No, you need to warm the battery first only to charge it. This is why Tesla disables recuperation during initial drive with cold battery. When it is cold it only has reduced capacity + current but that does not matter as during winter you do not need super-sport accelerations; and after 30 mins of driving it gets a normal temperature from invertor+engine heat so that you can utilize its full capacity.
Hangouts is still XMPP. I use it daily against Pidgin XMPP. Allo and all other proprietary IMs use UDP-based communication. XMPP uses TCP. I have been using XMPP-TCP for years fine but then I used it once abroad on a 3G/LTE network with all its temporary drops and Hangouts/XMPP became unusable, it even got stuck for whole night. Maybe Google has some bug in Hangouts as even TCP with keepalives should timeout in at most several minutes - although that would still be unusable in practice - this is why UDP is used by the commercially successful IM protocols.
Duo is just a video chat, isn't it? How to do a text chat with as with XMPP (=Hangouts)? Google has Allo for a text chat (based on QUIC protocol) but is there a documentation for the Allo protocol itself? Or even a Free client for it - such as for desktop Linux?
What about to make a new QWERTY phone after 7+ years. No BlackBerry - it needs to have a keyboard on its longer side, have landscape display and have physical arrow keys. More extra keys for shifts+symbols are a plus.
The supercharger cables get warm but they charge at 150 kW. Tesla has been experimenting with some supercharger liquid cooling according to googling. But 90% is not just about the cable, probably most of those 10% is lost during the chemical charging of the battery itself. And Tesla battery HVAC runs on full power when the car is being supercharged.
I do not advocate the wireless charging itself, that is a non-sense IMO.
I also work in the garden during day as I do my work-from-home duties during evening (and during pauses between garden work to get a rest). I don't say he does not have a day off but I do not see why he would necessarily have.
Android is not Linux OS (AKA GNU/Linux). Android is Android OS - it has its own Java API. It runs on Linux kernel but it could run even BSD kernel and nobody would notice. Android does not even run glibc.
I do not know much ChromeOS but it is also not a Linux OS. Are there apps like LibreOffice, Balsa, GIMP etc.? No, they run only web applications (even offline). Not even trying to talk about Linux commandline applications.
There is no Linux desktop as while I like Linux apps it is obvious general users dislike Linux apps for some unknown reason.
Please read my comment again. I said "99% of users". Not 100%. And in no way "professional graphic designer"s. Do you read anywhere in my comment word "professional"? Do you read there anywhere word "designer"? No? Great. Do you have anything else on your mind?
People want to run what their friends do run. If their friends run game XYZ but they cannot they are a poor. They do not want to be poor. They can pay (they even do not have to) for MS-Windows to be as good as their friends. It does not matter they can run games ABC and DEF which is superior to XYZ.
I have tried to switch to Chromium as Firefox is sometimes slow. But Fedora does not package any Chromium extensions and I found no way how to review + install locally the extensions. Later I was told how to do that but that's just too work. A simple configuration items in Firefox (such as GIF animations) need extensions in Chrome. For Firefox some extensions are packaged in Fedora and other extensions I could easily review from a local.xpi file. Maybe some other distro does package the Chromium extensions?
So you run whole house on a single phase? In Czech/Europe I have only 25A main house fuse but 3 times per each phase, that is 75A power total; all is 230V.
By the time 95 came out Desktop PC's were powerful enough to run the Big Boy OS's however we were stuck on the legacy systems for compatibility for over a decade.
I have never been stuck on MS-Windows. And even some few unlucky person dependent on specific proprietary software were stuck only for about 4 years until VMware Workstation came out (and then QEMU came out in 2003).
I had to ("had to") pirate several medias in my life as there is no way to buy them playable on a Free device (that is no DRM) and additionally to buy them electronically as I do not have any optical drive and I refuse to deal with the physical media anyway when there is the easy internet transport available. But OK, I won't watch any copyrighted media next time, as you wish.
I never had that Flash crap from those Adobe turds on my machine. This is why I noticed the YouTube upload adjustments do not work. And the only reasons I have seen YouTube upload is that WebM/VP9 is boycotted by Apple to keep their sheeps paying for everything, including licenses for the MPEG idiocy - and obviously I refuse to host the MPEG shit myself on my servers.
No 3D is one of the reasons I use XFCE.:-) Besides that it probably would not work well as I have to use fb (FrameBuffer IIUC) driver as Intel driver does crash for me.
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No, you need to warm the battery first only to charge it. This is why Tesla disables recuperation during initial drive with cold battery. When it is cold it only has reduced capacity + current but that does not matter as during winter you do not need super-sport accelerations; and after 30 mins of driving it gets a normal temperature from invertor+engine heat so that you can utilize its full capacity.
Hangouts is still XMPP. I use it daily against Pidgin XMPP. Allo and all other proprietary IMs use UDP-based communication. XMPP uses TCP. I have been using XMPP-TCP for years fine but then I used it once abroad on a 3G/LTE network with all its temporary drops and Hangouts/XMPP became unusable, it even got stuck for whole night. Maybe Google has some bug in Hangouts as even TCP with keepalives should timeout in at most several minutes - although that would still be unusable in practice - this is why UDP is used by the commercially successful IM protocols.
Duo is just a video chat, isn't it? How to do a text chat with as with XMPP (=Hangouts)? Google has Allo for a text chat (based on QUIC protocol) but is there a documentation for the Allo protocol itself? Or even a Free client for it - such as for desktop Linux?
What about to make a new QWERTY phone after 7+ years. No BlackBerry - it needs to have a keyboard on its longer side, have landscape display and have physical arrow keys. More extra keys for shifts+symbols are a plus.
Bolt has no 4WD variant - for snowy roads (plus other disadvantages in other comments).
As long as Apple blocks Free formats such as WebM they have what they want.
The supercharger cables get warm but they charge at 150 kW. Tesla has been experimenting with some supercharger liquid cooling according to googling. But 90% is not just about the cable, probably most of those 10% is lost during the chemical charging of the battery itself. And Tesla battery HVAC runs on full power when the car is being supercharged.
I do not advocate the wireless charging itself, that is a non-sense IMO.
Tesla charger prototype finding its way to Model S video
I also work in the garden during day as I do my work-from-home duties during evening (and during pauses between garden work to get a rest). I don't say he does not have a day off but I do not see why he would necessarily have.
Do the editors know this >.< about the articles they approve?
The article is quiet about Google NaCl (=Native client) + Pepper that jail Adobe Flash to be harmless no matter how insecure it is.
Android is not Linux OS (AKA GNU/Linux). Android is Android OS - it has its own Java API. It runs on Linux kernel but it could run even BSD kernel and nobody would notice. Android does not even run glibc. I do not know much ChromeOS but it is also not a Linux OS. Are there apps like LibreOffice, Balsa, GIMP etc.? No, they run only web applications (even offline). Not even trying to talk about Linux commandline applications. There is no Linux desktop as while I like Linux apps it is obvious general users dislike Linux apps for some unknown reason.
Please read my comment again. I said "99% of users". Not 100%. And in no way "professional graphic designer"s. Do you read anywhere in my comment word "professional"? Do you read there anywhere word "designer"? No? Great. Do you have anything else on your mind?
People want to run what their friends do run. If their friends run game XYZ but they cannot they are a poor. They do not want to be poor. They can pay (they even do not have to) for MS-Windows to be as good as their friends. It does not matter they can run games ABC and DEF which is superior to XYZ.
You have LibreOffice and Gimp. Both are perfect replacements for 99% of users. But I agree for example the games are not there yet.
I have tried to switch to Chromium as Firefox is sometimes slow. But Fedora does not package any Chromium extensions and I found no way how to review + install locally the extensions. Later I was told how to do that but that's just too work. A simple configuration items in Firefox (such as GIF animations) need extensions in Chrome. For Firefox some extensions are packaged in Fedora and other extensions I could easily review from a local .xpi file. Maybe some other distro does package the Chromium extensions?
So you run whole house on a single phase? In Czech/Europe I have only 25A main house fuse but 3 times per each phase, that is 75A power total; all is 230V.
s/last one/first one/
By 2000 Mb/s you mean 250MB/s? My old SATA SSD can beat that.
I have never been stuck on MS-Windows. And even some few unlucky person dependent on specific proprietary software were stuck only for about 4 years until VMware Workstation came out (and then QEMU came out in 2003).
I had to ("had to") pirate several medias in my life as there is no way to buy them playable on a Free device (that is no DRM) and additionally to buy them electronically as I do not have any optical drive and I refuse to deal with the physical media anyway when there is the easy internet transport available. But OK, I won't watch any copyrighted media next time, as you wish.
I never had that Flash crap from those Adobe turds on my machine. This is why I noticed the YouTube upload adjustments do not work. And the only reasons I have seen YouTube upload is that WebM/VP9 is boycotted by Apple to keep their sheeps paying for everything, including licenses for the MPEG idiocy - and obviously I refuse to host the MPEG shit myself on my servers.
Google requires Flash for any adjustment of YouTube videos during their upload.
Internal hard drives (=flash drives) are becoming NVMe.
No 3D is one of the reasons I use XFCE. :-) Besides that it probably would not work well as I have to use fb (FrameBuffer IIUC) driver as Intel driver does crash for me.