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Yet because of it's existence, thousands of people have been able to love beyond their countries borders.

This is Hacker News is it not? I'm sure if this guy wanted to buy an Apple watch, he could have just done that.

The EU aren't a member of NATO, so that's simply not true.

The last line of that news article is quite important here. He was also arrested for a harassment charge which if memory serves was more serious than his tweets alone.

Your memory does not serve it seems at least I can not find anything “more serious” with a cursory search.

What does "cursory search" mean to you? Whatever it is, you should considering adding Google or some other basic search engine. Regardless, Wikipedia backs up the truth of the comment you are replying to.

Here is the goal post. Have at it.


My Polestar 2 (shared design from Volvo's EVs) only uses brakes once it's hit its regen limit, this changes based on battery capacity and temperature but in the real world it means coming to a near complete stop from 50-60mph. The constant rust on the brakes are evident to that.


Given that we have shows on the state broadcaster which criticise the government, there truly isn't a shadowy force supressing it amongst the population.


Reading through that site, it seems like instead of locking yourself into a corporations app, you're locking it into his instead. He doesn't seem to want to run an open source community, he's building an app for himself and publishing it for people who have exactly the same use case as him.


True, but you don't need to install updates once you have the software installed, and it's probably better not to. The software on the robot doesn't need the app to control, either - it exposes an API that either the app or custom software can talk to, sans cloud servers.


Wow, I hadn't realised it could do video as well. I installed a separate app for that purpose the other day.

Just tested on my very anaemic 5 year old laptop, it loaded in about 2/3 seconds.


We used to call installing software on our own device, installing.


Depends on the car. Most ICE automatics will creep forward, EVs will sit there until you hit the accelerator, manual ICE cars (especially diesels) can be held on the clutch just under the 'biting point' which will stop the vehicle moving backwards.


EVs will sit there until you hit the accelerator,

Some do, some don't. Most I've driven try to replicate the bug in ICE automatics that causes the car to creep when your foot's not on the brake.

manual ICE cars (especially diesels) can be held on the clutch just under the 'biting point'

I, too, love the smell of burning clutch plates. Use the brake, that's what it's there for.


>the bug in ICE automatics that causes the car to creep when your foot's not on the brake

Part of how the torque converter works; a feature which prevents the vehicle from rolling backwards on a hill, not a bug.


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