Josemi
@josemirm
Electronics & hardware. Computers & software. Currently messing around in Rust 🦀 I also like pets, plants, cars, cycling, and sometimes, woodworking My tech blog: 🇪🇸 Spain
Luego se quejarán de que cada vez venden menos, de que sus acciones valen menos, y de que prácticamente están en bancarrota
In 2013, my mother bought a whole hatchback for around €500 more. What a crazy world we're living.
The Blackberry Passport was the only phone who aced this format IMHO. A bespoke UI, being able to use the keyboard as a touch pad, and the predictive physical keyboard made it a really compelling option.
Have you ever seen the IBM Power 5 Multi-Chip Module CPU? With 4 CPU dies and 4 memory controllers dies? That's rad AF
If they really wanted something practical, with lots of space, comfortable, from an American brand, and representative of the "working man", they would pick one of those:
As a 32 years old guy, I prefer how Alfa Romeo did it 20 years before them :-)
It makes me happy to see how those bad boys are currently in good use :-) #weirdcarbs
se han gastado un dineral en implementar una IA que supuestamente iba a revolucionar el negocio, para que al final ni haya sido así, ni haya repercutido en conseguir más ingresos (pero sí en más gastos). Anuncios como éste tampoco ayudan:
I wish modern Diesel engines were cleaner. Achieving 4L/10km (nearly 60 US MPG) in a 12 years old Diesel hatchback is really good in this economy.
That's what I hate the most from social media in general. Is the Bicentennial Man movie accurate to the book? No, like many movies also based on singer book. But does it deserve a 1.5/5? Absolutely not! It is well directed, is well performed, and has a charm that just a few movies has.
The general design is really known for any European car aficionado, but those rear lights, only one car in the world have them :-) PS: This car was really common in the top tiers of car games btw. It was a really important sports car in its time.