Peanuts99

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by Peanuts99 5d ago
I think you greatly overestimate how many 8-10 year old EVs will actually require replacement batteries. Barring a few models with poor engineering choices, most cars will still have 80% of their capacity after 10 years and won't have
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by Peanuts99 5d ago
Isn't this usually because people don't like big jets flying over their houses.
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by Peanuts99 7d ago
Have you got any proof that anyone has been arrested specifically for a social media post? The most common case is Lucy Connolly, who was arrested for inciting racial hatred and pleaded guilty to the crime which carries a prison sentence. O
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by Peanuts99 7d ago
Merchants aren't going cash only to sell your data, they're doing it because it's expensive to handle cash and makes their taxes a whole lot more troublesome too.
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by Peanuts99 12d ago
If you've got access to an Azure subscription and you don't pay the bill personally.
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by Peanuts99 15d ago
What's to stop someone spoofing a GPS signal during that fix?
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by Peanuts99 19d ago
This is mostly a solved problem. My ThinkPad track pad is as good as any Mac.
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by Peanuts99 19d ago
The difference being Swiss watches are elegantly engineered pieces of art whereas internal combustion engines of any kind are essentially just rube goldberg machines that we have collectively normalised as a society.
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by Peanuts99 25d ago
A single bus journey is $20? That's insanely expensive.
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by Peanuts99 29d ago
I didn't think they'd completed the move yet, it's only partially on Azure - which to be fair could be another problem in itself.
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by Peanuts99 1mo ago
Perhaps driven by the very low likelihood of anything positive coming out of this.
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by Peanuts99 1mo ago
It costs money to campaign, it's not a seat any other party had a chance to win and it sends a clear message from the other parties that the whole stunt was a waste of everyone's time.
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by Peanuts99 1mo ago
Some of those SFP cards can use quite a bit of energy on their own. They're not designed with energy efficiency in mind. I've got an Optiplex with an i5 and two hard drives and that idles around 12W when idling.
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by Peanuts99 1mo ago
I take it that you'll be pleased when a data center is proposed to be built behind your house then yes?
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
You might have poor quality incoming AC. Capacitors in the power supplies will be under more stress if you regularly have over/under voltages or small spikes and surges.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
You can do the same with the GDID, it's stored in the registry.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Not in this case, but if you aren't building it to put humans in it at all, you can build it with higher requirements in mind. Traditionally there's no point building a plane that can withstand much over 9g.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
I've got a few planks over a ditch in my garden. The bridge only needs to be designed for the load and then some. In this case, this seems to work just fine.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
I recently got a trial for the Google AI Pro subscription and it burned through a week's in a single prompt. Quite impressive for sure.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
The counter to this is the UK.Gov website. Very simple and basic, modern (maybe) but very accessible. Government websites should put accessibility over everything else.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
The more I learn about telegram, the sketchier it seems.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Every glove is tested for conductivity to ensure it's not got tiny holes in, you can't do that with 'glue gloves'.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Doesn't DDG use Bing?
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Are they actually worse than businesses though? The internet, jet engines.. in fact whole swaiths of technology have been created under governments not enterprises. This just feels like an economic concept people blindly accept.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Ryanair has a pretty high safety record, they fly modern, well maintained planes because their margins are lower and they make them up in volume.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
Buses can carry 100 people at a time so have a far larger social utility. Besides, most are going electric.
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by Peanuts99 2mo ago
But that's just what OP is saying, you can 'refuse' to be limited to nature, but nature will have other plans for you.
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by Peanuts99 3mo ago
Most 90 year old lonely people would probably benefit more from an actual human carer than some clanker that can't do stairs, any kind of mobility assistance and can't even make them a cup of tea.
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by Peanuts99 3mo ago
Having renewables distributed however is the big challenge. We've gone from a world where you have a small amount of large generators in static places to having many generators everywhere. If you don't have the capacity to transfe
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by Peanuts99 3mo ago
No. 2 is enough though surely, I've had multiple incidences now where a series we've been watching on a streaming platform has disappeared without warning, running my own little media server alleviates that entirely.

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