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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Sales numbers seem to tell otherwise. Tesla is the best car. I own one and agree. That said, it’s not perfect as a car. Also, what a ridiculous answer to criticism about quality from Elon. Just nuts. Tesla makes good cars but to hide proble
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This is a bit simplified. See https://youtu.be/Toy92_qriZU?feature=shared
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It’s not hard to understand when a person is either fallen for russian propaganda or is an active troll.
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Well you seem to scared of nuclear blackmail to the point of giving up. Not only that, you publicly advocate for not helping Ukraine and condemning tens of millions of people to horrors is russian oppression. So you are doing kremlins work
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So your strategy is to not have kids and hope you die before the baddies come to rape you?
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So aggression gets rewarded by handing them something they wanted. Do you really think that this is the end, this is all they wanted and from now on they are peaceful world citizens? Every time you hand something to aggressors you need to h
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Or yet another example of horrible naming from AWS.
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Few years ago the pure lithium produced was 50 THOUSAND tons. I'm sure it's a multiple by now but I'd be surprised if it has gotten to millions. Also once lithium is extracted, it carries energy thousands of times before it n
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
For those who did not get the SupaFly reference a fun watch: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+cartoon+sup...
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It is a maddeningly poorly written article in my opinion. Terribly long waffling about small and rather unconvincing human problems and politics. I kept hoping that he will get to actually spelling out the x, y, and z reasons why SMR's
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As far as I know (having gone through a security training to get an airport pass): it depends. There are mutual security standards audits and inspections after passing them one airport (or aviation authority) accepts the other one’s securit
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Sociopaths.
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Looking at your other comments it seems that you are just arguing out of habit or stubbornness so there is not much point in trying to point out aspects that might bring nuance to it. Have a mice day.
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The victorious tone comes in my opinion (though I'm projecting a bit) from this graph[0]. There has been very systematic and deliberate effort to better aviation safety DESPITE commercial pressures. The swiss cheese means that there ar
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The planes are still in service and need new engines and even existing engines require spare parts. What I heard was that there was quite a scramble to buy up all existing supply and also talk some alternate manufacturers into continuing pr
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I had a small experience with RR as a company through a contract. Including some time spent in Derby. The things I saw left me question how any innovation could happen at all in there or why we did not have a much higher rate of fuck-you-sh
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- wipers - button at the end of left side stalk, half press for single wipe, full press for wash. Some seconds after this the left thumb wheel left/right can be used to adjust wiper speed (this last has come as a sw update within this
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by jnsaff2 3y ago
Audi eTron something something SUV. Just so busy and confusing, wall of buttons. But also touchpad or dial or something to use the laggy and entertainment. Entering addresses complete pain. Similar story with the Lexus NX. Added bonus of th
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I don't get it. There are dedicated tactile buttons for: - wipers - turning signals - high-low beams - cruise control (with distance modifications and speed change) - media, volume, play/pause, prev/next - drive selection - p
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While I can understand your first and last points the tactile button thing is not a thing. For the important things there are tactile buttons, the rest works really well in practice. To the point where I now feel a bit attacked by sea of bu
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All three reasons offered are cold and heartless calculus that leave Gazan civilians in immediate need unhelped. EU nations accepted more than a million Syrians with more or less same issues along with way more Ukrainians. But suddenly anot
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How would that explain Egypt not letting Gazan refugees in?
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I think that there are two separate issues here: 1. train manufacturer bricking trains - malice and monopolism as you say 2. prosecutors failing to bring court cases and convictions for train manufacturers - incompetence or more likely corr
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The Dutch have some homes that are DC. Here's even a paper discussing this[0]. There is also a presentation that mentions DC homes from page 18[1]. [0] - https://www.irbnet.de/daten/iconda/CIB2595.pdf [1] -
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Sure. It's also not like there are many ready made devices that are already available for PoE that could be useful in automotive industry. I guess my main thought was that going to 48V and in the world of low power LED lights and such,
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The "expert" in the article got it wrong. The relationship between the voltage and the losses in the wires is not proportional. They are squared. Going from 12V to 48V is not a saving of 4x rather 16x. For some applications you co
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Those "Ukrainians" that they point to were known russian agents.
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After some FW update made 2.4Ghz wifi unusable on the UDM I will never again buy anything from them. Tons of bug reports from users that never got answered. The hardware is mediocre anyway. Either buy Mikrotik as cheap and cheerful or go fo
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Obviously the villains are the bad faith actors who tried to sell leave no matter what. How do you deal with those? But people who voted enacted their agency so they don't get a free pass. They let themselves fooled and pulled the trig
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That is as valuable a comment as humans are incredibly fragile as we need to drink water every day. But fails to mention that we have a self healing immune system along with the background processing that makes sure we drink water every fay

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