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Seems odd to put this article out without trying it on Gemini 3, which is making pretty big waves in the space. It's a big step forward compared to 2.5

Costco has an ibuypower tower with a ryzen 9800x3d, geforce 5070, 2tb ssd and 32gb of RAM for $1400 right now. A similar build on PCPartPicker is over $1700 right now. If you need something now, premade is definitely the way to go.

I'm stuck with Cox where I live, which has a measly 1TB data cap even on their 500mbit plan. My alternative is... starlink. I wish municipal fiber were more common.

This is sorely needed. I live in southern California - possibly the friendliest place to own an EV - but every single DCFC in Orange County has a line around the block because they built four fucking dispensers and now every new car comes with two years of free charging.

I'm not sure what the advantage is here over just... getting a regular Synology NAS. DSM is pretty user friendly already. You can get a DS124 for $150 and as much storage as you feel like paying for. It's upgradable, and all the features will work much more smoothly with the additional RAM and...

My dad worked for Handspring and then PalmOne through the late nineties and early 00's; our house always one of the latest Handspring devices floating around. I remember when he brought home one of the first Treo 180 prototypes, how excited he was. I used a Treo 650 through most of high school -...

Outrageous idle fees, and a sign that shows "cars not charging will be towed." If there's one group of people more happy than HOAs to screw people over, it's tow truck companies

Freewire is a similar system that is self-contained - no separate cabinet and dispenser. There are a few of these that have popped up at gas stations around me. https://freewiretech.com/pro-series/

Corsair doesn't make their own RAM chips. There's a chance all that Corsair RAM you've been buying has Samsung flash on it. (of course, it could also be Micron, or some others - but Samsung doesn't need to be in the retail space to be successful here) I also picked up a Samsung 990 Pro 1TB on...

Hyundai does this - the front axle of their E-GMP cars has an active disconnect. Rivian has one on the back axle of the R1T and R1S. Other manufacturers, like Tesla, put an induction motor on one axle (instead of permanent magnet), which has next to no drag, and so the disconnect isn't worth it...

M2 Macbook Air starts at $1200... that is not even in the same league as this...

I work on a single 34" ultrawide, so I don't need dual monitors. This thing works just as well at home as the fancy dell docks at work- 4k 60hz out, connectivity for my mouse and keyboard, ethernet, and charges my laptop. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087QZVQJX/?t ... AAAAAAAhTp

My time-of-use plan has electricity at 40c/kwh during peak (4-9pm), like 30c/kwh on off-peak and 11(!!!)c/kwh on super-offpeak midnight to 6am. I would love to charge my car from midnight to 6am, use whatever pittance is required during my commute, and then run all my appliances off the battery...

Next step would be to minimize the amount of learning required... a human can drive a new track with a new car and within 15 minutes be very close to the optimum lap time. 45,000 hours of training is a pretty brute-force way of getting there.

They'll sell dozens of them. Dozens!

Hmm... wonder how much btc Ted bought before unveiling this ridiculous plan

I thought this too, but after a year with a Pixel 4a I'm back onto a flagship phone. I don't game, but I do use my phone quite regularly for work. Being able to attend a zoom call, read email, or navigate, or carplay/android auto, or open a word document at the same time without everything...

You know what, if it got these idiots vaccinated, I wouldn't even care.

I know this is preaching to the choir, but I wish these anti-vax people wouldn't take up ICU beds in the hospital when they get sick. If you don't trust the doctors who tell you how to avoid the disease, then why would you trust them to make you better when you get it? Go ask your Facebook...

Ahh, now we see why this was passed through the FDA so quickly. This is actually a pretty brilliant scam. 1. Develop medication (efficacy irrelevant) for people on Medicare 2. Bribe FDA to approve it 3. Medicare can't negotiate pricing, so charge an absolutely obscene amount 5. Swim in giant...