wolvoleo

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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
We couldn't have been like Norway. Norway is super duper rich due to.... Oil rights elsewhere in the world. They play the best kid in class with electrification but their funding comes directly from contributing to the problem. And whe
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I live in northern Spain and it really doesn't get that cold. There's about a month during which I need a little plug in heater to stay above 18 degrees C. Then after a few weeks I find myself using it less and less. Honestly I wo
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yes but solar doesn't work at night and wind often does. You can't put all your eggs in the same basket.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Well yes this is true but air gapping isn't perfect security, it's important to understand that too. And true air gapping isn't possible because it'll need to be monitored somewhere central so there'll have to be so
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
AHH is that why I get so many international calls? Also the energy company scammers in Spain are still going strong. Even on local numbers.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
They should do the same here in Spain and not just for consumers but B2B as well. I get several sales people bugging me on email and LinkedIn per day. Of course I block them all but it just sickens me.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
In America yes. It still works just fine here.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Damn this is really awful. I hope it's not all manufacturers. I always use adb to clean up my phone from Ali the bloatware crap.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Did you try it with --user 0 ?
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Still. It must be possible to extract such a key. Even hardware key storage is not 100% safe.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yeah that's the main issue usually. Google has live data, otherwise I'd use something else
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It's a very American take yes. I also like to walk more on either side. Simply switching to walking is usually not the solution because I usually need some public transit to cover the majority is the distance.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I definitely don't live in the US.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Engineers are also cheaper, and electronics are cheaper so you can throw more at the problem. You have much less pressure to design towards a price if your costs are lower.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I've played through the whole thing on the day one patch. On PC it was really not that bad. On console was another story though
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
And, it also allows for more advanced, labour intensive, targeted styles of attacks to be leveled at targets much less promising.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Technologists don't drive decisions though. The shareholders do. Edit: I mean technically shareholders don't decide any operational choices but their shallow interests are what everything is decided around.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Also the business model will definitely shift more to services. A car will be not just the matter of buying it, but renting services on it like FSD, paying by data collection (which pays for 30%+ of the actual cost of current gen TVs etc).
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
This is sadly not exclusive to America. In Holland when a neighbour gets a new car the whole street comes out to ooh and aah about it and for a week you hear nothing but gossip about how he managed to buy another few car after only 27 month
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Well of course they are cheaper because China has much lower labour costs and they prop up their own industry. The same way they did with solar panels which killed the local EU industry for those. However we can get one back at China and he
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
> But people who hate on cars don't want to hear the truth: they're all too happy to take their bicycle to go buy the milk the semis brought to their city. The truth is it's not all about road damage. In fact I couldn&#x27
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Yes I know, I've seen that in some countries which are still very car-centric like Holland and others too. My ex's sister immediately went from a Yaris to this tank of an SUV when she got a baby. However it is very much status sym
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
In most countries in the EU weight is already a major factor in road tax though some have changed it to emissions. And yes lorries are billed lower for road tax otherwise they couldn't exist.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
And this is in EU, not even America where cars have always been tanks. I do think we will see fewer on the road though. In my city more and more streets are being pedestrianised. And unlimited public transport is only 24€ and amazing qualit
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
I've seen these decades ago. It was not fun passing them or even encountering one from the other direction because they kick up a ton of debris. But they are a fact of life in the outback. Back then the Adelaide - Darwin rail corridor
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Be careful what you wish for :) It did give me the reputation of being a cowboy. It has to match your personality otherwise I'm sure it will make you feel uncomfortable and out of control. However it also seems to tie me to projects th
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
To be fair she's always worth reading it you have an interest in aviation. Always impeccably researched, fair and impartial.
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Wow you take learning methodology so seriously. When it comes to learning (or in fact pretty much anything) I really hate structure. I thrive in chaos. When I want to learn something I just start and fill in knowledge gaps where I need, and
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
It could be handy if it's some batch work you don't need quickly. But that's pretty rare, tbh. It's way too slow for interactive stuff. With this kind of model I like to spar, fire ideas at and get feedback. Having hours
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by wolvoleo 3mo ago
Ahh no pics of what the result looks like. Just a pic of the hardware

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