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there is an ubiquitous failure of Panasonic-created cells for Tesla. I made a research on forums, because I wanted one, and investigated why there is such a price drop. Cars getting close to the age of 8 years immediately drop on price to e
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1y ago
Tesla batteries fail after 8 years at least from models up to 2014
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1y ago
Congratulations, you've created another Brainfuck
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1y ago
Similar diagrams were shown to me when I was studying NUMA on the computer architecture lecture I attended.
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1y ago
I think it's not accurate. It missed a beat
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1y ago
I think google is crumbling under the weight of their size. They are no longer able to process the requested commercials with due diligence.
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1y ago
When the power is concentrated in one hands, those hands will always become the hands of a dictator
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1y ago
Hey guys and gals, before giving me a downvote do you have any resolutions for me? I've been searching for it quite a long time, and would accept any drivers or color profiles that could help. However it seems that color profiles are n
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1y ago
That's because we used to share it on CDs - they had no view counts
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TBH my LaserJet 451dn died recently and I bought brother colour 3270cdw. The quality of colours is awful, almost unbearable. I remember I could print a photo with HP but the Brother fails that task spectacularly for some reason - quickly co
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1y ago
They remotely brick your Sharpies even if they are original because of a bug in the software
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This is exactly what happened in Poland 1950-1989. We had no goods because government was too strong, too blind to see that there are stock shortages, (also goods were exported to Russia), so every person had their "kartki" - vouc
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1y ago
It somehow resonates in me with one of the first memes I was sharing Do you think that's air you're breathing now?
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1y ago
I was exasperated when I found out that I can't send files from my Android to my MacBook via Bluetooth. This is a standard protocol. Also (of course, how could I supect otherwise) the file transfer does not work too. These all work fla
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1y ago
The red flag appeared a few years ago already. My company forbade us to use it. This wan no problem for me, because I mostly use curl, but people got upset. We thought this too much restrictive, but ...
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1y ago
I have a C++ seasoned colleague who says that It framework went behind the current C++ standard, however I remember Qt Framework much cleaner than C++ itself (by making a sort of a enhanced subset), and would prefer use it. What are your op
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1y ago
Just install a pull-through proxy that will store all the packages recently used.
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1y ago
same. I believe I used to have some free version somewhere (bought on a CD with a magazine)
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1y ago
Does it mean that Sandoz can start production of a generic in Canada and sell it e.g. in Europe?
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1y ago
could you please tell what's the difference between VirtualBox and VMWare ESX? I mean what's the VirtualBox lacking as compared to ESX? I've never used an enterprise VMWare so I can't imagine what's different there?
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1y ago
Quite aggressive marketing, or maybe a troll?
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1y ago
We haven't lost. The best functionality of IDE is navigation (find implementations, calls etc) and refactor. Other functions are merely enhanced notepad.exe functionality
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1y ago
I was taught by parents to not pour hot water to the kettle, because the water heater might have lead pipes and cold water was omitting them. I wonder was it the case...
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1y ago
Yeah, I think this or another similar "copy protection" was my inspiration...
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I wonder when/where did they make it against the law to even tell anyone. I remember(1) time when law guys made illegal (in US i believe? or EU?) creating software that circumvents certain DRMs, so I made plans to create a txt DRM that
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1y ago
and if you don't send them ID the Chat will start responding "oh you little tike, that's something we need to ask your daddy if we're allowed to tell you"
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bit rot... What about good filesystems? Like ZFS which has checksums. Or maybe a zip with additional recovery data... I wonder if there is a ready-made solution that allows this to not require me scripting (and losing those scripts later or
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1y ago
TBH i've never heard about it before. And I even have a drive that records it! Thank you!!!! However what I've been thinking before you wrote about M-DISC - was making a set of HDD that I'd dump my photos and videos and rewri
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Connected, but quite different to this subject, is how to long term store photos (cloud does not count). HDD still seem to be the best solution, but not sure how often should I rewrite them
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But when looking for job people tend to be as nice for the interviewer as possible. Should the scammer join the call and pushed a little bit, anyone would run the malicious code
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