trips? It's a god-send. We often drive to Montana (~600 miles each way) and autopilot does 99% of the driving. That said, tons of cars come with
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5y ago
I wouldn't call my Model 3 noisier than other cars, but at highway speeds it certainly isn't quieter. They need to invest in some ANC that other brands are brining on.
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5y ago
> Of course for the average person, a lot of those things are pros not cons. That's a really good point. I often see people on /r/cars shit on Tesla for a bunch of reasons why I love mine. I assume that happens with other
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5y ago
It's the whole package: - Charge at home - Remote app access to preheat/cool in your garage without the risk of exhaust killing you - Extremely fun to drive - Very quiet - Autopilot - Software updates (as noted, this can be a bad
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5y ago
Back in my day I had to drive to work... and back!
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5y ago
One thing that fixed a lot of the "need a reboot" issues I was having was turning off Sentry mode at home. This allows the car to actually "deep sleep" where as before my car was humming along 24/7. Maybe it's
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5y ago
I'd say the production quality has gone up but the material quality has pretty much stayed the same. The interiors are just not very premium. The new S/X have some more modern niceties, but even they have very slimmed down interi
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5y ago
I wonder how much of this is "Baby's first EV". My Model 3 was my first EV and while I like the Tesla features a lot, a huge portion of the love is being able charge at home and never go to a gas station (except for the occas
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5y ago
Which direction? The article doesn't give me a good sense for how European devs are getting paid.
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6y ago
Very cool, although you'll never see me on it! A perfect thing to look at from afar.
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6y ago
> what about cleaning and filtering out useless commits, by soft reseting the branch and commiting just the actual changes to merge. So... squashing?
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6y ago
When VS decides to disk bomb you or uses literally 120GB of ram because its auto scaling trips up.
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darknavi
6y ago
The stock market in general. The last few years have really swoon us that the stock market is 100% "funny money" that goes up and down purely based on opinion.
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6y ago
It says the device is hardwired and the data is forwarded via adb, so I doubt they are on an LTE connection.
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6y ago
Yes! I want a Home Assistant panel in my house but don't want to hack together some old Android monstrosity.
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6y ago
Just in time for the Jelly renaissance! The 1950s would love this.
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6y ago
Not to crap on Germany but I bet Turkish people would feel the same way when swapped around.
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6y ago
South Africia is really pretty this time of year!
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6y ago
There was a reddit thread from a guest lecture a few years ago that said that around T-1 they turn off all receivers on Falcon 9. https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/lw6yk1/notes_from_a...
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6y ago
Not sure it is any worse than KSC in terms of proximity to danger water. Being on the cost is also nice because eventually they'll ship/fly the ships to the converted oil rig launch facilities.
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6y ago
> https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sWFFiubtC3c&feature=youtu.be Wow I forgot SpaceX originally wanted a reusable second stage on F9. Would have been pretty cool.
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