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People need to request the source code.. There’s a ton of open source they use that forces Tesla to give you source if you’re a customer and you ask. I don’t get why security people aren’t doing this already.
“Hey Association of Retarded Citizens, robots can do it better so just stay home I guess.”
What a nice trap to set
There are often hidden menus for “Hotel mode” that allow you to config which channel / input to default to on power up. No need to hack them.
Chains were raising prices way before the minimum wage hike. Everyone is, that’s inflation.
WSJ desperate to make it sound like California’s initiatives are backfiring.
I bought a pair based on bose technology for $1,000 they felt a bit hyped up. “Lexie B1 by Bose”
The iphone app controls feel like +/- treble or bass and that’s it. Felt like a real letdown, it does amplify audio just feels like loudness is all you control.
No remapping of frequencies, no fancy dsp.
There’s an open source hearing aid project that’s pretty good, more flexibility with filters definitely cooler:
Oh yeah. CA, TX are toast.
As ex-Tesla this bothered me enough to come well-aksually!! because it would only near the factories - there aren’t any Tesla “dealerships”.
You’re safe New York!
If you like the thrill of a roller coaster with a child at the controls, it’s not so bad.
Never bet your own money if you don’t have to.
Maybe this time they can ship it with a better midi implementation!
Trying to use midi out from it is very weird, it’s all pitch end and +1/-1 for strum direction..
“then we released bears to take care of the wolves and we had too many bears so we released the tigers…”
You must first master fear, or fear will be your master.
TPM isn’t about security, it’s about DRM
It’s one thing to use an adblocker to bypass ads, it’s completely another to just outright “steal” using a VPN scam.
Before netflix, you could watch dumb videos on youtube, that’s about it. They deserve to be paid for the market they built.
They’re just trying to compete with twitter, can’t let Elon have all the nut jobs.
Look for the Ableton live realtime “reproducing prodigy’s fire starter in ableton”, it’s really a wonderful example. You’ll appreciate it.
For what it’s worth there is a builtin feature(s) with Ableton where you can:
* Convert audio clip to MIDI drum track
* Convert audio clip to MIDI melody
* Convert audio clip to MIDI harmony
None of them work exceptionally well but they get they get enough done that they’re useful for a first pass approximation in many situations.
It’s a bit of a stretch to think “field work” would be used as a double entendre to evoke the meaning of a slave working in a field.
But it doesn’t matter what I think because I’m not descended from a race of people who were enslaved and worked in the fields.
Those academics who might have a closer relationship with that identity are reasonably allowed to take umbrage. Even if I never meet someone who feels this way it’s fine with me.
The best part of it is the solution is simple and painless.
We had a similar situation when people started phasing out the phrase “master/slave” in computing.
There’s no reason why either one should make someone upset or combative. It’s offensive to someone who deserves to be offended if they wish.
That’s enough.
Once upon a time at Tesla, Elon brought SpaceX staff in to weed out the undesirables.
The autopilot team didn’t like being quizzed on basic c/c++ questions and that was the first time almost all of AutoPilot quit.
Or so I heard.
It’s been my thinking for a while that the majority of people who interface with Musk ventures walk away happy. They must, right? Customers are the most important fans.
But if for some reason one of the cogs in the big machine fails you - you are screwed. There is no real recovery beyond tweeting @ElonMusk on the day once a year has his heart reinserted to legally be considered alive.
I’m sorry to hear your situation - mine was different, more positive.
The line that separates us is one broken cog. Musk customer support is the worst and I’m sorry you can’t enjoy what has been a life changing product for me.
Hang in there, it (Musk venture customer service) sometimes gets better.
Pretty good alternative to “We and our customer data got hacked”.
This article was from the perspective of someone who doesn’t need Starlink.
They already have (pricey) fast internet.
Starlink isn’t for them. It’s for idiots like me who live far enough out of town that nobody wants to run cable or fiber to me.
I’ve literally offered to pay for “whatever it takes” to AT&T and Comcast on several occasions only to be told it’s just never going to happen.
I don’t like Elon Musk, what he stands for, how he manages companies, staff or social media. But I’ll throw fists with anyone who wants to talk poorly of Starlink.
My only option for internet was 5mbit/768k. Now I can play FPS and stream 4k video to multiple screens simultaneously.
Until we as a nation (USA) start investing in telecomm infrastructure Starlink is going to be as good as it gets for me.
I’ve never gotten a job from linkedin despite having an account (and references). I closed my account about 5 years ago and still manage to get competitive salaries in senior level tech jobs.
If foreign governments can have a discernible effect on America because of a dislike button - removing it wouldn’t make a difference.
Removing the ability to _comment_ would be something different…
* Scrape open proxy websites for open proxies, then use those proxies, cycle which proxies you use frequently.
* Change your user-agent to a real user-agent, cycle it frequently.
* Done.
The long and short of it is, businesses don’t like sick or dead customers or employees. Historically they’re not profitable.
As an employee its part of your job duties to not infect or kill any customers or co-workers.
A chef who doesn’t wash their hands after using the restroom would be fired. Why would not being vaccinated be any different?
The ruling happened in a federal court.
A fantastic new way to waste electricity? I wasn’t aware we needed that.
I found a way to live with it.