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by drcross 6y ago
Wait a goddamn minute. FB had a chance to do something positive for the world with internet.org but they actually backed out when they were forced to obey net neutrality laws. Make no mistake about it- this is a profit seeking motive with a
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by drcross 6y ago
Good idea, you essentially have a craft that only brings a plane up to altitude and then goes to land to recharge.
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by drcross 6y ago
Can anyone comment on the telemetry capabilities of modern Ubuntu?
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by drcross 6y ago
Why would you work instead of not working if you're getting the same money anyway?
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by drcross 7y ago
Can anyone comment on the state of grid scale battery storage? Surely it's the holy grail to eliminate coal. As we approach 100usd per kWh it must be becoming a viable alternative.
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by drcross 7y ago
Can anyone comment on if this will run successfully on a raspberry pi 3 for a small number of users (<10)?
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by drcross 7y ago
Why is there such anti Tesla sentiment on HN? There are numerous problems with other cars and it doesn't receive any coverage
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by drcross 7y ago
It's also ignoring the fact that no one can be sick from any other cause during the next nine months because hospitals will be at capacity.
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by drcross 7y ago
That's a tenuous link to make. Vaping has contributed to harm reduction for a lot of people trying to get of cigarettes and they should be applauded for that.
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by drcross 7y ago
Big of true
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by drcross 7y ago
From another article I read that he bought and learned to fly his own gyrocopter. I think he has the mental fortitude to hide a second copy of the private key somewhere else.
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by drcross 7y ago
Great intention but this is no different than big companies lobbying for more regulation in their sector to "pull the ladder up" because they are the only company who can pay the costs. The result is companies get bigger and small
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by drcross 7y ago
I had a small AIS transponder on my 30 foot boat. All smart and prudent skippers will have one now that the tech is so cheap.
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by drcross 7y ago
I've heard it mentioned by an unreliable source that perhaps the Asian phenotype has more of a tendancy to succumb to the virus. I won't how true this is as the majority of the infections seem to be based in Asian countries so far
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by drcross 7y ago
Perhaps that's the case but Nvidia can't compete in thermal efficiency.
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by drcross 7y ago
Thank you. I can't believe the grandstand here.
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by drcross 7y ago
Jobs did great things but the halo effect on this website gets too much. Theres nothing profound or even really interesting in that quote. It's the stuff you'd hear in a primer marketing class.
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by drcross 7y ago
Same. I'm a CCIE and after a five minute skim I can't tell if this is grandstanding or an actual threat. Best practice is to disable CDP on all eternal interfaces. This is a given.
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by drcross 7y ago
What good is e2e encryption if it's backdoored?
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by drcross 7y ago
Theres no way to prove you don't have an endorsement with the product on the internet. Jesus man.
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by drcross 7y ago
Slightly off topic but I've never had success with self hosted prosody and the "conversations" app being able to share photos/memes as one would in WhatsApp or telegram. This is the one thing keeping me from being able t
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by drcross 7y ago
Fundamentally not trustable.
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by drcross 7y ago
The depth and breadth of neurological issues could not possibly be explained simply by noise. Humans lived in close quarters for most of our existence which would have included a lot of elevated noise levels.
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by drcross 7y ago
Tesla's increasing have voice commands for most functions. What you said was true before but isn't now. Honestly this feature, being able to push updates to the entire fleet when ready is a significant killer feature.
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by drcross 7y ago
It could quite easily be a ploy to prevent lost sales.
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by drcross 7y ago
The CCIE I got most certainly changed my life with the amount of income I could command.
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by drcross 7y ago
Could you elaborate please? Genuinely interested to hear your take.
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by drcross 7y ago
They are currently building their first prototype. It seems correct that you would build a few tunnels using conventional equipment to gain experience before setting your sights on improving the state of the art, or is there something I&#x2
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by drcross 7y ago
You're bad mouthing someone who regularly lands rockets on ships in the ocean and has bootstrapped the first electric car company. I think Elon deserves the benefit of the doubt here.
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by drcross 7y ago
Along with the tunnelling speed improvements from what I'm gathering they are using model X chassis vehicles within the tunnels. The benefit of this is that you don't need rails, just line following sensors. There's no brake

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