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b7we5b7a

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    Comment #40137832

    Other manufacturers have recalls too, for equally dangerous conditions, but only Tesla ever makes the news (I'm not defending Tesla, just proving a point). CT has been out for ~4 m…

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    Comment #40137562

    > People will buy nice electric cars that aren't riddled with quality issues. Anecdata: my father bought a VW ID.4 1 year after I got my M3 (2019). The MY wasn't available yet. VW …

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    Comment #40129645

    While I agree that Musk's personality is damaging Tesla a lot lately, and it lost a huge chunk of the accumulated goodwill, I still don't get how people manage their daily lives th…

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    Comment #40039158

    Yes, but you need to build a similar network of hydrogen pumps as we already have for gas, hydrogen requires more power and infrastructure to store, requires more energy to extract…

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    Comment #40039039

    "We fucked up the air globally in But seriously, we lack the understanding to do local geo-engineering, much less at global scale. Hard pass. Reducing CO2 emissions by going green …

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    Comment #39858446

    I run kubernetes as... a standalone node. I run it on a dedicated server with two disks on btrfs RAID1, with a subvolume for each pod that needs it (hostPath). Not the minikube ver…

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    Comment #39710607

    Agree, it's not just direct cost of the material. I work in a small software shop (~10 people), and besides me there's only one other guy that could take up the task of running wir…

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    Comment #39144756

    I'm not sure where this serious trouble is. - Model Y was the bestseller 2023 - they keep ramping up production and fabs - they are sitting on a pile of money - quality has been st…

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    Comment #39140450

    Some anecdata from daily cold booting my MacBook Pro 16' 2019: - Slack is very reactive, displays a spinner in - Outlook (new experience mode) is a bit slower, takes a few seconds …

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    Comment #38910171

    Been driving a M3 since 2019: at this point I feel most of the people complaining about Tesla UX have never really driven one for more than a rental day. Yes, everything is in the …

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    Comment #38653746

    ...with which you still need to fight with MongoDB. I'm still running with a Turris Omnia as router, which served me very well for >7y, added a small legacy SSD, managed to setup e…

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    Comment #38639205

    In aviation autopilot nowadays can do much more than just "keeping the plane straight", it can also improve stability during maneuvers, or auto-land (mostly, ILS). But even aviatio…

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    Comment #38627620

    If people are worse on average, on average they'll cause more accidents. They won't get a firmware update, but they'll get an IM while they're late, won't pull over to reply, and r…

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    Comment #38625346

    You pay to have traffic visualization , but traffic data is part of the trip planning, and the navigator does reroute you on a faster road if it's available (the delta is configura…

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    Comment #38625255

    > It wasn't the full Autopilot, just the lane following/adaptive cruise control kind of thing but we almost did go off the road at least once. Your friend should have warned you th…

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    Comment #38523598

    Perhaps it's because I work in a small software shop and we do only B2B, but 99% of our applications consist of a frontend (JS served by an nginx image), a middleware (RoR, C#, Rus…

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    Comment #38154386

    Not having to constantly apply a ton of micro-corrections for keeping the speed, keeping the car centered, slowing down to cars in front, ... takes away a TON of mental fatigue, ev…

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    Comment #37577264

    You're welcome, no problem :) I honestly couldn't tell too much difference between my M3 1-pedal driving (stop mode: Stop) and my father's ID.4 (not sure if it was in B mode). I us…

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    Comment #37531152

    Replying by point, as I've been driving my 2019 M3 for 4y now: - agree, rent it for a few days after the test drive, EVs have a different style of driving that might not suit you -…

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    Comment #35748012

    > Put another way, if you look at all the features that I want in a car (robust safety cell, powerful propulsion, quiet, smooth ride, rare) none of them can be upgraded without phy…

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    Comment #35395442

    I've been using Linux as my daily driver for ~15y, have a Windows installation just for non-Steam games. When I switched jobs 5y ago I was issued a MacBook, and I had to adapt. My …

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    Comment #35324013

    I've been issued a Mac Laptop for work, and for the first 2 months by far the #1 issue for me was the alt-tabbing (edit: always been a Linux/Windows user). I've been successfully u…

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    Comment #34833864

    The BIOSRenamer.exe tool included with ASUS BIOSes is only to be run if you need to use USB Flashback feature (USB Flashback expects a certain filename). I just flashed the BIOS to…

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    Comment #34556783

    If your gums are regularly bleeding after each flossing round, either you're applying too much pressure with the floss (you don't need to cut your gums) or likely using a low quali…

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    Comment #34545818

    Agree with this, 100%. Have been using Kagi since the invite phase. The moment they opened up and switched to subscription, I immediately subscribed (you'll run out of the free quo…