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shmoe
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shmoe
3y ago
Because they were mandated to and CCS-2 is actually superior to CCS-1. NACS is superior to CCS-1 by far.
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shmoe
3y ago
its called NACS because they opened it up.. didn't really have much of a name before.
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shmoe
3y ago
Like you said, the law of numbers.. if a Tesla stall is out theres usually 7 others to choose from. Any other network may have one or no alternatives (they're all broken sometimes).
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shmoe
3y ago
Also as they age you have to hold the top up for the J1772 communication pins to initiate the charge and then you can let go.
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shmoe
3y ago
So much better. Not to mention, same connector for AC (home) charging and DC fast charging (on the road at the super chargers). Whereas now with CCS you have a little cover over the fast charging pins you remove from your usual AC port to p
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shmoe
3y ago
I mean, to be fair -- they said we needed to conserve all the masks we had for medical staff because they had no idea what was coming.
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3y ago
Yet.
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3y ago
This one sums it up pretty good, though I'm not very fond of the sites sensationalism sometimes. https://electrek.co/2021/07/21/how-to-tell-if-your-tesla-qua...
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3y ago
No Model 3 has free supercharging that is transferable to the next ownwer though.
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3y ago
It's not that they remove it, it's that on certain models 2016-later it was sold as no longer being transferable where it originally was.
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shmoe
3y ago
So this is QUIC, right?
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shmoe
3y ago
Ok, consider me pissed about gopher too then I guess? I mean, you knew the exact date and all didn't you?
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3y ago
And it took years to get it with them kicking, screaming, and trying to take it away the entire time. Who has a pension plan these days?
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3y ago
Wave was awfully confusing. What was it even for?
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shmoe
3y ago
It all goes back to reader. That's when it went sour. They eroded all trust. No one forgets that one.
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3y ago
This guy used reader.
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shmoe
3y ago
Weird, I think you left out the part where they did include the dongle for the 3.5mm jack for at least 2 generations after they removed it and still offer one. But to each his/her own.
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3y ago
I believe one of it's defining features is that if you are experiencing the effect, only the people around you know it.
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shmoe
3y ago
I am in the exact same boat.. and someone hijacked the account and actually activated ad services. They have thus far been unresponsive and I really don't have it in me to rebuild 18 years of social networking. I may have to give this
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3y ago
It's something a webpage can access on it's backend (the database of ssid/bssid and their locations) and something your computer uses(the access points its seeing) to locate you in the lack of a gps receiver and saying yes to
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3y ago
Most of the US fleet is now commercial as well, and they're doing plenty of science on NASA's behalf. This is the future. Or we'd be stuck with one SLS launch every decade instead.
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shmoe
4y ago
distributed.net ftw.. those truly were the days.
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4y ago
Fore!
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shmoe
4y ago
Does anyone else always think email client first when they see the headline?
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shmoe
4y ago
Man I really want to but $10 a month seems like such alot for search..
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shmoe
4y ago
Hipster engineer :)
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shmoe
4y ago
this is the (modern) way.
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4y ago
Still haven't forgiven Google for killing reader. RIP.
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4y ago
"WSL 2 1.0" :)
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4y ago
So many people go the other way on this :(
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