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Re:BYD says new fast-charging system could be as quick as filling up a...
on Tuesday March 18, 2025 @05:17AM (#43397198)
China does have some car brands that support battery swapping, with NIO being a notable example that markets this feature. However, their market share isn’t particularly high. It can be said that battery swapping is a common practice in China, but it isn’t the primary method for electric vehicle energy replenishment. Incidentally, NIO vehicles don’t support particularly high charging speeds. High-speed charging can impact battery lifespan, so manufacturers like NIO also prefer to avoid promoting fast charging from their perspective.
Re:Githubassets.com Cert Has Expired
on Monday November 02, 2020 @07:17AM (#24967275)
I thought it was just a local CDN node issue until I see this on Hacker News :-(
Re:Citrine: Localized Programming Language
on Saturday July 18, 2020 @09:26PM (#23886257)
The Chinese version looks like just bad machine translation.
`Object` is translated to `宾语` which means the grammar component object in subject, verb, object, etc.
The `power` operator is translated to `功率` which means A measure of the effectiveness that a force producing a physical effect has over time.
`Ceil` is translated to `细胞` which means Cell ???
:-(
Re:The Evolution of China's Metro Systems
on Sunday May 21, 2017 @10:22AM (#14387434)
> It seemed difficult (impossible?) to pay with anything but cash
That's true and it is not convenient for visitors. Local people usually just use public transportation card (magnetic/contact-less smart card) everyday and don't have to pay with cash (you can charge the card with credit card or Alipay). Some station gates also support paying with NFC smartphones (eg. Xiaomi), and I think that's modern :-)
Re:Stealing passwords from McDonald's users
on Monday January 16, 2017 @04:39AM (#13409049)
24hours McDelivery in Hong Kong!
Re:HPACK: the silent killer (feature) of HTTP/2
on Monday November 28, 2016 @11:43AM (#13056544)
There are more gigantic monstrosities than expected.
`content-security-policy` on inbox.google.com is 1.4K and my `cookie` sent to inbox is around 900B. :-(
Re:HPACK: the silent killer (feature) of HTTP/2
on Monday November 28, 2016 @11:31AM (#13056447)
You get 192 -> 100 bytes reduction if there's only one response. The compression dictionary(dynamic table) is shared, therefore much more bytes can be saved in the following responses(assuming they contain similar headers).
Re:Why IntelliJ IDEA is hailed as the most friendly Java IDE (many scr...
on Friday March 04, 2016 @09:23AM (#11223839)
workspace in eclipse -> project in intellij
;
project in eclipse -> module in intellij
Re:Nginx optimization: Understanding sendfile, tcp_nodelay and tcp_nopush
on Friday February 13, 2015 @09:36PM (#9048501)
Nagle Angle and Naggle ?
Re:Python on Wheels
on Sunday January 26, 2014 @08:30PM (#7128136)
I thought it was another web framework ...
Re:Nginx Inc. raises $10M in Series B round
on Wednesday October 16, 2013 @01:18AM (#6558139)
Taobao's fork supports dynamic module loading with other enhancements. http://tengine.taobao.org/
Re:Introducing the Qt WebEngine
on Thursday September 12, 2013 @10:00AM (#6373995)
Qt WebEngine is (the new one) based on Chromium.
The one based on WebKit is just called Qt WebKit.
Re:ISPs deploying rewriting proxies on web content
on Tuesday May 17, 2011 @04:15AM (#2555705)
No surprise for me. ISPs in China even rewrite your web pages and inject their own Ads. The only way to stop this is keeping dialing the customer hotline and shouting at the custom service. Yes, this does work.