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by flutas 5y ago
> and 100 fold with Tesla Uhhh, except I have an OBD-II adapter in mine[0] and combined with an Android app[1] can see in detail basically everything about the car, including individual battery voltages inside the cell pack? [0]: https:
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by flutas 5y ago
Fun fact: Godot is used by Tesla for their car visualization (including autopilot) in both the mobile apps and the in-car displays.
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by flutas 5y ago
> From the story though, it sounds like the PM included this information after the author reached out to the PM directly. Exactly the case, and it's because he happened to have the PMs email. Not because Stripe gave it to him or off
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by flutas 5y ago
> I am certain that many people in government would agree with you - they would LOVE to be able to hide what they are doing and not be held accountable for decisions they make (or don't make). We need more public disclosures, not le
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by flutas 5y ago
Uber was famously caught trying to circumvent reviewers to hide their device fingerprinting and the result was a phone call from Tim Cook threatening them, but not outright removal. At the time I'm not sure if any profit from Uber actu
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by flutas 5y ago
> Perhaps not valid or invalid, but surely an opinion can vary in value to you personally, perhaps even in value to society. Fully agree. I just get tired of seeing people claim that someone's opinion is wrong because they have some
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by flutas 5y ago
> If an opinion involves factual information it can be proven or disproven. Facts and opinions are not mutually exclusive. Facts and opinions are indeed mutually exclusive. A fact is a statement that can be supported to be true or false
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by flutas 5y ago
Nope, you can think their opinion is wrong, but again, opinions themselves can't be wrong/right/valid/invalid as they are not factual in any sense of the word. Opinions are not facts and facts are not opinions. But it tr
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by flutas 5y ago
> where all opinions are valid I think a good point to make regarding this is that no opinion can ever be valid or invalid. Facts can be valid or invalid, and must be supported by evidence to be valid, but opinions just exist. One can be
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by flutas 5y ago
> Tesla maybe gets around this by using wifi when it's in the garage? Or perhaps the contracts on the tesla says that customers bare the cost of firmware updates that happen outside the service center setting. Tesla uses Wi-Fi when
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by flutas 5y ago
> You keep making this silly silly argument. > A text message is not like a software application. > If you really thing the two are comparable, you honestly don’t know anything about computer technology. Ya know, I'm not going
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by flutas 5y ago
>If you agree that there are always going to be security issues, then there is no reason why customers shouldn’t be able to choose a product where human moderation is used to mitigate them. First of all, that is one of the worst argument
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by flutas 5y ago
> If you think application software is like a text message then you don’t know enough to comment on this issue. If you think that was an example of what I think software is like, then you probably shouldn't comment on it either. I&#
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by flutas 5y ago
> No, the value the store provides is the SDK. Just as Unity requires you to license IP Except Unity doesn't make the only device that Unity games can run on. Apple should be making their money from the phones, not seeing the phones
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by flutas 5y ago
> It absolutely is the case. If that can happen, then that is a security flaw of the device and should be fixed, no? I mean, reading a text could install a virus on iPhones last year, yet I didn't see people screaming that all texts
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by flutas 5y ago
All I can see is maybe the AX101? It matches all the specs they put down, although the SSD is RAID 1 @ 4TB total. https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ax101
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by flutas 5y ago
I just want to point out this is a false assumption. > So in that first 380 million, 1 out of 3 is already good for omicron. The text says those 3 companies have been contracted for a combined 380 million tests. It doesn't say equal
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by flutas 5y ago
> are required to pre-fund retiree benefits to a greater extent than other organizations Because other companies can simply cut the benefits, USPS cannot. The best explainer I've seen is here: https://www.forbes.com/
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by flutas 5y ago
> Cars with remote summons features today basically just crawl forward a few metres to help you get out of a parking spot. Smart summon on a M3 (what the article is talking about) can back out and navigate parking lots... although horrib
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by flutas 5y ago
> though not monthly(yet) It's already available monthly ($199/mo), thankfully there's the one time purchase option still though ($10,000).
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by flutas 5y ago
The day the temps were so high you could just tell something was coming. The air was super heavy and muggy, and it was almost eerily calm that day. I even looked to my husband and said "this is gonna be a bad one" that day. Luckil
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by flutas 5y ago
> Working in embedded Linux, I don't require experience in my exact technology stack for a senior engineer. > An iOS app developer also wouldn't be a good fit. Either could be OK for a junior role maybe, but not a senior&#x2
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by flutas 5y ago
According to Wikipedia (and from my memory of how long it felt like it lasted) 23 days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_PlayStation_Network_outag...
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by flutas 5y ago
The person mentioning secret store, and the blog post they put up does seem to somewhat point to Vault, but no name drop. > A core system in our infrastructure became overwhelmed, prompted by a subtle bug in our backend service communica
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by flutas 5y ago
(Old) Coupon barcodes are fairly standardized. https://fabulesslyfrugal.com/coupon-bar-codes-decoding-code/
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by flutas 5y ago
I hadn't actually heard of it either, from one of the first results: > This whole thing got started earlier this month, at the Talladega Superspeedway. Brandon Brown had just won a NASCAR race. And sportscaster Kelli Stavast at one
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by flutas 5y ago
> The Ford F-150 Lighting is about to drop. (…) In < 5 years from now, the best selling EV will be the F-150 Lighting. Copied from another comment… > They're planning on making:[1] > 2022: 15,000 > 2023: 55,000 > 2024
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by flutas 5y ago
> it requires me to look at the road and keep my hands on the wheel. Tesla has no such scruples Note that for Model 3/Y with in-cabin cameras that’s changing with the rollout of their FSD beta software. It instantly goes to “oh crap
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by flutas 5y ago
> As far as I am aware, there is no mechanism on iOS by which images are "automatically pulled into" iCloud photos from anywhere, Messages or otherwise. Do you have a source or an example of how that could happen? When I receiv
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by flutas 5y ago
> their intent is to scan cloud photos corrected: their intent is to scan all photos in your photo library, on your device, including images automatically pulled in from from various sources such as messages, if you have iCloud Photo ena

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