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by x38iq84n 7y ago
> everyone has to adjust according to their circumstances whoever they are The level of your arrogance is astonishing. There is this group of people called the old people. Not disabled, just old with degraded fine motorics, weaker grip,
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by x38iq84n 7y ago
It still is garbage, only some people demanded more resources to be spent on making the items so they can be claimed reusable. In order to follow the movement I would need to carry a backpack of some sort, all the time and all places, or be
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by x38iq84n 7y ago
At this point we’re supposed to carry the following non-disposable items with us, or pay at every step during the day: - shopping bags - coffee cup - water bottle - straws Who wants to carry all this garbage? Nobody. Give us all a break.
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by x38iq84n 7y ago
Nice! Hope to see it implemented by all RIRs soon.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
> The mechanism in question was and is known by all participant countries that joined the EU. That is just not true. The mechanism was changed drastically by Lisbon treaty - no more vetos, qualified majority now overrules the rest. Needl
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
This is called sovereignity ala EU. EU countries are sovereign - to pass laws they do not want or agree with, under the threat of sanctions by the EU.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
There is a lot of negative sentiment around Tesla lately. The Giga Factory was supposed to be Tesla's greatest asset, its largest advantage in the market, that enables exponential growth of production and sales. It looks like bears are
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
SecureCRT, mainly because of its support for scripting and active development (VanDyke implemented a feature suggestion of mine).
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
I am so happy that the EU has all its hard problems sorted out that we can now tackle this hardship. Imagine the horror of buying veggie burgers, only to find out there ain't no meat in them. That would never happen had they been calle
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
The driver is required to keep their hands on the wheel and be ready to take over control in a split second, have you missed the memo? /s The current development state of AP would make a nice MS thesis on a quality university, but is a
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Just a demo of marginal improvements to juice investors, no true demonstration of a major technological advance. Where is the coast2coast demo?
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Does it really? It is wrong and the users need to know it.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
This is security by "no one should be asking for your password". The responsibility is with the user and they need to be taught "you must not disclose your password to just anyone who asks for it".
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Like RFC 2142? https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2142.txt
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Sounds like good news for Tesla at first, but look into the details: - Norway is Tesla’s “fourth-biggest market worldwide” despite its small 5-million population - “Norway received what was likely its biggest shipment of Teslas earlier this
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Good job! Reminds me of my favorite email service http://abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyza... .
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
You are very correct. Today, x38iq84ns can leave their phone at home and the phone does not send tickets based on speed and does not call the cops against them based on geofencing. And because the vehicle tracking is not panacea, it will be
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
You are already admitting that the current proposal will solve nothing, but will require further steps: prosecuting tampering with the limiters, prosecuting driving a car without them (even unknowingly [!]) and so on. All of that to ineffec
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
> they can have the record amended to show what their true intention was, but the vote is binding. Amazing rules, what a club to be in!
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Downvote all you like, but it won't change a thing that those wilfully reckless drivers just won't get a new car with these limiters or will disable them and will not be impacted, unlike the millions of others who are forced to pa
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
This is no enforcement as long as it's just an alert. Those who want to follow speed limits can do that already, there is this new thing called speedometer that comes with every car. More electronic gadgets solve nothing but build infr
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Good point, though I consider that as just an implementation detail. Bypass sampling for designated system accounts and you will be able to see if systems leak cleartext secrets into logs or not.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
The solution is trivial: a watchdog. Have a watchdog log into a dummy account with a "well-known" password and then inspect logs for that well-known password.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
I am grateful they exist and provide housing development. As developers should naturally do.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
The government and the PM promised they would honor the result of the vote and carry it out. They sent a leaflet with this promise to every door in the UK. They vote may not be legally binding, but the government is morally obliged to carry
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
2048?
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
> late 2020 for sleep while the car drives Musk is often overly optimistic and he keeps underestimating the problem at hand. I call BS on this, it won't be ready in 5 or even 10 years. And then there is a regulatory approval.
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Thanks (to all in this subthread). I've skimmed through this doc, I have watched https://vimeo.com/274274744 linked from original reddit discussion and I have lost all remaining faith in AP as it is today. This should
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
Indeed. I have never understood the cheering for OTA of something that can literally kill you. Were they limited to infotainment and the useless easter eggs I would not care, however AP OTA is downright scary, especially pushed by vendor in
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by x38iq84n 8y ago
I have always wondered... Does the AP have some higher-level notion of object permanence, continuity (road behind a horizon or after a curve) and things like that? Does it track a pedestrian that is momentarily hidden behind an obstacle and

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