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by kop316 6y ago
I can typically get 4-6 hours with an OEM x201 battery? I really don't try to max out the battery though. It really depends on your usecase as well, as I don't do anything too harsh with it. I have an x200 as well, so if I was rea
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by kop316 6y ago
It looks like it has been done for a fair bit: http://jimlund.org/build-to-spec/Setting%20Up%20Libcutter%20... Cricut's USB exposes itself as a serial USB port, and it looks like the library is there to make SVGs
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by kop316 6y ago
This may interest you: https://www.xyte.ch/ I have a thinkpad x2100 and it is a great laptop.
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by kop316 6y ago
> I tend to have a good opinion of Apple regarding privacy protection. From my understanding: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/icloud/en/gcbd... https://support.apple.com/
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by kop316 6y ago
Interesting. The original maintainer has not responded to me at all, so it sounds like I'll have to do the latter. Thank you for the input!
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by kop316 6y ago
You're welcome! Depending on how new it is, you may need to use testing versus stable.
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by kop316 6y ago
Seconded, I would be extremely interested to hear this due to some code I have been working on that has been effectively abandoned.
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by kop316 6y ago
I have found it practical to do so. The one note I have seen is you may want the images with non-free firmware if you have devices dependent on that: https://cdimage.debian.org/images/unofficial/non-free/image
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by kop316 6y ago
> But I don't accept the smart fortwo as a typical small car. Yeah that was why I had that disappointment, I was expecting gas milages closer to what you said. If I could get a car like that in the States, that would be awesome. I w
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by kop316 6y ago
https://www.thecarconnection.com/overview/smart_fortwo_2014 https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/167786-2014-chevrolet-cr... Here you go. I can persoanlly attest that the diesel Chevy cruze easily
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by kop316 6y ago
The news article links to: https://www.inquirer.com/news/bucks-county-raffaela-spone-cy... Which IMO does a much better job of explaining how she got caught.
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by kop316 6y ago
American here: to offer a counter perspective, I am not at all opposed to a small car. However the last time I went shopping and looked at a smaller car, they were more expensive and more gas hungry then the car I ended up getting. (This wa
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by kop316 6y ago
I use k9 right now for my fastmaol account, and that works fine. I just can't use my school account that is gmail. I'm not sure how you're using it?
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by kop316 6y ago
I was curious to see if FairEmail could work with OAuth without Google Play (I have a school Google account that does not allow me to log in without OAuth): https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/master/F
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by kop316 6y ago
Unfortunately, I can't edit my post any more. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EuodaE6WQAA3tKN?format=jpg It looks like they just didn't honor replacing the 12v battery under warrenty, which makes this article pre
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by kop316 6y ago
That's why I was asking. There has been a lot of discussion on which part was voided, and you stated it was very clear without providing any source. If you had provided that source in the first place, I would have agreed with you.
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by kop316 6y ago
> It's pretty clear that they ONLY denied the warranty to the 12V battery. Which is reasonable and is clearly stated on the manual. How is that clear? I am curious where in the article that was made clear to you. The Headline is &qu
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by kop316 6y ago
> are excluded from warranties. If you are curious about my situation, essentially my fiancee went and got the battery replaced at the dealer (we brought in the car for a different issue, and the dealer wanted to replace the battery). Ab
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by kop316 6y ago
Interesting, I did not know that. thank you!
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by kop316 6y ago
That is fair, it is hard to tell if they denied the warrenty to the entire car now, or just the battery.
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by kop316 6y ago
Fair. I don't think it would be much of an article though if they just denyed the claim on the battery though.
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by kop316 6y ago
> Now we are getting legal advice on HN that this violates the magnuson act! This is an only on HN comment. I didn't offer legal advice? I said based on my reading, it violates this act. Feel free to show where I am incorrect? If yo
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by kop316 6y ago
I don't own a Tesla, so I don't know. I have dealt with these shenanigans with my ICE car and a dealer (they did not want to honor the warrenty for the car battery), this why I knew about bringing the battery to an Auto Parts stor
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by kop316 6y ago
Reread the article. This is not a person trying to hook up a power source to the primary Lithium Battery, it is someone hooking up an inverter to a 12v lead acid battery that their Tesla also has.
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by kop316 6y ago
Was this an old lead acid battery (I ask because you say "when you were a kid")? That was more common in ones where they were not sealed, and you had to add water to it occasionally. Modern lead acid ones are completely sealed, an
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by kop316 6y ago
EDIT 2: As a few folks have pointed out, it is hard to tell based on the article if the warrenty was denied to the entire car, or just the lead acid battery. So I misread the article at first. This is not a person trying to hook up a power
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by kop316 6y ago
While I agree with your conclusion, I would argue how you got there is a bit faulty. EDIT: I misead the article. I don't necessarily think Tesla is in the right about this, especially voiding your whole warrenty. Car Maker's typic
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by kop316 6y ago
Unless I am reading this incorrectly, I think this paragraph better summerizes the article versus the headline: "In this case, Google is accused of relying on pieces of its code within websites that use its analytics and advertising se
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by kop316 6y ago
> They generally aren't that high quality in terms of classes, and the humanities they offer are "transfer credits" when they aren't practical skills. There were a lot of classes I saw (and some I took) at Universitie
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by kop316 6y ago
I think your comment misses my original intent. If people might value education for its own sake (which is what I was replying to), then I have found Community Colleges to be the perfect place for this. But to address your point: > The p

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