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Erratic6576··on What happens when you trigger a car's automated emergency stopping?
I’ve been wondering this the whole time. Does it gently stop on the right shoulders so you can comfortably get out the vehicle to meet traffic from behind?
Erratic6576··on What happens when you trigger a car's automated emergency stopping?
A lot of things can happen when you are out there on your own rolling coffin, a Heart attack, hypoglycaemia (from Greek “hypo-“, meaning ‘low’; “glyc-“, ‘sugar’; and “aemia”, ‘blood’), low sugar presence in blood.

Now that diabetes has become a widespread problem for millions, having a dead man switch for a case of hypoglycaemia with a Big Bro phone call to check on you can save lives, I guess, by letting the subjects quickly reach the emergency room, where we are now

Erratic6576··on What happens when you trigger a car's automated emergency stopping?
My cruise speed control system effectively turns my car into a kamikaze rocket if I ever lose attention.

It needs a dead man button like this one

Erratic6576··on Microsoft limits institutional cloud storage space for environmental reasons
“Our business footprint is 300 tons of CO2 a year. We are shutting down our operations worldwide in order to protect the people from the future. Thanks for all the BSOD”
Erratic6576··on Google Search Has Gotten Worse, Researchers Find
not only google, every other provider which copies their results has got somehow worse as well
Erratic6576··on Ask HN: 9-yo son wants to build a game, I'm lost. What can I do?
kids need to spend fun time doing creative stuff with their family members for their healthy development. They are somehow aware of it and they ask for it.

Moving their hands for precise ability and their whole bodies, or sitting down to draw or read, might be more urgent than sitting in front of a computer, though

Erratic6576··on Show HN: I made a website to find best bus seat to avoid the sun while traveling
So travelling for hours on the sunny side of the bus won't do anything to protect our kids’ eyesight?
Erratic6576··on Each Facebook user is monitored by thousands of companies
I'm using mullvad’s extended DoH. I can't even visit twitter anymore. I hope it's putting a dent on suck's hidden island’s budget
Erratic6576··on Each Facebook user is monitored by thousands of companies
We don't use FB, we are used by it whether we have an explicit account or not
Erratic6576··on A million ways to die on the web
my geocities account was destroyed, putting an end to my career as webmaster. I grew a resentment towards that website
Erratic6576··on China Told Women to Have Babies, but Its Population Shrank Again
Yeah people look down on me when I talk like this. It’s like you must love it if you’re going through it.

I love my son but caring for a child from nine a.m. to eleven p.m. is exhausting.

Erratic6576··on China Told Women to Have Babies, but Its Population Shrank Again
Entrepreneurs like Restaurant owners can amortise their children.

Other than that, your kids will make other people rich

Erratic6576··on Show HN: I made a website to find best bus seat to avoid the sun while traveling
Shady side is comfy but remember that 120 min of daily indirect or direct exposure to UVB can protect your eyesight health.

Just 120 min a day under a tree during childhood.

Dolgin, Elie. 2015. The myopia boom. Nature 519: 276.

Williams, Katie M., & al. 2017. Association Between Myopia, Ultraviolet B Radiation Exposure, Serum Vitamin D Concentrations, and Genetic Polymorphisms in Vitamin D Metabolic Pathways in a Multicountry European Study. JAMA Ophthalmology 135: 47-53. doi: 10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2016.4752. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamaophthalmol.2016.4752

Erratic6576··on Simulate an Ubuntu-like VM inside macOS
$ brew install multipass
Erratic6576··on Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years (1998)
Absolutely, but I need a teacher for that
Erratic6576··on Panama Canal drought forces Maersk to start using land bridge for Oceania cargo
That’s nuts. Carrying cargo ships by rail is going to require huge locomotives
Erratic6576··on I pwned half of America's fast food chains simultaneously
So the hacker worked for free?
Erratic6576··on OpenBSD KDE Plasma Desktop
I’m looking forward to trying it
Erratic6576··on OpenBSD KDE Plasma Desktop
Also for arm?
Erratic6576··on Dumbphone Finder
I only want a smartphone without a web browser. iOS lets you easily block and unlock it. In Android, it’s almost impossible to block.

Either way, I’m doomed

Erratic6576··on FAA orders grounding of more than 170 Boeing 737 Max 9s
So not only the design quality is flawed but also the manufacturing process is botched up. That’s reassuring, I guess, because two kind of flaws cancel each other out
Erratic6576··on How Gyms Make Money (2015)
Yeah. I am looking forward to going back to the gym but I don’t stop reminding my parents that there’s nothing like iron because it’s hard to find anything as heavy and compact.

It’s not the gym what I miss, but the iron barbell

Erratic6576··on Age verification is incompatible with the internet
We can also get automated real life punishments if our opinions threaten the perfection of our state quo
Erratic6576··on Delete or hide life-wasting apps
When Snowden released his book, I couldn’t stand it any longer. And The algorithm had been exploiting us to murder rohiyingas, according to John Oliver’s YouTube video on Facebook.

I ~~deleted~~ each of my pictures from my permanent record. Facebook had become an uncomfortable place. I had to get rid of it.

Erratic6576··on Malware abuses Google OAuth endpoint to 'revive' cookies, hijack accounts
For me, it’s cheaper and easier to pay someone else
Erratic6576··on Malware abuses Google OAuth endpoint to 'revive' cookies, hijack accounts
Back in the 2000’s, we were dreaming of what would come next from Google. Then, in the 2010’s, we started to wonder what would be discontinued. Now, in 2020’s, we dread being locked out of Google accounts. I closed mine during the lockdown. My school cancelled my huge Cryptomator backup on Google. Now, work provides me with one but I can no longer rely on Google for anything crucial.
Erratic6576··on High myopia is now the leading cause of blindness in Japan, China, and Taiwan
That idea does not explain the shortsightedness epidemic in south East Asia.

If it’s genetic, the numbers should stay relatively stable.

If its from a behaviour, there might be variation

Erratic6576··on Why are Apple Silicon VMs so different?
Pun intended
Erratic6576··on How is AI impacting science?
I’m not a scientist but I enjoy reading the literary genre they write (the headlines). Most of the time, the articles themselves are hard or impossible to understand.

ChatGPT can lend a helping hand

Erratic6576··on Tracking developer build times to decide if the M3 MacBook is worth upgrading
2,356 € is way over my budget. The machine is amazing but the specs are stingy. Returning it and getting a cheaper one would give me a lot of disposable money to spend in restaurants
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