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Usernameblankface , 1 day ago

What’s the difference? Most of what’s on there is an ad for something. A lifestyle, a look, a road trip destination, a festival, a food.

Usernameblankface , 5 days ago

I mean, yeah. It would be harder to track, but desperate people do desperate things when the law makes it hard to leave.

Usernameblankface , 7 days ago

I was hoping they’d start adding a sort of rounded plastic shell to make it more aerodynamic and cover over the sharp edges, but if customers still like them after an injury there’s no incentive to dull the edges.

If enough non-customers are killed, they may have to do something, but idk what.

Usernameblankface , 9 days ago

Yep, they suddenly started doing that early this morning after several hours of playing videos just fine.

Usernameblankface , 16 days ago

Prepaid flip phones still exist.

Usernameblankface , 16 days ago

Absolutely. Sometimes I consider getting a separate Bluetooth keyboard, but I seriously doubt it would be similar enough to scratch the itch. I really miss knowing exactly where all the keys are by feel and typing without looking.

Usernameblankface , 16 days ago

I want to be able to pull up an 80% version of a website on my phone, and have a button to open the full website on my computer for when I get home.

Usernameblankface , 16 days ago

Now that I’ve seen this… Most of the things people want out of a dumb phone can be accomplished by putting an android on ultra power saving mode. Except physical keyboards.

Usernameblankface , 20 days ago

Good. Set a precedent that you have to be careful of making wildly unrealistic claims.

Usernameblankface , 24 days ago

I thought I was seeing the same jeep over and over, but no… Most of them have a whole row of ducks all of a sudden

Usernameblankface , 27 days ago

Kind of like modern pickup trucks? Some get actual use, many more are just pretty and for the illusion of usefulness.

Usernameblankface , 27 days ago

I also don’t find them particularly good looking, but their owners sure do!

I like identity token for trucks that never see truck use.

Usernameblankface , 30 days ago

One more thing that makes Tesla hacking a profitable skill.

Usernameblankface , 29 days ago

If that’s all it is, then simply charge less without making any changes.

Usernameblankface , 30 days ago

It helped me to know that checking out items helps the library.

I always thought of it as being a consumer of library resources, but the fact that the books/movies/library of things items are being checked out helps them prove that their services are useful to the community.

Usernameblankface , 30 days ago

Ultra specific storage cubbies for your favorite 5 tools. Label tags. Cabinet door knobs. Print in place toy cars with rolling wheels and doors that open. Compliant mechanisms. A coin sorting device. If they can print flexible things, phone cases.

Do not expect anything 3d printed to be food safe.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

They influence the buying decisions of their audience.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Yep, time to block the troll

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Getting out of hand? They’ve been out of hand for a while.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Lower power density, higher cycle life, safer. Sounds good for stationary power storage.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Yes, absolutely. For a regular daily commute to a job that allows you to afford 2 vehicles, having one of the two with a shorter range with more charge cycles makes a lot of sense.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Yeah, a car that started out with 150 miles of range, has degraded to about 80 miles of range, and is known to be safe would be ideal.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

On Facebook… So there’s a clear trail of who is planning what and who is agreeing to go along. People with long histories of posting far right content, so when they inevitably cry “but a leftist plant orchestrated all this” there is evidence to the contrary.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

It’s not even “tracking down”. It’s public information that is easily searchable. It should be easy to stay 2 steps ahead of these groups planning things out in the open.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Yeah, do it. Quit being a consumer of mixed source power, start being a producer of steady, good energy.

(Dirty enough that calling it clean green energy gets pushback, but far better than non-green normal sources like coal or natural gas.)

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

I’m guessing that it can run multiplayer Doom with ray tracing turned on.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

It seems to be a soul-crushing job. Better to give it to the bots who have no soul.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Can’t show ads in my feed if I don’t have a feed!

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Even if they don’t fail, knowing how to hack them, how to replace the Tesla computer with your own that functions without Tesla approval, how to make the car function without self driving that might lock up the tires at highway speeds… These are valuable skills to have.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Yeah, but I can leave the site alone and go on with my life. Sorry to anyone who is required to use either or both for work or whatever

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

Seems like ai companies should take some of that investor cash and build up their own power supply. Maybe they can be the ones to use the small, modular nuclear power stations I’ve heard a little about. Or go bananas on solar and various energy storage solutions.

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago

European descendants living in a very sunny place. Yep, checks out

Usernameblankface , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

I try to use “because I said so” as little as possible. It’s a lot more work, but they know why they’re doing most of what they need to do, and they know why they’re avoiding what they should not do.

Edit: I’ve noticed that making an effort to avoid “because I said so” has built up a habit of thinking about why I’m telling them to do something before I say it out loud. Often times, this changes what I’m about to tell them to do.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Ah, this is why I don’t know what Bluesky is. I had no interest in Twitter, so shrugs whatever

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

If there is any way to match up new blades coming in with shipments of old blades or worn out components going back, that would be ideal.

But also large bags of sea water would do the trick.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Bold of you to assume that everyone knows movies and shows aren’t real.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

I’m sure these sites can’t do anything at all ever to make any impact at all on this issue.

unless they’re okay with nudging their profit margins downward to get it done

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Yes, if the cost is low enough that the price per Kw is less, I think we would find more places to put it. On fences, on balconies, on rooftops of course, on awnings for parking spaces, on gazebos as a shade curtain, on pavilion rooftops… Yeah

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Also, as we realize that we don’t need 400+ miles of range in a commuter car, cheaper battery chemistries make a lot of sense, despite their shorter range per kg or lb

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

I think trim packages or settings in the car that trade acceleration for range make a lot of sense.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Yes, and varying the amount of power put into the system would increase or decrease the total range. A full power launch depletes the battery more quickly than a gentle, controlled acceleration to road speed.

I’m talking about limiting the amount of power that can be dumped into the motor at any given time, or limiting the power of the motor itself in order to get a more efficient experience.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Yeah, it’s about the price of a full engine and transmission replacement for an internal combustion car.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

It accounts for speeding… How? Cross reference location with local speed limits? Record times above an internally set speed?

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

The posted speed limit plus 5mph is considered normal where I’m from in America. 10 over is asking for a ticket.

I visited Texas once, and was amazed to see most everyone driving 20-30mph over the posted limit, even past the speed traps with no consequences.

Usernameblankface , 2 months ago

Huh. Seems like ai startups and clean manufacturing should invest in building their own solar and wind farms, mini nuclear power plants, and geothermal generation plants. If the AI or whatever doesn’t work out, they can fall back on selling the power they generate. if it does work out, they don’t have to pay grid prices for their power needs.

Usernameblankface , 3 months ago

*Shrugs

Okay.

None of my work, very little communication, and none of my entertainment come from Facebook or Instagram.

Usernameblankface , 3 months ago

I meant referring them to human specialists.

Usernameblankface , 3 months ago

Because what’s going on in your own head a would taint your treatment plan and cause it the be a self-defeating plan.