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What would that mean for people who live in flats/apartments? You can't exactly drop an extension cord seven floors down and around a building to whatever unoccupied nook of the street you managed to park in this time. I agree that EVs are practical for city driving and commuting, but cities...

Hm, from the local reviews i read this tend to flip around as you go into proper cold territory. Because on a crisp -55*C morning starting a gasoline car can be quite an ordeal, while a tesla just switches on and goes. Anyway, even in temperate areas the main problem i see is the lack of...

How practical are the electric cars to use over there? Where can they be charged? Is it at all possible to go any non-trivial distance in one, like to next country over?

Billions of dollars of science equipment, but the camera can't even do 60 FPS 1080p. /s

That's one impressive flight controller too - look at the corners of that graph, no oscillation what so ever.

Huh, that's another image. They must be getting more data by now.

And a view from the ground.

The damn thing flew!

I dunno, that raises some red flags.

Ah, yes. The bafangs are indeed rather popular even here, and they are a lot more practical since you can charge them at home, drive around the traffic or even ride the train with one. On the minus side, it's too damn cold to ride one in winter... I've been contemplating getting an electric...

Interesting. So no one complains about BEVs being ludicrously impractical and the lack of charging infrastructure in most of the world, but the little problem of lithium mining suddenly concerns everyone?

Feels like Vulkan client would be similar to OpenGL one, and the latter didn't fare all too well.

Yeah. I usually get 2-3 colds a year. Been about a year since i last had a cold. Shit works.

Not really. Adapting the vaccine to a new variant is a week's job and does not require a year of testing. So we really are only limited by manufacturing and logistics.

Huh? I can't remember when was the last time on any platform that the screenshotting tool or feature wasn't able to save the image to clipboard. Then you go to the website and ctrl+v it in there. No drag and drop required. It's saving to file that has always been fiddly on Windows in particular...

I keep all my files on my own NAS, with multiple backups. Use google services for shared documents and one set of encrypted offsite backups. Don't really trust cloud storage to continue to exist ever since MySpace decided to close out of the blue 20 years ago, giving almost no time to download...

COVID-VOC, hm? Great way to start the year.

What counts as quite cold over there?

Well, if the last 5 years are of any reference, this is a futile expectation. Not only no one ever done anything with the code, but no one even remembered about it's being dumped after 2 days or so.

I did, in fact, dumped it 5 years ago: https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/open-universal-autopilots.33264/