SuzukiBrian

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by SuzukiBrian 6mo ago
Within a week they would have a rocket prototype where you can plug in a mouse and keyboard and play doom on the exhaust flames by mixing different fuel chemicals.
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by SuzukiBrian 7mo ago
And in "soul.md" no less! Imagine having a soul full of grammatical errors. No wonder that bot was angry.
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by SuzukiBrian 8mo ago
I loved Blindsight, Pandora's star and Solaris. Might check out the rest on your list.
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by SuzukiBrian 8mo ago
Roadside Picnic I believe would also fall into this category. Though the aliens are just theoretical in the book and the characters deal with what is speculated to be the aftermath of an alien visit.
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
I would, but once I fully understood the problem it was too late to return it. When I got the car I simply turned off the features, and because I don't drive a lot I didn't notice that the car would turn them on again until I was
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
My dealer suggested that I cover the sensor with electrical tape, since that is what all his other customers were doing. It will then just give off a single warning when you start the car telling you, that the forward attention warning is d
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
It's required in new cars from 2025 and onwards.
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
No, it will actively prevent you from turning the wheel if it means you will go outside your lane. It does have threshold if you struggle enough, in which case it will simply undo the lock and you get to jerk the wheel dangerously in that d
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
It's true, mine has that as well. While I can't turn off the default mode, it is thankfully only visuals and sound. It does however also have the assisted suicide mode, where it will either jerk the wheel or prevent the wheel from
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
No, it is mandatory for all new cars in the EU since 2025 and while you can turn them off, they will turn themselves on again once the car has been turned off. It doesn't matter if you use lane assist or cruise control. Unfortunately.
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
I understand the spirit of the law, but any implementation by the EU feels like making a wish to a monkey paw these day. I would love for people to stop watching tiktoks on their phones while driving on the motorway, but the implementation
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
I actually knew about this one going in, since it's been a requirement for a bit longer. My Hyundai has two modes, one where it simply beeps if you cross the lines without the turn-signal and the dangerous one where it locks the steeri
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
Unfortunately as I've later learned, it's a requirement in all cars in the EU from 2025, so there is no way to disable it permanently. Thank you for the suggestion though.
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
Because it's otherwise a great car. I did notice the problems during the test-drive, but I figured it wasn't a problem, since it could be turned off in the console. So I turned them off and forgot all about it. I would never have
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by SuzukiBrian 1y ago
My brand new car has a feature called forward attention warning which is driving me insane. It is essentially a small camera located at the steering wheel column which emit a series of high beeps and have an eye icon blink in the dashboard