I only ever seen #2 once in my life, and that’s in Decathlon. Just have to put stuff in the bin and they will show all the item and ready to pay, you just have to make sure all the item are accurate. It’s great shopping experience, but very expensive to implement for item that is very low value.
I agree, they don’t read summaries, they stop at headlines.
Biggest headache is to make sure your country is following what region if you’re not anywhere near those region. Like US region consist of the whole America(make sense), but for some reason also include Saudi Arabia and UAE(should be EU as it’s closer), and Singapore and Malaysia(should be TW as it’s asia and closer), while HongKong is with TW alongside Taiwan(where HongKong should be with CN but i guess this one makes sense as HK is autonomous region before the recent crackdown).
BYD did a 1.5MW and Geely did a 2.2MW charging now, but they faced the one big issue with such charging speed : building a facility for it. It requires a tremendous amount of power so it cannot pull only from the grid, so it can’t be deployed in most place. That’s the challenge they’re facing, and even Geely said the speed has peaked. Practically there’s no need to have those charging speed, more charger is much more beneficial than super fast charging.
“those fluid is VERY flammable, it’s insane people wanted to sit above one”
“it stink when it’s running.”
What you’ve posted is cherrypicking and factually and statistically wrong argument and you’re expecting people not calling bullshit?
Or only gone on trips that is longer than the range like 8 times last 5 years.
Would recommend continue with Death of the Outsider. This series is a masterpiece that no one can copy.
This one is quite hard iirc, i too struggle with it for some times. Mantis and their erratic movement always catch me offguard. The same as Nosk.
No argument on that, just that it be strange to worry about replacement part for an EV that isn’t 5 or more years old. You will make as less sense if apply that to ICEV too, no new vehicle are expected to breakdown. Whatever module that might break on an ICEV will break on an EV too, but that’s not enough to dismiss the point that EV is much more reliable solely because there’s significantly less part required to run it.
You won’t find any readily available part for a newly launched EV the same way you won’t find any readily available part for a newly launched ICEV.
Pokemon Picross on my newly hacked 3ds. It’s quite amazing puzzle game but instead of doing random figure you dot out a pixel art of pokemon, so once you done the puzzle you get a picture of a pokemon and then also get that pokemon and use the ability to help with the puzzle. I’m genuinely happy when i found a copy of it online, without it this game is officially unavailable everywhere. Kinda make a very strong point for game preservation.
I also started playing a bit of Ever Oasis, it feels like animal crossing with combat? Idk, still haven’t grasp what it is about, only spend half hour with it.
The only time i seen a new EV breakdown is due to…that 12v battery. It usually happened around 2 or 3 years down. Other than that i still haven’t seens any EV breakdown yet.
Also for the part availability, logically newly released car tend to not having part laying around because logically no one will expect a new car to break down and waste a storage space for it, so no matter what car you buy it will be the same. But if a new car(released only 2 to 3 years) have parts widely available, then logically speaking, is that car still reliable?
I still remember having a 4gb of ram on win7, and it’s enough for day to day tasks. The only thing that prompt me to upgrade to 8gb is games. It’s not too far ago MS recommend 16gb as a baseline for win11.
I’m looking at old optiplex, it’s significantly cheaper than rpi5, bigger in size though. I wonder how much power it will consume while hosting cloud storage, jellyfin, and home assistant.
So…any good alternative? Specifically for hosting. Rpi has been very expensive in my country since the start as here we don’t have any dealer, so price will always be 60% to 100% more expensive than MSRP. I don’t mind chinese brand, there should be a shit tons of chinese brand.
Because back then it isn’t a keyword smack across industry, not intrusive, without threatening every employees that they might left out, and no chip shortage. It’s a branding, you can’t blame people for not knowing.
Unfortunately a good chunk of linux distro resources and troubleshooting, and also many hobby stuff is over there.
Maybe he should let them get away with reckless driving i suppose.