On a Macbook (Pro, at least) the Esc key is on the same row as the function keys. The function key row is (ostensibly) being replaced with a touch bar and a oled display. So, it seems very clear that the Esc key will simply be part of that in the appropriate modes.
And, given it's Probably going to be right on the left hand side, it'll be easy to press by touch-typists, who just have to touch-locate the edge of that screen.
Level 5 means not having any controls that a human can use. So, unless their "future upgrade" includes ripping out the steering wheel and pedals, etc, then the car is only "level 4 ready".
Are you sure about the 64-bit EFI part? From what I've read that was the delineating factor: Apple have removed the 32-bit EFI support (because it truely is a bitch to have to maintain both).
1) Report them to the Better Business Bureau 2) Report them to the Attorney General's Office 3) File a lawsuit, either in small claims court or regular court, as appropriate
Alas, he spoke the magick words "living in Europe".
Why would a tech site such as slashdot ever, EVER, bother with metrics such as "number of photos" or "number of movies". We know how big a Terabyte is. We don't need it spelled out in such mundane, and ambigous terms such as "number of photos".
It _might_ be copyrightable because it's not, technically, "public data". But certainly Uber can deny you access to that data through the interfaces Uber provide. I.e., Uber cannot be compelled to provide you data, even if that data is public domain.
Except you waived the right to punitive and consequential damages when you agreed to the EULA for your current product. You MIGHT get your purchase price back for the current product, but that's about it.
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The trick big-slashdot doesn't want you to know!
It's also easy to overlook the aesthetic impact of proper character encodings!
Precisely.
On a Macbook (Pro, at least) the Esc key is on the same row as the function keys. The function key row is (ostensibly) being replaced with a touch bar and a oled display. So, it seems very clear that the Esc key will simply be part of that in the appropriate modes.
And, given it's Probably going to be right on the left hand side, it'll be easy to press by touch-typists, who just have to touch-locate the edge of that screen.
So... why all this drama?
Oh. Right.... Slashdot.
Level 5 means not having any controls that a human can use. So, unless their "future upgrade" includes ripping out the steering wheel and pedals, etc, then the car is only "level 4 ready".
Unfortunately, putting any kind of restriction on a part-15 device is exactly "sub-licensing", which you're not allowed to do.
That it was private property is... going to be an interesting argument :)
Wasn't clear from TFA if this would work on Cat 5e, or if Cat 6 is required.
Are you sure about the 64-bit EFI part? From what I've read that was the delineating factor: Apple have removed the 32-bit EFI support (because it truely is a bitch to have to maintain both).
Is that like... 0 calories per serving. or 0g trans-fat per serving ??
Aren't articles like this supposed to have a brown title bar, or something? I'm confoozed.
1) Report them to the Better Business Bureau
2) Report them to the Attorney General's Office
3) File a lawsuit, either in small claims court or regular court, as appropriate
Alas, he spoke the magick words "living in Europe".
Because it's fun to watch snotty know-it-alls like you lose their shit when things are explained in simple terms.
I... I... DON'T have a snotty nose! **sniff** Well... NOW I do... you meanie!
Why would a tech site such as slashdot ever, EVER, bother with metrics such as "number of photos" or "number of movies". We know how big a Terabyte is. We don't need it spelled out in such mundane, and ambigous terms such as "number of photos".
Probably the huge amount of lead in the wall paint :)
So... it was going 74 mph at the time of the crash... was this after any kind of braking? What was the speed before any braking was applied?
(I'm going to take a guess it was a LOT over 74mph)
You're right. They should be marked -2.
This. This needs a higher score. Where are my moderation points when I need them?
It's very, very explicit.
https://support.apple.com/en-g...
It _might_ be copyrightable because it's not, technically, "public data". But certainly Uber can deny you access to that data through the interfaces Uber provide. I.e., Uber cannot be compelled to provide you data, even if that data is public domain.
The word you're looking for is "hypocritically".
Except you waived the right to punitive and consequential damages when you agreed to the EULA for your current product. You MIGHT get your purchase price back for the current product, but that's about it.
So, this hack uses document.execCommand('copy')
It doesn't work in Safari nor Chrome. What browser DOES it work in?
My Password is ******** ... is it converting my password to stars correctly. ?
Or, if the owner has activated "summon mode" so many times previously, it may well have been an unconscious action.
Anyway... the Tesla, more than any other vehicle, is going to have some kind of "flight recorder", right?
I think you missed the point. He was referring to the case that the DESTINATION airport was only an hour drive away.