There is an issue with your argument, fast charging is rarely used by EV owner.

EV can charge from a regular outlet overnight. So everyone with a private parking spot is charging their car overnight. Of cities can build outlets where there is public parking then only long distance travelers have to use the fast chargers.

Some reactors can even cool down the river ! This is the case for the Civeau reactor for example, the water released is cooler than the water pump from the river.

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I think organizations working around sensitive installations could be interested.

For example the car used to drive around nuclear powerplants, military installations or just industrial equipment. Modern cars have GPS and cameras and you don’t want to have random cameras recording around sensitive installations.

They could remove the cameras but then the car would not be road legal anymore.

A Linux based head unit would allow them to customize it to the level of security they require while still retaining the benefit of modern cars.

It’s a niche but a niche that have the means to infest a lot in development

For the IPO I think only 7% of the value of the company was for their space related activities (what they are actually doing). 93% of the value was for the non existent AI activities.

SpaceX is now a public company valued for its AI potential, so what comes next?

It’s not going to end well for the belters

It’s not even a surprise, this is from SpaceX s-1 document: only 7% of their estimated valuation is from Space related activities

Talking about battery replacement for EV is like talking about engine replacement for ICE.

“Sure, ICE car are nice but the high cost of engine replacement after a few 100k km is a concern”

Batteries in today’s EV can last way longer than people expect, changing the battery is really not something that will be fine regularly, not more than changing the engine in current ice car.

Recording camera in public sources are subject to the EU law. You can’t install then without authorization and their use is reglemented.

I don’t know if it’s there case in all the EU but for example in France people need to be informed by a sign of a camera is recording the area, they can’t record the entrance of private houses …

As a french and daily nixos user, this is great.

Nixos or a derivative would make a ton of sense for an administration, just load the same config on all the computers and voila! Each department can have it’s own variation of the config.

I like Grist, it’s a step closer to a database but is still as easy to use then a spreadsheet.

Personal disaster as well.

If something happens to me and I am incapacitated, or worse, my wife or my brother can request access to my vault and without any action in my side for a week they will have access to my vault. (Emergency access feature in bitwarden)

So it does not add the stress of needing to call ALL the utility companies, bank, school … To reset passwords or request emergency access.

I saw that first hand with my brother in law who had an accident and went into a coma. We were lucky that his computer wasn’t locked and all his password accessible on it.

Moving to NixOS was quite a challenge for me. It felt like a Iot of different concepts that it took a while to understand.

I’m glad I pushed through because I take like it now. Now that I have my config everything is easy and straightforward.

Newpipe or tubular

I remember using Google translate that was doing that live on the phone camera and translating the text at the same time 15 years ago.

I love nixos, it’s been my daily driver for the last 3 years for work and home.

A more accurate metaphor would be:

• When modding the car, with a arch, Debian of most other distros you actually mod the car. If you want to change the seats you physically install new seats.
• With nixos you don’t intervene directly on the car, you change the blueprint of the car and let the robot reassemble the car according to the blueprint.

Who wouldn’t want to have their car assembled automatically beton scratch from scratch each time they need it ?

I stopped distro hoping with NixOS. It’s been very stable for me and even in the few cases I had an issue is so easy to just restart on a previous generation and revert changes that it does not matter.

End-to-end encryption (coming soon)

I hope they do work on e2ee and they it will indeed come soon.

It’s literally the third word on the github readme of the project linked I’m the post :

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It’s what the EU is doing now