pcdoodle

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871.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Beat me to it.
872.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
It was the germans that created laws restricting what could be used in beer (1516). I just picked up a hobby of brewing these very old recipes and have not heard of this one. Thanks for posting it!
873.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I'm in the same boat. If I need one, I'll buy it used.
874.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Xojo. It's clunky, it's like a tractor, not very good at any one thing but I use it everywhere.
875.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Slimy as hell.
876.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Good, I'm sick of their results in image search.
877.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
We already have quite a bit of extra capacity overnight while commercial and industrial are "offline".
878.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
The video does make a good point about the load capacity being at best half of what current trucks have. I wonder what the range would be at 45MPH vs 60MPH.
879.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Miata is the perfect car for electrification. Most sports car drivers would be okay with 200 mile range (less batteries) in exchange for light weight. I think the most I ever put on mine in a day (NA/R) was 120 miles, when parking it f
880.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I miss start drag and drop and contextual menus that were actually useful.
881.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Off their rocker.
882.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
We don't have the time to post the 1,000s of examples over the past 18 months. There has been censorship galore.
883.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I'd love to see what U-Haul has to say about such things. Everyone I follow in NYC, talks about how they're ready to leave.
884.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Too late, you lost my trust. You had me at handoff and lost me with this.
885.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
The internet feels like cable TV without this plugin. Cut the cord!
886.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
No way this is going to fly.
887.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Here's a nice video on sea level rise if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0tqpTH3m40
888.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
One could be made with the pinephone modem. I believe its running a version of android and people are working on reverse engineering it right now. The chip is a little big for a dongle so you'd end up with something kinda like the Open
889.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Insteon is pretty good (Wall switches, lamp dimmers and appliance modules). No central hub required. They form relationships with one another without a middle man. There's also a USB module if you like programming your own stuff.
890.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I know, I was going to upgrade my 2016 SE to a 12 Mini. Now I'm not interested at all.
891.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I just picked up a tom-tom on ebay for $30.00, I forgot how awesome having a dedicated GPS can be. No hot phone, no worries about data connection.
892.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Not true. Windows 11 can run "snappy" on even 10 year old hardware (with a SSD of course). Vista was a case of OEMs building systems with 512mb ram and "thrashing" out of the box due to their own bloat pre installed with
893.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I am done buying apple products. This is the final straw.
894.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
I wonder if these researchers would help productize their findings into a kick starter prototype kit, would this advance faster due to the hive effect?Seems like every innovation stops "3 feet from gold"
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
Thanks for the links. Trying to Ctrl-F a section number from the index does not bring up the section in the document. It almost seem intentional. Who has time to read the whole thing? I was interested in the vehicle per mile pilot program t
896.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Remember F-Zero for SNES? This looks kind of like that. If only we could dump 100 miles range of charging over 300' of "moving road pitstop". Hopefully Supercaps become more energy dense over the coming years because they co
897.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
That's a pretty good point. Pick your battles as they say.
898.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
Nice! What sort of rig do you use to test battery cycling?
899.
by pcdoodle 5y ago
It usually dies during an ungraceful shutdown. Had at least 3 go over the years until I switched to USB to SATA SSD boot. Not a problem since.
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by pcdoodle 5y ago
This especially makes sense if your controller is nice to the batteries. I would guess if we brought the 0-60 times down and charge/discharge cycling range to 45-75%, we could see battery packs lasting 30+ years in warmer climates. The

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