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gibolt
6y ago
Quite comical that the image in the article is subtitled 'Madison County Jail', but is actually seemingly a Tesla service center. Other options are the reporting site got hacked or it is quite the experience at that jail.
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6y ago
Must have been changed via SQL injection
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6y ago
You only need 1 to pay off for it to be worth it. The rest can be deprecated and team reallocated. Not saying it is right, but makes sense for a business of that scale.
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6y ago
You don't edit raw png values either, with rgb/index values in a list. SVGs are meant to be created and used like any image file. The fact that they are almost human-editable and can be inlined means we are bound to be disappointe
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6y ago
Would have been amazing if their QA team had this as something to test for
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6y ago
Honestly, many of these images aren't that far off. Replace the mechanisms with today's robots or the rural postman with a digital worker (email). Flying cars may still be a ways off, but flying busses (airplanes) are certainly qu
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6y ago
Just stick with name brands. They go on sale regularly, aren't that pricey, and will prevent fried devices or a burnt down house
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6y ago
There are a lot of owners who previously changed it themselves out of warranty. I assume they could get a refund now? One complication is that there were various reasons to upgrade, not just eMMC failure.
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6y ago
The number required while driving is tiny, available in dedicated top-level menus near the driver, and still voice controllable. I couldn't turn on fog lights in my ICE car without looking for the knob behind the steering wheel, and th
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6y ago
This means you likely haven't driven a Tesla. Most driving interactions in a Tesla are through the stalk or knob rollers on the steering wheel (that adjust based on situation). It is very well thought out. Voice is an option for nearly
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6y ago
Could be hacked together with some popsicle sticks and glue.
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6y ago
The 12 foot tall, 1000-finger banana plant is quite amazing. Nature really outdoes itself sometimes. Standing next to that must be humbling, as it is more bananas (small, but still) on a single cluster than a single store would carry.
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6y ago
These platforms were used to incite a coup of our government. This is a perfect, clear-cut reason to ban a user/group. Platforms ban bad actors all the time. Anyone taking advantage of a service against its TOS or against the country i
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6y ago
There are plenty of large groups that people derive social value from, maybe even most. Unfortunately, Facebook mirrors human society and gives bad/profit-driven actors an easier avenue than traditional recruiting and distribution. Mos
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6y ago
They did enter several congresspeople's offices, with at least Pelosi's computer completely unlocked. Emergency situation meant they left immediately, and potentially left the whole government vulnerable to future attacks in the p
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6y ago
They had weapons (lethal and non-lethal) and decided not to use them, even though they were well within their right (and probably duty) to do so.
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6y ago
There are a surprising number of unplanned segments. Only takes a few weak links in the chain to prevent massive positive infrastructure from reaching completion.
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6y ago
'Can be'... I'd be curious what percentage actually is re-purposed and how much ends up in a landfill
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6y ago
Camera resolution is likely to grow at the same rate as processor improvements. Downsizing stream first might be the best bet. Although, if this is meant for prototypes, it doesn't matter if you get to validate your idea's efficac
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6y ago
Thanks for the link! I'm the situation right now with a new contract; a reminder for them that it doesn't pass muster is extra ammunition to get it removed
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6y ago
The British comedy panel show QI (Quite Interesting) had a segment on this. One of my favorite shows to learn all kinds of random topics. Series N, Episode 15 - https://youtu.be/PNKgry1c8Qw&t=100
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6y ago
Do you actually think nuclear can be built faster than solar + wind? Most new 2020 generation was renewable, at least in the western world
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6y ago
I had this arrangement at a megacorp for several years. It really is great to have no expectations on that one day 'at home'. Also opens up visits to regional parks and activities outside the weekend, which means no crowds and som
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6y ago
Cruise control is exactly that, simple. It errs on the side of safety and makes fail-safe mistakes. FSD is a completely separate system with different tolerances. One does not have any relation to the other
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6y ago
What you need is a third drone...
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It is approximately a 30 storey building. The majority of it is filled with extremely dense liquid fuel. The ability to lift that into orbit (minus most fuel and booster) with both halves still able to land is an insane feat.
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6y ago
If that can help you move up your annual salary significantly and make you better at handling arbitrary challenges, then it is exactly "Bettering oneself". Before practicing you were worse, and afterwards have improved. To be clea
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The opposite is also true. Many of the most popular 'classic' western songs in Asia are songs you've never heard of.
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Falcon Heavy has a significantly smaller payload bay and the 1st stage will always be lost. If a starship can fly 10 times and requires much less refurb than a FH, it makes sense.
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6y ago
Jumping from ads to enslavement is one of the biggest stretches I've seen on HN...
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