@raven Heck yeah! I love "Dopamine", but do you have a link to that 40 minute video? I'd like to check it out.
Edit: Oh! Is it this one?
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I miss those blender videos, watching these crap getting destroyed was cathartic.
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@macross jeebuz that’s a lot of hardware packed in there…
A freakin’ FPGA?
I’d not seen it but damn does look like good times…
They sold them out at defcon.
It’ll even work as a modeling guitar amp… they were demo-ing it… I played guitar over that wifi pentest tool.
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another bit of bullshit - 4WD, dual motors, 20" wheels etc on the more expensive EVs that have the other features I want make a big difference to driving range, like 50km-100km less
e.g: toyota BZ4X comes in 2WD and AWD versions. The 2WD version has 591km range vs 517km range for the AWD. The AWD has 20" wheels vs 18" for the 2WD. But the AWD has driver seat position memory, the 2WD does not. The AWD version comes with a glass roof, the 2WD version does not.
I want the 2WD but with the seat memory - but they don't sell that. Very frustrating as otherwise, it is the only car so far that ticks all my boxes.
@bkardell Took me three double-takes to get the reference to the Oregon Trail, well done 👏
@VincentTunru lol thanks 🙏
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So our suburb and street has been involved in the recent spate of data centre protests and guerilla activity. Locals have coordinated parking vehicles on the street to hinder construction vehicles, filled in holes dug for massive power poles with concrete and green waste to stop further drilling.
You can read about it in the Age if you have a subscription: https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/concrete-monoliths-residents-push-back-against-data-centre-power-poles-20260901-p60tj1.html
