onewheeltom

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by onewheeltom 3y ago
C2C caberQU is very useful
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Devices come with compatible cables. Everything else is an unknown.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I have a gadget that maps all the wires that is helpful
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
At least the connector is better.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
We have a plug in hybrid with a 30 mile electric range and a charger at home. We rarely put gas in the car except for trips. A 300 mile range EV is unnecessary for most everyday use. 100 miles is more like it. Leave out 2/3 of the batt
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Because stock market “show a short term profit” every quarter is insane. The rationality of a 2 year old on cocaine (as I was told).
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I don’t think they care if you believe it.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
USB-C has many modes with different pins connected for each mode. Good luck buying the right cable from anyone other than OEM https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB-C#USB-C_receptacle_pin_u...
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Didn’t stop the ethnic cleansing in Myanmar
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
My daughters’ 2014 Volt that had a bug that would trigger a warning system that would turn off charging until it was reset. Paid a dealer $400 to reprogram (and didn’t do it right the first time and follow the service bulletin. Had to take
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Do google and samsung have similar practices (parts pairing, serialization)?
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I ordered some s-video conversion PCBs from Parker Dillman back in 2010. Worked great.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I could care less what he thinks
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Good looking, visually striking document, but not particularly useful for everyday use. It could be reduced by half the number of pages if the description was on the same page as the diagram. The black pages make it unprintable (though I do
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
My Bosch dishwasher works well on the 1 hour Speed 60 cycle. The occasional fork or knife that is left with a little debris is not worth the trouble to use the 2:30 cycle
106.
by onewheeltom 3y ago
My sister found a $100 bill in a book from Goodwill
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
They should know, after all …
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Effing crooks at Booz Allen
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Duh. “Unlimited” doesn’t scale.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
I had both obstructive and central apnea and have been totally fine with the CPAP from day 1. Sounds like I’m an outlier. As for the other options, they may not have worked for me.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
This is the rare win-win-win-win. Reduce methane, reduce water usage, use less fertilizer, almost double the yield. Why wouldn’t rice farmers do this?
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
In my experience, I notice the most leaking problems with devices that constantly draw power, even when off. The battery becomes totally drained then starts to leak.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Tesla already exaggerates their range. So it’s really not as bad because there is less actual range to be reduced
114.
by onewheeltom 3y ago
Stop buying garbage toasters. You’re welcome.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
How much pay is worth getting PTSD?
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
How about developing modern building methods that are not particularly dangerous to ones personal health?
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Having access to ones records is a big positive
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
What they are saying is that AI is not so magical. There is a significant amount of grunt work required to get non garbage/obscene results to queries. What happens when the AI companies need to start making $$? Is this the Internet bub
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
An easy read for people like the professor is the graphic novel “March” by John Lewis. Very enlightening. Bought copies for my local high school.
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by onewheeltom 3y ago
Anyone here to discuss the article? Bueller? No surprises.

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