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I’m not here to argue anything boyo. I actually agree that Tesla has had good innovations in the battery space. I was a battery control systems engineer for a Formula E team ~5 years ago and I still keep up with the industry.

I never had anything to do with the Tesla topic though, I wasn’t the one who initially replied. How can no one see that? That’s not why I commented, I thought you were unnecessarily rude.

Can’t even play random comment police anymore without people getting their panties all bunched up.

lol, nah.

I had no intention of such an implication.

I’m just here callin’ out cunts. And that’s Inspector Nips to you.

Please point out exactly where I said I agree with the original commenter and not that it’s just some inference you made. Don’t put words in my mouth.

I called this one out due to their cuntish attitude.

Kind of like no one here cares for your unsubstantiated statements?

If you can’t be bothered to back up what you’re claiming, next time don’t bother commenting at all. It’s not adding value to this discussion.

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Nah, 🏴‍☠️

You absolutely must go!

Not only do they date back hundreds of years, they are located all over the planet. First modern planetarium was built in Germany in the early 1920s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_planetariums

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetarium

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_planetariums

As a professional musician and someone who works for a prominent Japanese electronic musical instrument company, I’m going to have to disagree.

Thunderbolt provides all the low latency of a PCIe interface with none of the drawbacks. I use an Antelope Zen Tour in my home studio and it is just amazing.

The systems I designed for work though use RME PCIe cards, but those systems aren’t in the hobbyist space.

Even if they did I doubt they would’ve used aliases. Picard’s tea “routine” is right in-line with his character.

Unfortunately (/s) plot and character development trump diligent technical details.

I was just highlighting that the technology had been invented over a decade before.

early 90s

Aliasing has been available in UNIX since the C Shell in 1978.