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by rasz 1y ago
It wasnt that old when they started in 1985. Then they did it again selecting lowest cheapest EC020 model in 1992, sadly I couldnt find any info/leaks about the price of that contract, official 1992 price for cost reduced 4mips 68EC020
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by rasz 1y ago
Whole idea behind ARM was running at full speed of ram. Amiga had very little Ram BW to spare for CPU so ARM2 would be throttled by narrow slow ram bus in the Amiga.
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by rasz 1y ago
Afaik only A3000 and A4000 shipped with Fast ram, both computers werent really price competitive with PCs.
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by rasz 1y ago
Ram was relatively cheap between 1985 and 1987 hovering around $100-150 using 256Kbit chips. Then 1987 anti dumping laws lined up with fabs upgrading to lower yielding new 1Mbit chips and things got crazy. In 1988 256K chips went from $3.5
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by rasz 1y ago
>what really blows my mind is how cheap Amiga ended up being Commodore was buying 68000 CPUs from Motorola at $2 a pop thanks to owning a fab and knowing how much it cost to make such chip in house and using that knowledge in negotiation
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by rasz 1y ago
Offered or "offered" like the videogame scam Pawn Stars Super Mario that started the whole WATA debacle?
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by rasz 1y ago
"run" at the speed of brisk walk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oV3hvqRtTgM more of a fast sneaking. I dont think I saw real running non tethered robot before Boston Dynamics, and today running is indeed in reach
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by rasz 1y ago
Thats not fair, there was AWESOM-O in 2004 :) Asimo was a dead end. Preprogrammed/precalculated static balance, that uncanny 'Im holding a surprise in my diaper' walk.
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by rasz 1y ago
Modern 1541 turbo, like Krills Transwarp, tops out just shy of 20KB/s on unmodified hardware https://csdb.dk/release/?id=214786 with steady 16KB/s in normal use https://www.obliterator918.com/
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by rasz 1y ago
mmm PC Plus, UK mini version of Computer Shopper, 300 pages of product listings with prices to lust over.
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by rasz 1y ago
Add Belarusian girl from yesterday, definitely didnt speak local languages https://www.the-independent.com/asia/southeast-asia/myanmar-...
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by rasz 1y ago
Weird follow up without apologizing for smearing LCSC with no evidence whatsoever. Imagine someone writing a blog post like "LLMs produce AI slop on regular basis. This piece of code I found somewhere on the web sure is AI slop, I neve
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by rasz 1y ago
electrek is not a Bash-Elon-Club, its 'I was a true believer but got scammed with fake roadsters worth half a $mil I will never see in my life' club.
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by rasz 1y ago
drones or happy little accidents: Hungary https://apnews.com/article/hungary-oil-danube-refinery-fire-... Romania https://ukranews.com/en/amp/news/1112511-explosion-at-lukoil...
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by rasz 1y ago
Isnt the majority of the invested money coming from regional Chinese Governments and individual Chinese investors?
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by rasz 1y ago
Have you tried using those models? qwen for example cant even do something as basic as clustering analysis on a list of integers, hell it goes off the rails when just reading said integers from a file - starts babbling about determining num
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by rasz 1y ago
Scratch that Nissan date. They only released press notes this year about 2026 model finally using active thermal management next year, and this is precisely how clownish Japanese carmakers are
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by rasz 1y ago
Oh lol what a Nissan shitshow :( The proper fixed tech was "unveiled" in 2025 not released.
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by rasz 1y ago
Good news is you stumbled on first Leaf model with actually actively thermally managed battery so at least in theory if Nissan didnt screw anything your battery wont degrade like older 1 and 2 gens.
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by rasz 1y ago
The remaining driveable ones yes, because most were scrapped https://www.reddit.com/r/1stGenTundras/comments/1jb2h2i/toyo...
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by rasz 1y ago
Nissan Leaf: 2025. Toyota Prius Prime: 2023
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by rasz 1y ago
Up to very recently only Tesla had good battery management. Other manufacturers joked around with things like no active battery thermal management, Nissan Leaf finally got one this year lol.
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by rasz 1y ago
>2012 Kia Soul will last until 200k miles not the 1.6L GDI one
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by rasz 1y ago
Lucky you got the quirky FJ instead of more rational Tacoma, Tundra or Sequoia with their disintegrating frames.
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by rasz 1y ago
This is the new normal, you just got lucky. For example someone in the comments mentioned his 03 Pontiac Vibe GT - he also got super lucky. Non GT Vibes were powered by factory defective 1ZZFE.
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by rasz 1y ago
UK ZEV mandate led to absolutely insane EV incentives for businesses distorting the market towards huge expensive but crap German EVs like Audi e-trons. Those EVs depreciate like crazy. Mercedes EQS must be a record holder at 50% in a year.
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by rasz 1y ago
10 years is when you really should do a heavy refresh in the engine bay. Stem the tide of oil leaks, replace perished rubber hoses, tuneup (plugs & leads) because lets be honest you never replaced those unless one was obviously broken,
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by rasz 1y ago
>the only maintenance Suspension and tires are the biggest items for EVs. The twist is cheap owner can neglect those and keep driving past service window with ripped bushings and clapped out tires until hitting that magic 3 year goal, th
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by rasz 1y ago
Thats exactly what fluxengine is for. You load flux image and it exposes the filesystem https://cowlark.com/fluxengine/doc/filesystem.html
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by rasz 1y ago
https://github.com/davidgiven/fluxengine and my little contribution if you have a $5 logic analyzer board (FX2LP) and want to play in Sigrok/PulseView/DSView https://github.com/raszpl/sig

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