Hat irgendjemand eine Idee, was die 16 KB Grenze bewirken soll? Anscheinend hat man sich ja bewusst gegen das Blocken von kleineren Dateien entschieden.
Mein erster Gedanke wär, dass z.b. Scriptfiles erlaubt werden sollen, aber Bilder und Videos nicht. Mit 16K fallen aber durchaus schon einige Sachen weg, was zu eingeschränkter Funktionalität führen wird.
I might be wrong, but it sounds like hosted nextcloud, not a completely new platform.
Thats from the current nextcloud docs:
We strive to bring Artificial Intelligence features to Nextcloud. This section highlights these features, how they work and where to find them. All of these features are completely optional. If you want to have them on your server, you need install them via separate Nextcloud Apps.
Note that Hungary and Austria will get a smaller 5,300mAh pack.
Seems interestingly specific. Why these two countries?
While this phone looks great, I’m still mad that they omitted the proximity sensor in previous models (F3, F4 at least).
My F3 sucked as a phone, because it often picked up calls automatically or called emergency numbers from my pocket.
It seems like a waste to drive with a battery that could power my home for a whole month. My personal guess is that even if possible, very few cars will feature batteries larger than 100 kWh.
I don‘t think religion is to blame for what some abuse it for.
I didn’t change the title, although it sounds confusing to me.
By the way, the current BYD Seal has an 82.2 kWh battery and a CLTC range of up to 650 km. If the prototype truly achieves 1,875 km, it would imply a battery capacity of roughly 240 kWh—nearly three times the current pack size.
This is now the fourth time this link is posted.
Are you black or the duck army?
Digging deeper into the numbers, EREVs were the fastest growing technology, going up by 52% to 116,000 units, or 11% of plugin sales, while PHEVs grew 32% YoY (29% share of plugins) and BEVs grew 23% (59% share of plugins).
What are EREVs supposed to be? Seems like a new name for plugin hybrids.
The “End to end” encryption model of messenger apps allows the inspection of messages at each end. I just need to have your phone and read your messages. This doesn’t mean it is not secure.
As some comments here confuse this with mass surveillance - this is the opposite:
“The monitoring of encrypted messages is to be carried out by installing a program in the computer system to be monitored, which exclusively extracts sent, transmitted or received messages either before encryption or after decryption.” This officialese describes the official plan of the Austrian federal government to buy malware and use it to monitor citizens who are not suspected of any criminal offense – if other investigative measures appear futile.
(Source: heise)
I personally have strong concerns that infecting the phones of the suspected persons is a reasonable approach. It’s probably extremely expensive, sponsors a doubious (at best) business model and if anything, can be used to find a drug dealer’s customers.
Well, that could be nice, e.g. in a small garage. Still a very niche thing.
In europe, it will finally come with CCS. That’s what everyone uses here.
Unlike previous Leafs, the new car will be equipped in the UK with a CCS charging system, rather than a Chademo one, which can take DC rapid-charging rates of up to 150kW.
There’s a great video on this subject by the creator of the youtube channel “practical angineering”.
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Naja, es würde durchaus Sinn ergeben, wenn die Spanier aus ihren Fehlern lernen würden
Insgesamt 50 Jahre und 10 Milliarden Euro, um ein AKW zurückzubauen?