Aaron

@aaronosaur.us

Aging millennial in New Orleans, concerned with photography and ADAS calibration. I love technology but not Tech.

In June I captured about 60K messages broadcast from Tire Pressure Monitoring System sensors that were rolling down Magazine street. I stripped away the ones that were obviously mine&my neighbors, the rest seem to be distributed like I'd expect.

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This heat can be brutal on a dog’s paws, I sprayed some water on the patio and it brought the temp down from 160F to 120F!

Thermal camera image showing a reading from a deck of 119 degrees FThermal camera image showing a reading from a deck of 161 degrees F

The NHTSAs new rule that removes the requirement that passengers have a way to stop an autonomous vehicle is absurd. They say you should be able to request a stop, but if the computer ignores your you’re just along for the ride. www.jalopnik.com/2203830/nhts...

NHTSA's Plan For Autonomous Car Brakes Will Turn Us All Into Nervous Passengers - Jalopnik

NHTSA will be establishing new testing procedures to ensure that ADS-operated vehicles are braking safely and to US regulations.

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I see that—but there’s also a social urge to denigrate “fashion” partly because it’s seen as primarily a woman’s pursuit, and (esp as car enthusiasts) we need to push back on that. Cars *are* fashion accessories. We tell stories to other ppl about ourselves with our cars…

I don't understand how EV charging companies took a look at the millions of quick, standardized, and easy to operate gas pumps around the country, and said: "How can we make this process worse? I know, let's make it only work through a phone app, and require you to have a membership!"

Robin@rtkimz.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Absolutely! and if by chance you do find a charger, you have to download their app, set up an account, give your credit card information, and hope everything works so you can pay whatever ridiculous price per kWh they decide to charge you. It is frustrating, to say the least!

Now that the storm has passed t mobile is finally distributing the emergency push alerts. We need to tell them the story of the boy who cried tornado.