p-schultz

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1. 1.▲
   by p-schultz 4y ago

   Yes, Teslas have buttons to open the doors, but there are also mechanical releases as a backup [1]. The backups unlock the doors "no questions asked", so to speak, which includes possibly damaging the windows (because they don&#x2
2. 2.▲
   by p-schultz 7y ago

   The whole header is encrypted, including the Host header and request line. Certificate selection and routing relies on SNI[1]. The server name in the TLS client hello message is almost always, but not necessarily, a copy of the value of the
3. 3.▲
   by p-schultz 7y ago

   There is no difference between you moving with velocity X and the other party moving with velocity -X; or you moving with velocity 2X and the other party being stationary; or you being stationary and the other party moving with velocity -2X
4. 4.▲
   by p-schultz 8y ago

   Yes, exactly. The self-driving car is in there too.
5. 5.▲
   by p-schultz 9y ago

   It's only allowed at some intersections. There's a sign that allows you to do it, an unlit green arrow [1]. This sign is pretty much exclusive to eastern Germany (it stems from the former GDR); you'll almost never see it in t