lunakid

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   by lunakid 3y ago

   As soon as the car door gets (partly) underwater (i.e. not too many seconds), even a sliding door could be incredibly difficult to open if it also had to be pushed outward first. Breaking the glass (or somehow still managing to slide the wi
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   by lunakid 3y ago

   Maybe the same units basically everybody has always ever used (in earnest) for space tech (including NASA)?
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   by lunakid 3y ago

   It's still grim. All the "signals" we have are from the hypeworks. It's fascinating, actually, how basically nobody in the media had the guts to be honest & neutral, and state the obvious fact that things aren't
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   by lunakid 3y ago

   Just trying to keep up with demand could explain it alone. The strict quotas (even for Plus users), the occasional errors and long waits etc. etc. indicate that the hardware performance has clearly been a bottleneck all throughout. And dema
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   by lunakid 3y ago

   Hehe, wonderful! :) Did it actually invent anything noteworthy for P4?
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   by lunakid 3y ago

   Absolutely. And if one wants to look for scary things, a big one is how there seem to be genuine efforts to achieve proper alignment and safety based on the shaky ground(s) of our "human value system(s)" -- of which even if there