Why is it off putting? Someone could be using a phone or a concealed omnidirectional microphone for this and you wouldn't know. You never know who's recording you anyway.
Obviously a car isn't a dedicated listening room. Music can be enjoyed by just listening to it and not focusing on all the nuances. Or are you one of those hardcore audiophiles who can't listen to music without a ultra…
Room temperature. Most foldables have a real glass layer (not the top layer though) which somehow bends.
You can make it so much better than stock with proper insulation and speaker elements. Car manufacturers often use 5€$ elements which sound like shit.
Samsungs commercial grade signage displays have become quite smart and so have LGs.
You don't drive to islands.
I haven't had any suspend/resume issues for years on laptops with Linux. I've used multiple ThinkPads and Dell XPS machines. Currently rocking an ancient MacBook air from 2014 running Ubuntu which also doesn't have any…
The concrete the Romans made actually hardened over time because they used volcanic ash and quicklime which fills micro cracks by itself. Modern concrete lasts structurally only a couple of hundred years. There will be…
Cool, you can also use a 3D printer/lathe/CNC machine to clone a mechanical patented physical item. Plagiary can be done with any existing tool/method, you don't need an LLM for that.
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Just get a golf 6 or 7 (can be had without any of the nanny features).
I'll keep my 2014 golf mk7 thank you. Euro5, no adblue bullshit. Still gets good mileage, is still cheap to maintain even after 260k km (the biggest expense has been the dual mass flywheel with a clutchpack) and the…
- thermal throttling under sustained heavy load, though apparently there is the possibility to add thermal pads to get rid of throttling, probably at the expense of comfort - no Linux support Otherwise I agree, it is a…
And who are the customers of big companies driving the demand? Regular people or other companies who also produce for those people.
They've been doing hybrids for a while now. Not to mention the F1 and LeMans prototype cars. This car is more like the iPhone SE or 16/17e line of phones.
Hyundai Ioniq 5 N nailed it perfectly. I think by simulating a transmission you mean those internal combustion engined cars with CVT transmissions. Those are terrible yes.
What's wrong with a USB-C -> 3.5mm adapter? You can even get one with an additional port for charging.
How about we start creating well optimized software again that doesn't need ridiculous amounts of compute and money?
It is understandable that every cable doesn't have to and shouldn't support every feature. USB cables would be insaney overpriced in that case. For simple charging you don't need a high speed 40gbps cable that can…
We mainly need humanoids to replace jobs with repetitive tasks i.e. harvesting crops or any kind of service related jobs and tasks perofrmed in dangerous environments like mines, disaster zones, war zones etc.…
Use a remote server for such vile behavior.
I also believed them. Never again. Also Windows 11 is okay.
Why not have the bags in the cart and put the scanned products straight into the bags?
For non-graphical computing tasks that require a GPU.
But can it run Crysis?
Why is it off putting? Someone could be using a phone or a concealed omnidirectional microphone for this and you wouldn't know. You never know who's recording you anyway.
Obviously a car isn't a dedicated listening room. Music can be enjoyed by just listening to it and not focusing on all the nuances. Or are you one of those hardcore audiophiles who can't listen to music without a ultra…
Room temperature. Most foldables have a real glass layer (not the top layer though) which somehow bends.
You can make it so much better than stock with proper insulation and speaker elements. Car manufacturers often use 5€$ elements which sound like shit.
Samsungs commercial grade signage displays have become quite smart and so have LGs.
You don't drive to islands.
I haven't had any suspend/resume issues for years on laptops with Linux. I've used multiple ThinkPads and Dell XPS machines. Currently rocking an ancient MacBook air from 2014 running Ubuntu which also doesn't have any…
The concrete the Romans made actually hardened over time because they used volcanic ash and quicklime which fills micro cracks by itself. Modern concrete lasts structurally only a couple of hundred years. There will be…
Cool, you can also use a 3D printer/lathe/CNC machine to clone a mechanical patented physical item. Plagiary can be done with any existing tool/method, you don't need an LLM for that.
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Just get a golf 6 or 7 (can be had without any of the nanny features).
I'll keep my 2014 golf mk7 thank you. Euro5, no adblue bullshit. Still gets good mileage, is still cheap to maintain even after 260k km (the biggest expense has been the dual mass flywheel with a clutchpack) and the…
- thermal throttling under sustained heavy load, though apparently there is the possibility to add thermal pads to get rid of throttling, probably at the expense of comfort - no Linux support Otherwise I agree, it is a…
And who are the customers of big companies driving the demand? Regular people or other companies who also produce for those people.
They've been doing hybrids for a while now. Not to mention the F1 and LeMans prototype cars. This car is more like the iPhone SE or 16/17e line of phones.
Hyundai Ioniq 5 N nailed it perfectly. I think by simulating a transmission you mean those internal combustion engined cars with CVT transmissions. Those are terrible yes.
What's wrong with a USB-C -> 3.5mm adapter? You can even get one with an additional port for charging.
How about we start creating well optimized software again that doesn't need ridiculous amounts of compute and money?
It is understandable that every cable doesn't have to and shouldn't support every feature. USB cables would be insaney overpriced in that case. For simple charging you don't need a high speed 40gbps cable that can…
We mainly need humanoids to replace jobs with repetitive tasks i.e. harvesting crops or any kind of service related jobs and tasks perofrmed in dangerous environments like mines, disaster zones, war zones etc.…
Use a remote server for such vile behavior.
I also believed them. Never again. Also Windows 11 is okay.
Why not have the bags in the cart and put the scanned products straight into the bags?
For non-graphical computing tasks that require a GPU.
But can it run Crysis?