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by t0mas88 9mo ago
If that's true: What a total idiot in the police car. With a car on lane keeping / cruise control you could slow down in front of it all the way to a stop and it will gladly stop behind you.
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
The author may have a point, but the handwavy numbers read as if he has no idea how accounting works. Seems like he doesn't understand capex vs opex and how they influence profitability (and their cashflow effects)
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
All of the heavy BV requirements changed in 2012. You can now start a BV very quickly, if you want you can do it online, and without any minimum capital requirement.
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
In the Netherlands it's much simpler. The notary only has to identify you for their record keeping, no mandatory reading of things etc. And once identified for something you can easily authorise the notary to sign other things on your
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
Well cisco had their switches get into a boot loop, that sounds very broken...
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
This case would only happen if a CNAME chain first expired from the cache in the wrong order and then subsequently was queried via glibc. Theirs tests may test both that glibc resolving works and that re-querying expired records works, but
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
> 3. The Iryo train(Frecciarossa 1000), that caused the accident, was manufactured in 2022 and it passed a technical inspection just 4 days ago. The inspection is a risk factor. There is data from the aviation industry for example that e
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
He has 30 kW solar so the registration with the grid operator already happened. This isn't a grid limitation but a rule about safe home installations. The limits are low for things the general public gets to plug in on their own. Those
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
The problem is not the plug itself but the rating for the circuit it's connected to. If there is a 16A breaker for the circuit to protect the wiring from overload but you add 10A via a plugged in battery you're now allowing a tota
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
Nice write up! The new version Marstek Venus E 3.0 now natively supports modbus TCP via the normal network connection if you upgrade the firmware. So with that one you can skip the Waveshare setup.
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
That's excluding tax, net prices around 0.20-0.30 EUR / Kwh we common.
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
Someday ordinary Americans may want to consider getting something similar to GDPR in place? Companies in the US are abusing the public's data and privacy in so many ways. These things always result in victim blaming "you shouldn&#
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by t0mas88 9mo ago
What is it with Southern Europe and the football overlords? Spain is blocking half the internet, Italy is fighting Cloudflare. What's up? Are football leagues big political donors?
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Auto Claude - Autonomous multi-agent coding framework(github.com)
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
As a follow-up, Cloudflare came to the same conclusion: https://blog.cloudflare.com/bgp-route-leak-venezuela/ > The newsletter suggests “BGP shenanigans” and posits that such a leak could be exploited to collect int
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
What I mean is that cause and effect here could be different then the author thinks. We see some route changes, but those changes make no sense on their own since they wouldn't capture any traffic. That makes it more probable that BGP
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Alternative theory: Part of the operation caused power outages or disrupted some connections, the BGP anomalies were a result of that. The data would make that more likely, because deliberately adding a longer route doesn't achieve muc
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Also happens on iOS 18
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
As a long term BMW driver instead of Audi I have the same. I'm swapping one of my two BMWs for a Model Y Premium. Also tried the BYD 7 but the Model Y felt nicer to drive and with more space. The BMW iX1 is disappointing in range, inte
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
BYD Sealion 7 is better than a 2025 Model Y Standard and worse than a Model Y Premium in terms of ride quality/suspension and driving dynamics. The interior is more taste dependent, but the Model Y Standard is clearly a low budget vers
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Windows 10/11 UX is very slow in general. Combined with Intel mobile CPUs of the last few years running much hotter compared to Apple M models makes for terrible laptops. Lots of fan noise with a sluggish UI doesn't feel anywhere
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Over 15 years ago I worked with a telco that had similar affiliate issues. We decided to stop paying any affiliate commission at all and evaluate sales after some time to decide to continue the experiment or not. There was a little decrease
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
I agree, after 6 BMWs I'm now looking at other options. The new models don't work well for me. And things like the original adaptive suspension that the 6 and 7 series had (e.g. active antirollbars, true variable steering ratio an
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
But I think you only get to decide for the first kid? All following kids will have the same family name. At least that's the rule in the Netherlands.
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
It's like they don't understand that making life difficult for owners isn't good for business long term. People put up with it for Apple, but BMW isn't Apple. I wouldn't go without an iPhone but swapping a BMW for a
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
The cockpit side is very passenger friendly, it assumes zero aviation knowledge. It's a single button and once pressed the system will show on the screens that it's active, what to expect and where it is going. The passengers just
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Except that those are serious and work well for a lot of basic queries.
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Same setup in the Netherlands, there are right of way signs everywhere that apply when the lights don't work. One interesting effect is that there are also often pedestrian crossings that have priority over everyone. Normally those are
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
Well this was a JetBlue airliner, presumably full of American tourists. Probably not a very popular move to shoot that down.
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by t0mas88 10mo ago
That's the normal setup, but the parent comment made it sound like theirs would build every commit?

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