Isnt that at the top?

The entire office suite is available as websites. Teams is just https://teams.microsoft.com/

I just use the webapp version

Its a bug collection of standards thats meant to make software more modular. The modularity ends up being so complex though that actually using the modularity ia a PITA

It is planned to certify the open-source processes and ensure compatibility with existing standards such as Autosar

🤮. Anything that touches autosar is/will be complete trash

Isnt that the guy from suicide squad?

The online restaurant store i usually go to sells them as spoonulas

Yeah the rarbg def has some moderation issues. I tried grabbing an episode of a show the day before it came out. Only rarbg had it up, and there was an obscure archive file inside it

Tell him its like a trading card binder but for 4x6" cards or family members

Someday i want to be famous enough for people to care about mundane shut in my life, like what switches are in the keyboard i use

One of the biggest challenges with mass EV battery production is making sure performance stays somewhat flat across the entire market you’re selling them in. Typically, LiFePo batteries perform better at higher temperatures than other chemistries, at the expense of low-temperature performance.

This works well, as long as

1. These batteries are only in vehicles sold in warmer climates
2. Customers never drive these vehicles into cold climates.

#1 is much easier to enforce as a manufacturer, but customers will be pissed if they move north, and their vehicle has worse range and power.

Li-ion has a flatter temp/performance curve, so it’s more suited to geographically larger markets like the US, where regulations require a single range number for the entire country, despite the significant climate variance

Imagine committing in three commands

git commit . -m 'R271: fixing overvoltage monitoring'
git push

Think of the time you’ll save