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  • That (64GB) doesn't appear on the site at the moment.

  • Then retire. All the time people think it's maintained it feels safe to not get involved.

  • Contributions are not enough. It needs people to maintain it. That means dedicating time long term. It's not a small undertaking.

    Contributions can be a step on the road though.

  • Mac Minis top out at 48GB and are 1.8k when configured like that. It's going to be at least $2k to buy anything that has a hope of running it at a reasonable speed.

    Running local isn't free, but at least it's just a single upfront payment.

  • The trouble with some of those projects (e.g. unison and sun thing) is that they don't solve the same problem, not really.

    A rewrite with modern tooling would be better done if it was incremental.

  • People pointing at new breakages are trying to say "No it isn't and here's the proof".

  • I find that you feel less threatened by a corporation stunning.

  • I still find it interesting that people defend companies filming us the whole time. I'd be a lot happier if the response was "Yes, both are shitty. Let's get rid of both".

  • Read the thread. Already did that.

  • Pensions and other investments, yes.

    Not current accounts which was what was at risk in 2008. When the bank goes bust you don't just lose money. You become unable to do anything financial, like get paid.

  • Well that's shady as fuck.

  • They're very much not. They have high valuations, but very few employees. Very different to the banks (where the public would lose money) and the car firms (who employed large numbers of workers)

  • What happens when they go bust?

  • ...and they're speaking to fellow Trumpers saying "you're not the only fools".

    I know we all want to shout "leopards ate your face!", but this is what shifting opinions will look like.

  • No waaaayyy!

  • Sigh... I'm going to have to be a unit nazi.

    Power is the rate of energy transfer and is in kW. If 1kW flows for 1 hour it's 1 kWh (power x time). A US 120V socket at 12 Amps is just under 1.5kW. A 240V socket will be double that.

    1.5kW for 12 hours is 18kWh. That's not half a battery, as most cars start at 60kWh batteries now. 18kWh will get 54-72 miles depending on the consumption of the car.

  • No, you stop it with the electric generator.

  • Single ratio transmission that need an oil change every couple of years... And change the cabin air filters.

    That is the official service schedule on mine. The dealer wants several hundred for that of course. So I use local independent mechanics.

  • Don't get debt for a depreciating asset!

    Take those loan payments and put them in a savings account. Then buy the car.