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It works until it doesn't.

To be fair, it kind off started off as a large iPod Touch. It took a few years for iPad to really differentiate itself from iOS devices.

Yes there are different energy retailers in different markets offering hourly priced tariffs, Tibber being an example. The deployment of the required smart metering varies widely between countries.

The Unifi Dream Machines allow you to set them up without a cloud account since the latest update: https://community.ui.com/releases/UniFi-OS-Dream-Machines-1-...

The Dream Router falls within your price range but is hard to get ahold of right now: https://eu.store.ui.com/products/dream-router-ea

Should be able to set it up and manage it over the local network via their mobile apps or via browser.

How I wish it had native Vulkan support.

It usually takes 1-2 years for AWS to roll out their latest updates to the regions I use and by then Terraform is stable.

Line separated JSON has its uses, for example when streaming data.

They were probably promoted a few times for hitting their targets then exited to join executive teams in various companies.

I agree. I have run quite a few Raspberry Pi over the years and so many of them died because of SD card corruption. Eventually I got a NanoPC T4 with built in eMMC and it’s been tugging along for a good 2 years with zero issues.

FWIW, iCloud syncs quite well with Firefox on Windows.

Do you think Apple would approve a client app to such a chat network?

I hope as soon as EYES_CLOSED trigger loud alarms go off and the car slows down carefully, with or without autopilot enabled.

You should probably stay off the roads if you’re having these issues and/or seek help to resolve them.

I saw a Street View car driving around in Berlin very recently, maybe they have started again?

Check out the Apollo app.

Their mission statement is “to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy”, not “make nice cars”.

> If your audience is developers who implement the SDK

I believe the audience is marketing and management.

I haven’t used their new features but am heavily affected every time they go down. I wonder if they are making the right trade offs here.

  External outgoing traffic
  First step up to 75 GB: 0 € per GB
  From 75GB to 499TB: 0.01 € per GB/month

Am I missing something?

Germany flips to Apple-Google approach on smartphone contact tracing: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-europe...

You plan on supporting videos as well?

For now.

Don’t know much about Lyft in particular, but with the amount of reports and cancellations you get with a name like that you’d get booted of the platform pretty quickly, no?

I ordered an inventory car on the 20th of December and Tesla's delivery people hasn't even gotten in touch yet. So yeah, the cars might be available in EU but the delivery process is overloaded.

Starlink is done by SpaceX, not Tesla.

I would love to see the frowns of the EU regulators when they wake up and see this.

I drew a duck graph on a whiteboard the other day. Wish I had known it had a name, could’ve gotten an easy chuckle from the room.

Best protest is to not attend, offline or online. Ignore the news they share.

If Turkey got kicked out of NATO on bad terms, who do you think will step in to fill the power vacuum?