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by gruturo 3y ago
The "Explore Connectivity" modal window you can open in the "Gigablast your gigabits" (meh) section, as I quoted in my original post, has this block of text: USB‑Convenient. Now you can connect USB‑C gear like thumb driv
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by gruturo 3y ago
It looks like the one feature I was more eagerly awaiting is there: It can drive a display through the USB-C cable ( https://www.apple.com/iphone-15-pro , scroll down to "Gigablast your gigabits" and then click on &
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by gruturo 3y ago
Not quite sure I see Apple being willing to spend resources to make Windows less of an unpleasant cesspool, and even losing business if a few people, thanks to Safari, find it tolerable and don't switch to Apple.
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by gruturo 3y ago
> Still not there yet. For grid storage we need batteries with 30+ years lifespan in harsh very hot/very cold weather conditions. They also need to be much cheaper per kW/h than current lithium ion tech. No, not at all. They ca
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by gruturo 3y ago
> So stop shipping iPhones to Israel until they play ball. For what purpose? They would still procure iPhones through gray channels and hack them because that's what their victims use. Should Apple also stop selling phones in every
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by gruturo 3y ago
I missed completely that you were discussing just a wrapper and not touching the original ZFS. Completely my bad! Obviously some of my objections become quite moot in that light.
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by gruturo 3y ago
Uh you are mixing sensible suggestions (ashift=12 as a default, {pool}:{dataset} syntax, though it will be hard to change so late) with very, very opinionated ones, which break use cases you may not be aware of. Naming pools after hostnames
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by gruturo 3y ago
I always check out the HN comments first. The HN comments don't assault my browsers with popups, ads, awful styling and who knows what else. I may learn what the article is about (not always clear from the title of the submission) and
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by gruturo 3y ago
> "Scanning every user’s privately stored iCloud data would create new threat vectors for data thieves to find and exploit" > "It would also inject the potential for a slippery slope of unintended consequences. Scanning
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by gruturo 3y ago
It's a piece of junk but my employer went for it since we're already using the M358 suite, so there are no extra licenses, no extra contracts, no extra procurements, and no extra costs. The product performs very poorly because its
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by gruturo 3y ago
As others mentioned, the road wear scales with the per-axle weigth. With that in mind I checked out the website and I'm puzzled. Up to 3 axles, indeed the tax is LOWER if the same weight is over 3 axles rather than 2. Well done, makes
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by gruturo 3y ago
There Will Be Screws. (and rivets. Joints. Pipes. Flanges, if we're unlucky)
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by gruturo 3y ago
> *but we don't recommend you use it beyond 40m and may degrade over time. Worse than that. It was tested and as soon as you pass 40m, it gives a warning, stops displaying the depth and just tells you ASCEND. Once you are above 40m
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by gruturo 3y ago
I agree with you, and, furthermore: Why handicap yourself when there's an alternative? It used to be completely unaffordable for a mass produced sedan, so I could understand that, but 10 years later things have changed, and insisting o
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by gruturo 3y ago
It may not be impossible, but it may well be feasible only a good 5-15 years after it's successfully implemented with the assistance of LIDAR (or other technologies). LIDAR won't read the posted speed limit, it will only see the s
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by gruturo 3y ago
Even with a very directive antenna (or its black magic alternative, beam forming) it would use up a lot of spectrum over those 5 miles to deliver that 0.3kbps, worsening the connectivity of many people all around you. You'd hate it if
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by gruturo 3y ago
>> old Connor 40 meg drive >I would like to call out to the younger readers that this is not a typo. Actually there is a typo there, it's Conner. But yeah, 40MB was even a luxurious capacity, my first HDD was 20 (later reforma
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by gruturo 3y ago
https://archive.is/Ji7tB
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by gruturo 3y ago
Indeed. Given the site's name is Hacker News, it would be so fitting.
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by gruturo 3y ago
On that logic, I'd be happy to sell you an iPhone for triple the price.
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by gruturo 3y ago
Pogo oscillations ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogo_oscillation ) are actually quite dangerous and can lead to damage or destruction of the rocket, so yeah.
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by gruturo 3y ago
I'm sorry but this is simply not true. Certificate Transparency logs ARE (meta?)data which would be exposed. If the certificates were meant to be reached externally, you wouldn't indeed care at all - but if they're for inte
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by gruturo 3y ago
As a certified diver, this is very hard to accept. Others have written about losing the mask as being exactly one of the things you train for, and that's true, but in addition to that.... where the hell was the husband while she was st
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by gruturo 3y ago
Doesn't seem to work (which I see as a positive) for me on an iPhone 13 Pro Max, using native Safari, low power mode is off as indicated. I guess I have another reason to thank Lockdown mode?
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by gruturo 3y ago
It's tacky but I don't think they are in any way implying an endorsement. Tesla, Ampere, Pascal, Volta, Kelvin, Turing (and quite a few more I can't remember) are all Nvidia architecture names, and are all named after histori
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by gruturo 3y ago
It works on any Pi which has only 1 USB port - except for the power port. So on the various "Model A's" and on the zeros. The reason is, the Pi's SOC actually is natively capable of USB Gadget mode, but only offers 1 USB
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by gruturo 3y ago
> I honestly don't get the obsession with top speed and power, and I live in Germany. I do live in Germany too and routinely drive above 140 where allowed on the autobahn - it's a pleasure. So yes it does actually impact me, in
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by gruturo 3y ago
(EU customer here - this colors my impressions also due to different models availability compared to the US or other markets) The specs and price gap between a Renault Zoe (Inexpensive, with consequently low acceleration, top speed, handlin
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by gruturo 3y ago
Indeed, some bug "just" caused the touchscreen to no longer respond to input (still working fine as a monitor) - but the absence of physical climate control knobso r buttons turned this into a serious issue - with the windshield f
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by gruturo 3y ago
Your points are all completely valid and I'm not refuting any of them - I agree with you! But, for the record (Until someone at Tesla HQ decides to innovate something and moves all things around): Climate control/defog/defros

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