jansper39

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by jansper39 11mo ago
Most of my driving is down small, unlit country roads and I'm constantly coming across deer, sheep, people in dark jackets (walking back from the pub) and people riding bikes (occasionally with no lights on). I'm quite thankful fo
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by jansper39 11mo ago
I don't think Xbox uses Bluetooth for their gamepads. It's some proprietary protocol over 2.4Ghz as far as I'm aware.
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by jansper39 11mo ago
How many Elon Musk's would we have to deport?
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by jansper39 11mo ago
Lucid is for a totally different purpose though.
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by jansper39 11mo ago
If the MD is able to buy himself a flash motor every year, perhaps he doesn't have any incentive to improve the efficiency. Sounds like he's doing alright.
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by jansper39 11mo ago
I live in the apparent dystopia that is the UK and I've never had my fingerprint or DNA taken. Seems a bit of an overreach.
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by jansper39 1y ago
Google not Microsoft. Microsoft didn't want to implicate themselves apparently.
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by jansper39 1y ago
They don't, however authentication for those services relies on Entra ID which seems to be affected.
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by jansper39 1y ago
Surely Hyundais (in the US at least) top the list because of how easy they've been historically to steal?
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by jansper39 1y ago
Better yet, buy actual enterprise gear even if it's a generation behind. You can find decent Aruba, Ruckus and Cisco kit on eBay going for decent prices.
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by jansper39 1y ago
You have to convert the power to 48v and back down to whatever you need on the other end which has losses, plus you have losses over the cable too.
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by jansper39 1y ago
There are huge differences between generation types, infrastructure requirements, regulatory environments, subsidies and ownership of electrical generation and supply equipment's before you even get into conspiratorial thinking. Global
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by jansper39 1y ago
Heat pumps aren't free to run, they still require a decent amount of energy and and on shorter trips resistive heating (which is required for other reasons anyway) is quicker.
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by jansper39 1y ago
Battery swaps are never going to be a thing long term, even with Nio rolling it out in areas. It adds huge amounts of weight and complexity. You have to build electrical and coolant connectors which can handle large amounts of connects and
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by jansper39 1y ago
Range though is only one aspect to take into account when quantifying the "quality".
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by jansper39 1y ago
I live close to the route that this will be built and regularly get cheap/free energy from my energy provider, partially because I live close to the wind generation in question. People in the area will have to deal with the constructio
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by jansper39 1y ago
> Granted, I don't know how MTProto actually works all that well I suppose it's what the actual goals of the app are, potentially it works out very well for someone.
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by jansper39 1y ago
If you take a VW Golf, you'll find the ECU and all of the software running the car is built by Bosch too. Essentially they sell VW a kit which needs to be mounted on a vehicle platform. Tesla is likely one of the only companies for bet
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by jansper39 1y ago
>you will gradually lose control of your government much like how the people of the UK already lost control of theirs. As a UK citizen, can you explain your reasoning here? We haven't implemented anything like the chat control propo
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by jansper39 1y ago
I thought Android only supported DNS over TLS, so at least this opens up options for people.
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by jansper39 1y ago
I just saw that president Trump is thinking about prescribing 'Antifa' as a terrorist organisation and saying that he's 'not sure' their 1st amendment rights should apply. I'd be a little more concerned about t
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by jansper39 1y ago
I can get 450W solar panels near me for around £55(~$75) so yeah they're pretty cheap. Makes sense to cover the roof while you're up there.
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by jansper39 1y ago
What about all the other whole home backups on the market?
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by jansper39 1y ago
That's insane. Here in the UK, it's been really windy all week and the power company have been paying me to use energy, I've got two full charges on the car out of it.
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by jansper39 1y ago
I find that less annoying than what some museums around Europe charge to let you through the door.
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by jansper39 1y ago
I'll guess you've probably not done a huge amount of project management for infrastructure projects then. I can wager most road projects wouldn't be completed quicker if safety barriers had to be removed/reconstructed on
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by jansper39 1y ago
For the most part, cars are being designed to meet the required safety regulations in a way that constrains what they are able to build. Gone are more angular designs because sharp angles are all points which people get caught/trapped
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by jansper39 1y ago
Numbers I found vary but Tesco has around 3500 stores in the UK alone alongside other chains they have a hand in. They also have a large online presence, click and collect operations, estates, data collection schemes and a whole logistics n
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by jansper39 1y ago
But the definition of theft is that it permanently deprives the owner of the object being thieved. Piracy might be a real crime but it doesn't match the definition of theft. I'm not even sure what software rape is supposed to mean
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by jansper39 1y ago
I've just booted a fresh install of Win11 in Azure and it's sitting at 2.8GB with 2GB in the cache. Not all that bad.

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