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by fullstop 10mo ago
I noticed that the battery properties (voltage, etc) were uncommon, as I considered other batteries that would physically fit within the available space. At the end of the day it's probably worth replacing it with something that probab
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I was in it to support the company and their goals, but the experience was a little souring.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I was hoping that this is how it would work for System76 -- when I bought the laptop they sold replacement batteries. Five years later I find myself needing a battery and they are unavailable -- not on System76's website, not online,
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I transpiled the runtime into wasm and made an interactive shell: https://thecatbutt.com/lua/
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I've used the "Waste an element" one for ages on microcontrollers where I don't want to deal with the overhead in an ISR.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
We must have different layouts or settings because I can count on one hand the number of times that it's gotten stuck. Once it ate a piece of paper and jammed the main roller. The other times have been when it's managed to get its
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by fullstop 10mo ago
.. and iRobot _just_ introduced LiDAR, many years too late.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I've been happy with the Roborock but I did not expect it to match the cleaning levels of a human. I can run it while I'm not there or doing other tasks, though, and it does a good enough job until I feel the need to intervene. W
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by fullstop 10mo ago
... and my floor plan is available online through public records With that being said, I specifically got a roborock device with only LiDAR and no camera just in case.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
We were thinking the same thing! ;-)
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by fullstop 10mo ago
Did you see the one which used an electromagnet to hold fake leaves in place? If they got pulled over, they could push a button which would allow the leaves to fall off.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
It's like the story of a young couple cooking their first Christmas ham. The wife cuts the end off of the ham before putting it in the oven. The husband, unwise in the ways of cooking, asks her why she does this. "I don't kn
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by fullstop 10mo ago
You're right, the source that I found was incorrect.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
edit: the source that I found was incorrect, and this statement is false. DRM is optional with DisplayPort but mandatory with HDMI.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
DRM, I believe
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by fullstop 10mo ago
Wait, you changed your oil every 50,000 miles?
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by fullstop 10mo ago
They added a stop sign near me, and now I get to hear the engines rev as they accelerate. The EVs passing by are nice, though! There were a number of accidents which prompted the 4 way stop.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
I have an Equinox EV and the brakes do not get used often. They did a great job with blending kinetic regeneration with friction activation, but you can still feel the difference when it kicks in. They are active in reverse, to ensure that
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by fullstop 10mo ago
How many amps is your current service? I have 200A service where I live, but the house is 100% electric -- water heater, range, heat pump, washer, dryer, etc. All electric. There's even a little medallion on the front of the house a
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by fullstop 10mo ago
They can, obviously, but it is done very very sparingly.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
> As things move to EV I don't know why the proportion of car body types (whatever you call this) wouldn't stay the same. It's the same problem as giant phones. They make them this way in order to fit a bigger battery in.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
Mine was about $1,100 which included a $250 permit / inspection fee from my township.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
> Just the cost to get my garage outfitted with a charging port is about to be in the thousands because it requires me to replace the entire breaker panel. Now this is a me problem because that panel is ancient but it does add to the tot
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by fullstop 10mo ago
It's a tough area, honestly, and will be until public charging is better. You need a bigger battery to get the range that people need (want?) to be able to reach the next charging station. Realistically, though, most people don'
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by fullstop 10mo ago
They probably mean two stroke motorcycles.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
Tires yes, brakes no. Friction brakes are barely used on EVs outside of specific scenarios. Mine will engage in three situations: 1. The brake pedal is pressed hard 2. The battery is 100% charged and the energy from braking can
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by fullstop 10mo ago
The first season of Altered Carbon was great. It's a shame that they never made a second season. ;-)
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by fullstop 10mo ago
> Scavenger's Reign Oddly enough, this was originally an HBO Max production.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
They're not publicly traded, so we really don't know.
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by fullstop 10mo ago
Perhaps ChatGPT has given them instructions.

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