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by pmorici 6y ago
It’s because their electric grid equipment has been the source of ignition for wild fires in the past and the state fined them for causing fires which in part drove them into bankruptcy last year. So to avoid fines they cut off power whenev
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Tesla put a bunch of their charging stations onto solar panels with battery backup and they have large batteries on trailers with chargers they deploy to meet demand during peak travel periods. In a world where everyone or a lot people hav
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PBS News Hour? There isn’t enough of National or Global importance to fill a 24/7 broadcast so any channel that needs to fill that amount of time is doomed to have poor quality.
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I agree with the others that the right answer is don't. But if you are going to anyways a way to do it less idiotically is to use the 'static password' feature of a YubiKey. [0] That at least eliminates the desire to pick to
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This doesn’t change anything about the speed of the nvme drive it offloads the work load from the processor.
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I've always change to the 'classic' theme until it was finally removed in Windows 10.
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Yes, Buildroot comes with a bunch of configs you can use to build images that run on x86_64 and qemu. 'make list-defconfigs' will list everything that is available The A/B update thing typically works by having two disk part
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I bought some Nvidia stock around 2009 when it was around $30 after discovering GPGPU and CUDA thinking that technology would be huge for them. I sold it a couple years later at a loss as it looked like it was not going to take off. That
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You might also need a decongestant. You can take them separately over the counter or combined with a prescription for something like Claritin-D.
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Using distilled water instead of from the tap is another way to eliminate this risk.
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That is my understanding.
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Tesla Battery Day Live Stream(tesla.com)
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The most charitable thing I've seen is some of the videos that came from when Trevor invited several popular Tesla oriented YouTube and Twitter personalities to Nikola HQ for a day long tour and Q&A. Sean Mitchell in particular ha
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Would be more interesting if they broke it down from 18-22 (college age) and 23-29 (working age). Not everyone goes to college but it seems like a lot of this could be explained by kids living at home when their schools shut down in-person
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LEGO went through a period of financial difficulty around the turn of the century. The pivot to more themed and licensed brand sets is one of the things credited to turning around the company. They still sell the basic stuff but they can’
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Digi started using it as the user facing API for the programmable version of there xbee radio modules and those are very popular.
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Does it? I registered a trade mark for my small business. Didn’t require a lawyer and the fee wasn’t more than a few hundred dollars per 5 year period as I recall.
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EVs already solve that problem by mostly eliminating use of brake pads with regenerative breaking.
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The understanding that the US would respond in kind by banning the import of VW Group vehicles or putting a very high tariff on them. In any case it wouldn’t be in Germany’s interest with the new Tesla factory going up there.
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All of those things were done in the US. The eviction moratorium expired on July 24th but is likely to be renewed with the next relief bill under consideration in Congress right now. Some localities have passed moratoriums on evictions th
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We take our Model 3 Long Range on 14 hour road trips a few times per year to visit family. You can expect to spend roughly 30 minutes charging for every 3 hours of driving. The Autopilot is amazing on the freeway. Really love the car wou
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I’ve seen people rag on the author Fred L on Twitter for writing click bait negative articles on the company.
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You want an SUV, and need the extra space. It still drives amazing.
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Maybe this article is missing some important details but I don't see how having a special university is going to help the problem of getting more technical talent into government work. There are already tons of government scholarship p
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If the main dig against traditional IPOs is that they are miss priced I don't see how SPACs fix that. Two SPAC offerings in recent memory that I'm aware of, Virgin Galactic, and Nikola both had huge run ups soon after the mergers
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My impression of prominent criticism of the early iPhone was that it was shallow and self serving. The things competitors were saying about it, like implying it wouldn't be successful because people really wanted a real keyboard, seem
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The notion that you can ever sell at the absolute ideal time is a fantasy. The market typically takes a while to reflect fundamental change and does so gradually over time. Look at Nokia for example. From the day the iPhone was announced y
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I've recently realized that whenever I do really well in an investment I always sell it too soon. I've come to the conclusion there are really only 3 reasons I will sell anything in the future. 1. I need the money for somethi
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Yes, but it is a recognition that there is a certain general unfairness to holding someone to account for something which society found perfectly fine at the time it took place only to be made wrong after the fact.
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Not what the OP said. Even the US constitution recognizes that Ex post facto laws are bad and specifically prohibits their passage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex_post_facto_law#United_State...

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