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by xvf22 8y ago
Lovely... But if it works great 99.9% of the time it may just lull you into a false sense of security. Not saying the driver isn't at fault but this is especially true for Tesla where a firmware update may change autopilot behaviour in
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by xvf22 8y ago
These cheap 8x8 sensors may be useful[0]. [0] https://www.adafruit.com/product/3538
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by xvf22 8y ago
Care to provide a citation or clarify the period you're referring to?
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by xvf22 8y ago
I was surprised to see how many selfies showed people incorrectly wearing their oxygen masks by not covering the nose.
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by xvf22 9y ago
I remember reading about his large ham radio antenna setup in the desert. I heard him a few times on the bands over the years as well. Sad to hear he's a SK, have fond memories of staying up to listen to coast to coast as a kid.
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by xvf22 9y ago
I wonder how 1P vs 2P would affect memory bandwidth. The 1P vs 2P difference would probably be deeper than just CPU clock speed. Also, I wonder if these were Meltdown and Spectre patched.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Or he saw a bug go in and said nothing.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Yup that's the one I have, still holding up pretty well and I guess that's why.
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by xvf22 9y ago
It'll work 99% of the time and lull you into a false sense of security. The other 1% of the time you better be ready to take over with little notice or there's a chance you'll end up dead. And with automatic updates a section
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by xvf22 9y ago
Could you elaborat on the IKEA mattress? What was the model name and who was the famous manufacturer?
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by xvf22 9y ago
No you're right, the police happily pointed out that the woman was homeless and seemed to blame the victim. Why would they do that? It's reasonable to assume it's to keep Uber happy.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Ahh crap, didn't see that. Well I'm glad I kept the thing off the net. What a mess, I'm really curious to see if there are any good choices. The trouble is what is good now may turn into a turd somewhere down the line.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Hmm, I remember going through this debate awhile ago and settled on Vizio.
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by xvf22 9y ago
It seems that it was written in a way that confuses the issue intentionally.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Yup, they've gone up a good amount. https://www.extremetech.com/computing/263031-ram-prices-roof...
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by xvf22 9y ago
While Canada is excluded (so far) I'm just not comfortable going down to the US anymore and supporting this nonsense in any way. I wonder if it'll ever get bad enough where this information must be provided before an overflight.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Yup, I was wondering why the police put up such a strong defence even before an investigation. I suppose this may explain at least some of that. I wonder if the post crash emails will ever come out.
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by xvf22 9y ago
The police department was also quick to defend Uber by saying that the crash was 'unavoidable'. From the reports it seems like Uber were heavily focused on putting in miles trying to make up ground. The NTSB report will hopefully
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by xvf22 9y ago
Thank you, I remember using this at some point but forgot it. I'm still probably going to trash my account but this does make it much more tolerable. This and i.reddit.com make life on mobile a bit more pleasant.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Heh I don't bother with the app and suffer with the web interface. Annoyingly I now need to "Request Desktop Site" to use messenger or else it tries to get me to install the app. The artificial friction they're put in pl
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by xvf22 9y ago
Quotes still force the word to be included don't they? Though I suppose that still doesn't do much if the algorithm has tossed out the matches you want.
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by xvf22 9y ago
When I lived near the airport I made an ACARS monitoring box with the B200 and GR. Had a bunch of fun analyzing engine performance data and the funny messages going back and forth. Travelling with my rtlsdr has saved my butt a few times. Al
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by xvf22 9y ago
Above all I'm interested why the car apparently did not apply the breaks when a person appeared in the visible light camera. The NTSB investigation should be interesting.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Yup, and I look forward to the NTSB report. Let the facts speak for themselves.
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by xvf22 9y ago
It's very disingenuous to release this video. This is not the picture the car saw nor the human. That coupled with the fact that no radar or lidar data was released makes me wonder why the police seem to be bending over backwards to ab
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by xvf22 9y ago
Yup, it's just damn difficult to guard all busses all the time from a determined adversary. Hopefully the person backs down instead of escalating.
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by xvf22 9y ago
I may be just a scare tactic to get the person to stop doing it. If the person keeps things random then it's unlikely they'll be able to catch then without a heap of luck. Pellet guns can go quite far and be made pretty silent.
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by xvf22 9y ago
Putting under covers inside the bus does little to stop this. If the person keeps things random then it'll be difficult to catch them. Pellet guns can be made damn silent. It's more than likely a scare tactic to get the person to
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by xvf22 9y ago
And yet they managed to save the program and avoid the lithium battery issues of the 787 all while not being anywhere near as overweight as the 787 was upon introduction.
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by xvf22 9y ago
The social infrastructure is a bank account paid into by previous governments. They are pilfering it because it's easy and the fallout will probably land on someone else.

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