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by drewg123 5y ago
My impression, from watching many videos similar to this: https://youtu.be/jGjUQuXozYc , is that fast charging in the USA is incredibly flaky for non-Tesla vehicles. Chargers don't work at all, chargers don't acce
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by drewg123 5y ago
It has 39K miles on it. The warranty for the "misc" stuff that breaks is 4 years, 50K miles. I'm just past the 4 year mark.
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by drewg123 5y ago
I have a 2017 Model X that I bought new. The EV part is great, its everything else that sucks. Since I've had it, I've taken it for service for the following: o Arrived w/o Tow pkg (Tesla "forgot" it, was installe
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by drewg123 5y ago
Why does strace not show the kernel looking for, and failing to find, the rtld? (/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2) When fooling around running linux binaries on FreeBSD, ktrace/kdump show the (FreeBSD) kernel looking for the rtld
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by drewg123 5y ago
Yes, a user space network stack and maybe a userpsace storage stack. Or just use the (FreeBSD) kernel where all this works great. :)
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by drewg123 5y ago
That's not really true. Most >= 100GbE NICs don't have offload engines. The only major >= 100GbE NICS that do are the Mellanox CX6-DX, and the Chelsio T6. There are some smaller market smart NICs that do, but the larger
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by drewg123 5y ago
No, no dedicated hardware needed. kTLS is super beneficial if you're serving static content even when using software based kernel TLS. And it only gets better when using a NIC that can do inline HW kTLS (like the Mellanox CX6-DX). F
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by drewg123 5y ago
In addition to missing FIPS, I wonder if LibreSSL supports kTLS. That could be another reason to stick to OpenSSL. The only ssl libs that I'm aware of that support kTLS are OpenSSL, and a hack I did to golang (modeled on https:/
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by drewg123 5y ago
As far as I'm concerned, it was always hard. I took 2 theory classes (undergrad and grad) in the early 90s. I dreaded the proofs, and I hated the classes, and could barely stay awake for them. I'd much rather stay up all night
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by drewg123 5y ago
Sure, but do you know how can I disable these bings? Or even where to find them in the settings? This is what's impossible to google for... They're incredibly annoying and prevent me from charging my phone when I sleep.
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by drewg123 5y ago
I wish there was some way to look at the last N notifications, see what apps generated them, etc. My biggest pet peeve right now is that my iPhone bongs when charging. Not when the charger is plugged or unplugged (its a different sound).
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by drewg123 5y ago
I got a gateway timeout... If you have the text, can you post it?
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by drewg123 5y ago
It might be old, but its still true. I'm not anti seat belt (I track cars, and I understand safety), I'm anti seat belt laws, since it gives the police a ready made excuse to pull you over for yet another reason. I think the pro
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by drewg123 5y ago
Coros claims to have worked around this. I was shopping for a new watch a few months ago when my old Garmin died due to physical damage. They got back to me too late, but they claim to be able to filter notifications on iOS. Had they rep
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by drewg123 5y ago
That flew right over my head. I'm 51, I need reading glasses these days. My goal is not to have to search for my glasses each time my phone makes a noise, so differentiating notifications by sound is important to me.
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by drewg123 5y ago
Having switched from Android to iOS ~1.5 years ago, the things I miss the most are Google Assistant and more customizable notifications. In terms of Google Assistant: Siri is nearly useless when trying to do things "hands free" (
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by drewg123 5y ago
What about ash on ubuntu, etc?
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by drewg123 5y ago
Why make this bash specific by using command -v? How is that better than "which" which works on any shell I can think of? Running FreeBSD, one of my pet peeves is folks who assume /bin/bash is going to exist everywhere.
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by drewg123 5y ago
I'm not very knowledgeable about this, but don't think they fail this gracefully. I thought that a lot of the battery failures in EVs was due to the failures of individual cells (like AA batteries) within modules, which make it im
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by drewg123 5y ago
Thanks for the clarification. The impression that I had from the headline, and what seems like a large percentage of others had, is that they are doing away with modern infotainment and going back to 90s style analog controls, which they ar
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by drewg123 5y ago
Read the article: They are replacing touch-screens with a non-touch screen and a touchpad controller thing. They are not doing the sensible thing and moving back to analog controls!
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by drewg123 5y ago
I love Louis Rossman's video about why he does not use Apple products. Near the beginning, he talks about how he worked in a recording studio, and people would bring in background music they wanted to sing along with on MP3 players, a
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by drewg123 5y ago
Roku should do an official port of NewPipe(1) or SmartTubeNext (1) to its platform and install them by default. (1) These are alternative YouTube clients that block youtube ads, and STN even has sponsorblock.
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by drewg123 5y ago
Roku should pay for a port of SmartTubeNext (Android TV alternative YT client with ad skipping and sponsor block) to Roku and pre-load it.
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by drewg123 5y ago
If you're building from source, then I'd just disable what you don't need via src.conf(5)'s various WITHOUT_FOO settings. They are described in the man page itself.
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by drewg123 5y ago
When I was onboarding at Google in 2013, one of the things that they said was "don't be afraid to ask questions in a meeting. Chances are most other people have the same question, but are afraid to look dumb by asking it"
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by drewg123 5y ago
Yes, exactly. This is how companies react.
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by drewg123 5y ago
The alternative is that they will decide that GPL software is not worth the legal risk, and ban its use.
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by drewg123 5y ago
To me, it looks like Intel is playing catch up, and trying every heroic hack like HBM that they can think of in order to be competitive with AMD. It reminds me a lot of the last days of Netburst, with heroic hacks like huge (for the time) c
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by drewg123 5y ago
Here is the amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000A6QIMS/ref=ppx_od_dt_b... I think that corresponds to the "natural" on Waterrower's own site.

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