vel0city

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by vel0city 6mo ago
I don't trust anything Tesla posts on their website about self driving. They've been known to post entirely fictional stories about their self driving. Crazy you still choose to believe them after they've been known to so bra
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by vel0city 6mo ago
Mustang Mach E. But once again, lots of other cars have similar self driving tech, many better than the Mach E or Teslas. The Bolt I was considering at the time could have also done most of that trip hands-free. And that was actual hands-fr
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by vel0city 6mo ago
> two month delivery estimate. Their website for my zip said two weeks. Which seems like a long while, seeing as how their big "can't-call-it-a-dealsership" nearby has like 20-30 sitting on the lot for a while. I imagine t
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by vel0city 6mo ago
I've driven from Dallas to Houston barely having to touch the wheel or pedals the whole way. I don't own a Tesla. Other brands have had self driving features for years now. Some even operate at a higher level of automation.
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> I would now have to make sure my IPv4 and IPv6 firewall stack are perfectly mirroring each other. You'd still have that in your IPv4-with-more-bytes, as you'll still probably end up running dual-stack to address those old-v4-
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> so there should be no need to pay for an IPv4 address for any internal machine At what level did you need to pay for IPv4 addresses in this stack? You should have been able to make this work with a private IPv4 space, have the ECS serv
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by vel0city 7mo ago
One major difference in the 3G->4G and now 4G->5G conversion was that was largely a single-party change in the end to actually implement. The client and the server hosting an application doesn't care about whether that traffic is
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by vel0city 7mo ago
I've had laptops with cellular modems built in going back to Pentium IIIs. The Compaq N600c had a "multiport" bay on the lid, one of the options was a GSM modem.
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by vel0city 7mo ago
It has been interesting to me to see how the usage of "my wifi bill" instead of "my internet bill" has shifted.
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by vel0city 7mo ago
This is far from reality. In truth the Trump administration has been ignoring court orders time and time again. Don't repeat lies. > That does not end the Court’s concerns, however. Attached to this order is an appendix that identif
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by vel0city 7mo ago
Its not US servicemembers pulling the trigger, its not US commanders deciding on targets, its not the POTUS starting the war. Pretty radically different things in my book. How many US servicemembers were injured or killed in the US's a
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by vel0city 7mo ago
I totally agree with you there. I'm in no way trying to suggest it was specifically a failure of certain states or individual administrations; its a mixed bag of failures at a lot of different levels with the federal government having
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by vel0city 7mo ago
The US was involved in Gaza? The United States was actively spending billions dropping munitions there? When? Under which administration was the US directly involved in bombing Gaza? Can you further clarify how the US was involved in the wa
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by vel0city 7mo ago
The question would be would decent lawfirms stake their reputation and legal risk providing legal advice from an LLM they host directly to their clients? Sounds like a great way for your clients to sue you when their cases go sideways by od
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> Democrats got led into Israel's wars too. Which ones?
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> the administration did not hold up their end of the deal Trump? Not holding up his end of the deal? Who could have seen that coming!
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by vel0city 7mo ago
While Trump's "raking the forest" take is clearly uninformed and unintelligent, there's a substantial kernel of truth to longstanding forest management policies making some of these wildfires worse than what they could h
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by vel0city 7mo ago
Yes, it would. But there isn't currently a law limiting the amount of tomatoes one can grow especially for personal consumption. In 1938, the Agricultural Adjustment Act was passed. This law tried to control the prices of food by deter
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> That's not how it's done. Its not how it was done because of NAT. You just couldn't have done it that way for a long time. We don't need NAT anymore. > For the reasons I explained before, mainly LAN security an
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> will shrink the optimal team size, but I don't expect the jobs to actually go away If they've shrunk the team size, that means some jobs (in terms of people working on a problem) will have gone away. The question is, will i
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by vel0city 7mo ago
Some people watch TV channels which do nothing but present things to buy with a phone number to order. Lots of live shows as well, its not just non-stop pre-recorded infomercials. It doesn't surprise me in the slightest such an idea wo
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> you're asking me if I would class this as a 20k USD (plus environmental and societal impact) bug? Not this bug in particular as a single bug bounty, but as an entire codebase audit that exposed multiple bugs? Sure.
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by vel0city 7mo ago
The Bush Dome Reservoir is a giant underground formation. So yes, it's being stored underground.
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> I asked which is easier to make . Which is easier to make? The one I don't even have to make, I already have. Which pizza is easier to make, the premade pizza that's already ready to eat and is right in front of you, or the
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> instead of answering the question as asked I've answered it twice. Its easier to use the thing you already have than it is to make something new. Is that really difficult to understand? > you could've registered a brand ne
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by vel0city 7mo ago
Lots of people will have a show on or something while they're cooking or cleaning or doing other things. Is it worse for it to be interesting technical content with fun other stuff thrown in than if was an episode of Friends or Fraiser
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by vel0city 7mo ago
You asked which is easier, and I gave my answer. It's easier for me and many many many millions (billions?) of others to have a phone number and state ID, because we'll have already had a phone number and state ID on hand for deca
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> And I think their shipping took 2 days. Their shipping was pretty incredible. I'd drop one off early morning pickup at my college campus and have another DVD the next day aternoon in my mailbox sometimes. It was crazy how fast I c
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by vel0city 7mo ago
Well, I and a lot of the people I'm going to talk to through things like Signal are going to have a state ID regardless as I live in a country where one practically needs to drive a car to function in society. On top of that so many ot
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by vel0city 7mo ago
> The fact that you access it from the internet side doesn't make it public A service I'm using its public IP for, routing through public network connections over the public internet, but somehow its not public networking its p

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