I was just in SF and while I was waiting for my friend to arrive I watched maybe close to a dozen Waymos come up, drop their people off, and leave. I was very impressed, this was dense traffic downtown and every one of them handled it very gracefully.
And we’ll never hear anything about it ever again.
That’s pretty far out of my wheelhouse unfortunately lol
Same. I have a C3 and it’s awesome. It has this feature where when you turn it off it has this nice subtle clock screensaver thing but it always shows the wrong time due to not having an internet connection.
It’s quite dangerous, the magnetron can kill very easily. There’s this youtuber called styropyro who’s done some really cool stuff with them though
All cars with computers are vulnerable
In the US I’m pretty sure you can just buy them online.
I found out about it yesterday when I walked by a theater and saw it on the schedule
True but almost everything is next-day
Can California get in on that too?
You can filter it out if you want. Whenever I read it I get warm fuzzies. It helps me cope.
I appreciate the extra details but I still don’t know what “caddy”, “VPS”, “tailscale tunnel”, or “zero days” are, but I can look it up.
Can someone ELI5? I’m a noob who aspires to set up immich in the near future. I only recently started making efforts to separate myself from the cloud. So far I’ve got a wireguard server set up and I’ve disconnected both my Bambu printers from the cloud and I’m currently setting up some home assistant stuff. Pretty soon I’m hoping to set up a NAS, Immich, Plex (or similar) and replace my google nest cameras.
They’re definitely on my radar whenever I get around to setting up a NAS
Pardon my ignorance but how do you steal code if it’s open source?
That is entirely Elon’s fault. He refuses to use anything but cameras. There was a time not too long ago when lidar also had trouble in rain but modern lidar does not.