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by oittaa 3y ago
I agree, non-Teslas should be banned just for that reason. On top of that literally every other brand is also more dangerous to drive[0]. 0: https://www.euroncap.com/en/results/tesla/model+y/46618
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by oittaa 3y ago
Not even close to 2B users. Google have probably 10 different products with more than 2B monthly users.
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by oittaa 3y ago
I think that this point in time if you're building a password authentication system, you definitely should check user passwords against Pwned Passwords[0] when creating the account and maybe even when they log in. The better way of cou
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by oittaa 3y ago
I really enjoy these Cloudflare blogs. They always give insights how the internet works behind the curtains.
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by oittaa 3y ago
If you would've read the EU law, they considered wireless charging, but at the moment the landscape is changing very rapidly. They'll let the industry collaborate first, but if Apple or some other company won't play the ball,
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by oittaa 3y ago
It's probably the best managed Kubernetes out there. People just like to make hyperboles. The consumer stuff, especially the free ones, get abandoned every now and then, but the "enterprise" services are pretty good.
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by oittaa 3y ago
More than 30 watts of power, more than USB 2.0 data rate, etc... These apple fanatics are so funny when they keep insisting that their shitty 2010 tech is bleeding edge.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Why this question appears every time with this topic? It has already been answered at least one thousand times. Are these just trumpists jaqing off[0]? [0]: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/JAQ_off
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by oittaa 3y ago
Yeah, it's just playing the odds. If you don't have a safe, just print the 2FA recovery keys and put them in a closet where you have your passport and other important documents. The most important recovery keys, like probably your
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by oittaa 3y ago
On average usage case Tesla Model 3 is already cheaper than Toyota Corolla. Chevy Bolt, while they still sell it, is even cheaper. inb4: I only buy 20 year old cars for $500 and I want to drive 1000km without stopping while shitting in my p
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by oittaa 3y ago
This. It surprises me every time when battery or any "green" technology is discussed here and 90% of Americans keep parroting Trump's talking points. For example one of the comments above is talking about how EVs are just &qu
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by oittaa 3y ago
You can use your own KMS outside the Google infrastructure. https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/encryption/customer-su...
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by oittaa 3y ago
My understanding is that everything is encrypted by default in GCP. Though you need to manually configure encryption keys if you want to prevent Google ever having access to your data.
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by oittaa 3y ago
They will be sued out of existence within the first 24 hours in EU.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Why? Are they going to use higher orbits?
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by oittaa 3y ago
The bitrate won't be a problem with Twitch since their maximum bitrate is super low. Just depending on where you live there might be outages every now and then if all the satellites are behind trees or buildings.
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by oittaa 3y ago
Why use Netflix or Disney+ when you can go to The Pirate Bay?
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by oittaa 3y ago
Downloading videos for offline watching. For example during flights without a wifi.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Oh please, show me the evidence how there's a cult/Elon paying people to post pro clean energy stuff.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Same with Spanish. It has gotten surprisingly good.
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by oittaa 4y ago
> Where is that 10X coming from ? He is lying like every other oil shill in this thread. I'm quite surprised how many of them always come out every time an EV or other clean energy related article is posted. There's an interest
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by oittaa 4y ago
The previous poster actually has an air conditioner. You Americans don't usually understand that heat pump is for heating AND cooling.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Wow, I didn't expect this many oil shills in this thread.
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by oittaa 4y ago
The quality of Berlin, Shanghai and Texas made Teslas have been pretty great. Maybe you should listen to what actual experts like Sandy Munro say instead of believing in fake news.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Interesting, Google News app isn't even available here. I suppose you're from the US where they can do more shady stuff.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Please, link to the source code of the latest Safari build.
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by oittaa 4y ago
You don't even need to "disable" Chrome. Just set Firefox as the default browser. I haven't noticed any Google apps that wouldn't respect the setting.
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by oittaa 4y ago
One simple workaround could be to use something like UUID version 7[0], using just the first part that encodes the time, and dropping the rest. [0]: https://github.com/ietf-wg-uuidrev/rfc4122bis
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by oittaa 4y ago
As others have mentioned power companies in California pay a lot for virtual power plants when the demand is high. If power companies can avoid running an expensive peaker plant once a month, everybody wins.
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by oittaa 4y ago
Yeah, this comes up every now and then in these discussions. Both Amazon and Google have explained quite well why smearing is probably the best way to handle leap seconds.

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