a new crime of inciting use of pirate IPTV services or software.
This one is particularly nasty, because simply suggesting to someone that pirate IPTV exists can be used to incriminate people that haven't even done anything wrong. Regardless of your view on piracy, merely discussing something should never put you at risk of criminal charges.
I've had colleagues just play the "I don't fucking care if you're sending me back because my papers have a spelling mistake, this is just a business trip" method when US customs/immigration starts acting up. Not sure I'd have the balls to do that now that the US is sending people to KZ camp light for pretty much nothing.
Assuming every hinge there is motorized
That image isn't even a mockup of what it could look like, it's probably just some AI generated crap. Those servo joints will never bend around the base to align with the height of it.
Anycubic’s latest innovation could redefine what users expect from portable 3D printers, and has already won the iF Design Award 2025, but the company has offered no official launch date.
Lol of course they haven't, this is a concept idea with probably zero engineering hours put in to it yet. This is their designers thinking "ooh, this would be super neat!" And their marketing team going "fuck yeah!"
Right now, if you want to add a new movie or TV show, you probably:
Search for it manually across different Arr services
I mean, you only search one arr service depending on the media type.
Check which quality profiles or indexers work best for that media type
Figure out if it's already available somewhere in your library
You've already setup your quality profiles and indexers for your Arrs when you initially configured them, so there's no need to do that every time you add a new item. If it's already in your library, it shows when you search for it so not much figuring out.
Manually add it to the right service
Again, you've already searched in the appropriate Arr service for the media type. The "manual" action is pressing "Add", which i assume you'd need to do with this too?
I think I'm confused as to what problem this actually solves?
They do charge over time when terminals are not shorted, but it's not like they go from discharged to spontaneously fully charged in seconds. It's a slow creep that happens over an extended time period.
Taking your own car, leaving a bottle with prints at the scene and keeping the clothes worn during the act is just laughably stupid mistakes. I mean, come on guys, have you never watched a detective show!?
Kinda /s, but also not because damn those are stupid, borderline hilarious, mistakes.
Definitely looks like you have some extrusion issues here. Check if the nozzle is partially clogged and that the extruder isn't skipping.
Probably not, but not many (if any) do it to the extent of the chinese.
Lyckily it was only a loaner I had for a little more than a week.
It's the 75kW on a DC charger thats slow, decade old cars are getting better speeds than that and cars a couple of years old are 200kW+ on DC with some peaking at 300kW.
The 7kW AC charging is also annoying because they limit it by using single phase charging, especially if you're in a country where 32A single phase current is not normal in residential areas. Then you're limited to 16A which is only 3.5kW, meaning you can barely charge it in a night. There is just no good reason to do single phase charging on new cars.
A recommendation engine is perfectly fine and can be fun to discover new things you might otherwise not know about, but auto adding is a huge nono. You don't want some random shit getting automatically added to your server and taking up space (or using potentially valuable/limited download credit from a private tracker) just because it thinks it knows what you want to watch/listen to/read. Automatically adding new stuff unsolicited it just a really bad idea.