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by giobox 3y ago
Seemingly both sides have wanted out of this deal, earlier in the year there was another WSJ report with Goldman wanting to end it as well: > https://www.wsj.com/articles/goldman-is-looking-for-a-way-ou... The earli
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by giobox 3y ago
I've had great results with their buttons/light switches and Home Assistant Yellow, and the SkyConnect prior to that, for what its worth. I especially like the PoE version of Home Assistant Yellow - can power the entire server fro
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by giobox 3y ago
> They have repeatedly proven to be a major privacy concern. Maybe security concern as well. Thanks to Zigbee being a standard, you can use a Zigbee hub/adapter from any vendor you like. The Zigbee sensors themselves have no network
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by giobox 3y ago
The Volvo EX30 is right now only manufactured in China, and is built on a Chinese car platform (Gheely SEA). It is a Chinese car. I also think that this is likely to sell incredibly well in Europe. > https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by giobox 3y ago
BYD have conflated their hybrid and pure EV sales for several years now to try and make their EV sales volume look more impressive. It's disappointing they still do it. Here's the same misleading press release from Jan 2022: http
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by giobox 3y ago
As other comment mentions, the tax credit system makes it harder for them to compete with a China-built product. BYD have had some successes selling electric buses in the US though (the tax credit applies to consumer vehicles): https:&#x2F
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by giobox 3y ago
> Growing up in Europe you never hear about identity theft as a thing that exists. > And the liability for checking your identity falls on companies instead of individuals. This makes them care enough that the problem simply goes away
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by giobox 3y ago
YouTube premium has no ads on the AppleTV app, which solves the TV side for my home. I have to imagine Android TV and other solutions are the same for the most part - is your TV using some kind of odd built in YouTube app that doesn't
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by giobox 3y ago
Bought both back roughly just after Covid era so a while ago. It was even worse during the Covid chip shortage, I had to pay a significant premium over list price for the 2nd one. Haven’t had tried to buy one since so don’t have any advice
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by giobox 3y ago
> what do people typically use to power the cameras? A single PoE switch, or multiple PoE injectors? It basically doesn't matter at all - I have a mixture of both in my home, multiple PoE switches and multiple PoE injectors for thin
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by giobox 3y ago
I've also used the same solution, although I ended up scaling from a Pi to a larger 13th gen Intel box with two USB Corals due to number of cameras. It's been ridiculously reliable running from a docker compose stack for years now
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by giobox 3y ago
The Mighty Mouse size was nice, but not sure it was worth the constant hassle of cleaning the tiny track ball of whatever microscopic dust mote blocked it from working again and again - every single Mighty Mouse I ever owned would regularly
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by giobox 3y ago
The 1070/1080 are absolute champions of longevity if using a GPU... for graphics/gaming. I still have a gaming machine with my old 1080ti from 2017 in the house, for the most part it will play most of the latest games like Cyberpu
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by giobox 3y ago
This is seemingly changing in UK - younger generations increasingly don't own a private vehicle, due to a whole host of factors including the fact there simply isn't nearly as many affordable cars on the UK market as there was say
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by giobox 3y ago
There's still some slip though in all these virtual solutions - a wheel has to start slipping for the software to notice and modulation to kick in. With a real locking diff, it's physically impossible for one wheel to spin faster
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by giobox 3y ago
It's not yet clear virtual locking diffs on quad motor cars will be as effective as a fully locked diff. A software system will likely have to detect some small degree of slip before intervening to sync the wheel speed again - that sli
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by giobox 3y ago
I wonder if the tri-motor CT models will be able to simulate a locked rear diff, much like the quad motor rivian models can simulate a locked diff front and rear thanks to being able to adjust torque to all four wheels individually. Only th
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by giobox 3y ago
If it's a result of individual country legislation, who the heck knows how it might one day work - there is potential for the case that no one universal technical solution can meet the legal requirements of all States.
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by giobox 3y ago
Easy at least until you have to install an OS update, and the exact same location feature switches the fork...
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by giobox 3y ago
I've been saying for years that I believe it inevitable there will be country specific forks/branches of iOS and Android, as countries get more and more interested in legislation concerning instant messaging, online transactions,
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by giobox 3y ago
> there is a distinction that probably escapes most native citizens here: they are talking about EB2 visa, not H1B. > Often, it requires an advance degree and higher qualification than H1B too, PhDs or experienced masters. Perhaps I&#
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by giobox 3y ago
> it seems kinda weird that the OLED is the same resolution? Given the specifications of the rest of the device, I'm extremely happy the resolution remained the same! A bump to 1080p or similar would make games on the limited CPU&#x
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by giobox 3y ago
> I wouldn't read too much into these stats. This is probably one of the best public sources of data we have on the topic of what hardware actual PC gamers are using.
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by giobox 3y ago
> As 160+Hz monitors are finally becoming commonplace The Steam hardware survey suggests otherwise to my eyes; it's often easy to forget working in tech that a lot of Steam customers have relatively shit hardware: https:/&#x
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by giobox 3y ago
> moreover, the evidence of him being a utter shite predates him going off the deepend by quite some way. When I was a lad, we still had this weird concept in the UK's various legal systems of "innocent until proven guilty&quot
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by giobox 3y ago
Sorry but I agree with previous poster too - it's often many rotations, and you have to correct for misses if you overshoot, during which time your eyes are entirely off the road, for longer than just stabbing the touchscreen with a fi
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by giobox 3y ago
ND2 Miata owner here, exact same complaints. I believe there are several models in Mazda's range with the frankly staggeringly annoying behaviour of disabling the touch screen once the car is moving. In lieu of the touchscreen while ca
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by giobox 3y ago
This movie sits alongside the original 2000 release of Deus Ex for me as being far more prophetic than it has any right to be.
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by giobox 3y ago
Right, and he still owns ~12 percent of Amazon's shares regardless of not being CEO anymore - of course he still has some degree of influence, and his strong dislike of Musk and SpaceX isn't exactly a secret. I suspect we will not
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by giobox 3y ago
> the article claims the main reason for them losing so much money is lack of throughput, which demonstrates that the claim is bullshit. If they made even more cars and "lost 30K" on each one they'd be worse off. Generally

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