The complexity does no necessity locking diagnostic code away from consumers or small shops. The complexity does not necessity creating increasingly granular parts that don’t work between close models. The “improvements” are often just marketing hype or incremental nonsense. The infotainment centers on cars are a great example.
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9·1 day agoTelegram requires a phone number. That’s a none starter for me. There’s a huge number of services that don’t. This might as well be a honey pot for trapping more lgbt people. Russia has used dating services before in their crackdowns.
10·1 day agoObligatory Fuck EA.
I’d be comfortable with allowing them to do what they want.
They want more guns and bullets. I wonder why?
Or Russia can get the fuck out of Ukraine. Your “compromise” is letting the mugger only take half of your wallet.
Giving concessions to Nazi Germany is how the world let WWII happen in the first place. Russia has been allowed to fuck around for far too much. They should have been stopped when they invaded Georgia. Letting them have parts of Ukraine will only give them time to regroup and possibly invade either Ukraine again or some other nation.
before I was comfortable with Crimea or other parts of Eastern Ukraine joining Russia.
Are you currently in Crimea? Other parts of Ukraine? Is this really your call?
Funny. I have a pretty good idea of what you think imperialism is.
1·2 days agoAfter a lifetime of committing fraud and other crimes. He should have been prosecuted at least as far back as the 80’s.
The rich only get in trouble for screwing over other rich.
Someone who supports Imperialism when America/“the West” isn’t doing it. Really, that’s all it boils down to.
No modern car by a major manufacture is easily repairable, ICE or EV.
Aptera supports Right to Repair.,
Edison Motors has preorders for their pickup truck conversion kits as well if you need something bigger.
oh wow, yeah. This stuff doesn’t look well for the people running that site.
They just “encourage” you to do it and if you get bullied for remaining seated, the school will ignore the bullies even more than usual.
Worry more about the media trying to tie his current activities to anything that lead to Rush’s disaster. They’re just driving clicks.
He had the best degree that money could buy.
Off the shelf controllers aren’t a bad idea, but why Wireless? The US Navy switched to xbox controllers at one point because new recruits could use them with minimal training.
He also left the company in 2013. This is just ragebait headlines.
People keep posting the Ocean Gate sub. This guy left that company in 2013.
Guillermo Söhnlein founded OceanGate in 2009 with Stockton Rush — who was one of the five killed during last June’s doomed dive — but left and started another deep-sea company, Blue Marble Exploration.
This year, Söhnlein plans to descend in a submersible on a danger-filled expedition into “Dean’s Blue Hole” in the Bahamas — one of the world’s deepest ocean sinkholes.
He will be joined by scientist Kenny Broad and chief medical officer and former NASA astronaut Scott Parazynski on the journey “in search of unprecedented findings.”
So he’s taking a real scientist and a former astronaut on his yet unscene submarine to an actual unexplored part of the ocean. While this could just be a hype game for future commercial BS, I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt for now. Given the Oceangate reputation, I’ll assume that Scott Parazynski will bail if the ship is unsafe. The Oceangate deigned was notorious in the private submersible community for being an unsound design. Light weight, “Space Age” materials makes no sense when you want the vessel to sink.
Or the lavish living conditions of a Ukraine POW cell.
That only works to avoid creeps online. A government would have the resources to track down the paper trail of who bought the burner.