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by natch 4y ago
Thanks! ASUS pro MB here (on the sole non-Apple device around here lol) so maybe it will work. Also will keep all this in mind when upgrading, which could be in the cards.
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by natch 4y ago
Thank you! Great info.
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by natch 4y ago
Tesla stans are vastly outnumbered by smug gasholes who are gullible enough to believe every oil industry placed lie and propaganda piece they read, and arrogant enough to think they are correct in their ignorance, so there’s a bit of a per
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by natch 4y ago
Fearful people will fear.
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by natch 4y ago
Who cares about global warming? The second coming is at hand. /s
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by natch 4y ago
>And yes, my system is all set up for ECC From reading this, I guess one has to do some special setup to let a system use ECC? Been thinking about ECC myself. What would I need to do, apart from buying the DIMMs and putting them in? Some
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by natch 4y ago
Thanks for your reply too :-).
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by natch 4y ago
The torque is there if you press the pedal down more than 1/4 or so but you barely need to touch the pedal. It’s just pedal control. Use of the torque is entirely optional. Most people don’t go 0-60 in three seconds while cornering.
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by natch 4y ago
The energy is used to drive the cars, replacing gasoline. I suspect your napkin math is probably calculating a different use case which is not the most common intended use case of car batteries, but rather, if even practical at all, only a
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by natch 4y ago
Update: I guess I can't page dang, because I can't flag my own question. Anyone care to flag the above comment for me?
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by natch 4y ago
We aren't getting rid of fossil fuels though, so this concern is a distraction from the real work that needs to be done. Yes of course we will still need fossil fuels even after we finish transitioning to renewables, for some of the c
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by natch 4y ago
About the article headline, the real concept that I would prefer to see articles written about is sustainable, not renewable. Not every part of the solution is going to be technically renewable in the short term according to strict definiti
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by natch 4y ago
Yes, wind runs 24/7/365. And cars have their own storage, so that's solved for cars at least. Let's say in the middle of the desert… Well, if there are no people there, then perhaps there is no need for power. And if the
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by natch 4y ago
Why does the title say flagged and why is there no vouch option for this flagged article? Paging dang for the second question.
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by natch 4y ago
My charger cost $0 — its a regular 220v outlet that came with my house. Where do you get the $500k number btw? I saw the Chargepoint price list a while back when they still had it posted and a single Chargepoint charger station with two con
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by natch 4y ago
You utterly misunderstand, but you’re not alone. Cars will store energy in the form of electricity instead of storing gasoline. Whether they give some back to the grid or not, this represents a huge storage of energy. Your refill takes you
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by natch 4y ago
Fewer cars, less need for energy. It works out, so no problem even if your theory is correct.
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by natch 4y ago
So are you claiming it’s not part of the solution? If not, then what is your point?
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by natch 4y ago
We can store plenty of energy in car batteries as EVs become more common. And that is energy that whether it’s available for putting back in the grid or not, (usually not, which is fine) replaces a gas pump.
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by natch 4y ago
In the average case it changes the balance of power in favor of the customer when there is delayed or missing luggage.
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by natch 4y ago
Even content that is simply "objectionable" is included as sufficient cause in the terms.
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by natch 4y ago
Had to check for weasel words. (Not that it matters because companies can always change things.) Didn’t take long to spot the loophole: >The firms pledged not to weaponize their "advanced-mobility general-purpose robots" So, th
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by natch 4y ago
Copying IP and designs from others is an unethical practice. As such, the people conducting this practice are not going to be trustworthy for creating a reliable quality product. Then, the customers who buy this stuff: Instead of paying a s
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by natch 4y ago
Out of NFC range. Not out of Bluetooth range.
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by natch 4y ago
NFC and Bluetooth are different technologies with different capabilities and ranges.
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by natch 4y ago
Unfortunately he doesn’t go the full distance and tell us unambiguously whether or not he clicked on said shortcut. Which would say nothing about the already settled macOS question but would say something about Firefox.
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by natch 4y ago
Some of us are right ;-) But at least I’ll admit that I’m not always right.
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by natch 4y ago
I hope they did sell it. It’s right for there to be consequences for not being a critical thinker. Not that Debian Linux is bad. But selling a machine and setting up a new one is friction that I don’t mind seeing imposed as a cost of unthin
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by natch 4y ago
They work at the level of convolutions, not images.
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by natch 4y ago
Just fixing their basic stuff would be a better start from where they are right now.

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