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Really? :ROFLMAO: I guess it’s the safe option.

I recall one of the new devices getting 1200 hours on standby, roughly 0.7 Watts per 12 hours vs 1 Watt per hour on previous machines. So, yeah, sleeping is a go.

Anyone else find it interesting to see 0.1 % failure rates mentioned on volumes of 100 million? That’s still 100,000 failures. If this was on $25 products, it wouldn’t be a big deal.

What a small world! I lived in Bolivar, 30 minutes north on Highway 13, for 20 some years. Then, worked in Marshfield, 20 miles east of Springfield on I-44, for 3 years. Now, I’ve been in Nevada, MO, an hour north of Joplin, for 25 years. Sorry, no ICQ memories. Just AIM on dialup memories.

Wouldn’t exposure to a more sexually active society that promotes sexually explicit forms of entertainment, like found on social media, contribute to this result? I would think so. What one feeds their minds can affect growth behavior. The body adapts, right? It shouldn’t be surprising.

The dental industry suffers from the same overcharging and billing BS as the rest of the health industry. They have long assumed they can ride on the insurance billing bandwagon and milk the rest of us for all we have. Twenty years ago I used to just walk in to get a tooth pulled for $400. Now...

Then, add sea sickness on top of that, when it’s installed on the ship. No thanks! :\ Cool story. Just wish there were more technical details.

Actually, due to how memory-intensive AI processing is, there has been talks of moving parts of the AI processing to the RAM modules themselves. So this isn’t as far-fetched as it may appear.

That’s exactly the way I felt. I, too, started assembly on the TRS-80. Then, tried my hand on the much simpler 6502. Ouch. The Z-80 is my favorite 8-bit processor. It had 16-bit registers and powerful addressing modes. I’ve written a lot of graphics code for it. Of course, the TRS-80 only had...

If I had to choose which business would most likely fail, I’d choose a rocket business over an automotive business. Yet, ironically, SpaceX is far and away the most amazing and successful of the businesses. I suppose some of it is from doing business with organizations that have deep pockets...

I think this thought experiment is highly misleading, unrealistic, and over complicates the situation, because it assumes the driver knows either decision will definitely result in the death of all individuals on that particular path. I know that may be beside the point here. Real life is based...

Poor Johnny Fever from WKRP! :)

Although I agree that these companies should bear some responsibility, it is the parents of these children that have the obligation and responsibility to set guidelines and limits for social media. After all, that’s what parents are for. If a form of entertainment is harmful and detrimental to...

I assume this applies to SFTP, as well. Seems wrapping it in a VPN tunnel is the best approach.

0-60 mph in a straight line? Yes. Cornering or stopping? Not likely.

Well, you can either get great gas mileage and efficiency and low power, or you can get greater performance and less efficiency. Just can't get both. Although, 30 mpg from 340 HP isn't bad. I'd just like a Lexus IS 350 as BEV.

Anyone know where this chip is located?

No mention of transaction fees. Will this replace the other payment processors like MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express? I work at a very small newspaper and print shop business and our credit card / debit card processing fees are through the roof now at almost $1,000 monthly...

I’m not aware that Lucid builds any axial flux motors. They are all radial flux designs. Their power to weight designs are among the best in the industry for radial flux. So, if they were to switch to axial flux designs and solve the manufacturing issues, they’d even be better.

That makes no sense. When the weights come off that side, the sub is not going to want to shift to the other side, no matter how many people try to rotate it back. Unless, it’s removing the ballast on the side the passengers moved to, which also doesn’t make sense.