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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed by means of Twitter that the company’s first electric truck will begin deliveries to Pepsi on December 1, 2022.

The Semi truck had originally been announced in 2017 and was meant to begin production in 2019.

That original delivery window came and went with Tesla later saying that it would begin building trucks for its first customer, Pepsi, in October 2022. now Musk says that he is “excited to announce start of production of Tesla Semi truck with deliveries to Pepsi on Dec 1st!”

The Semi itself is a truck that promises 500 miles of range and a 0-60 time of around 20 seconds when loaded, and it’s said that Tesla has 100 of these electric automobiles on order.

The Semi isn’t the only automobile that Tesla has struggled to get out of the gate, of course. The company has also missed various production dates for the Cybertruck as well, with Musk now saying that particular automobile will go into production in the middle of next year.

Whether that will happen remains to be seen, but the progression of Semi manufacturing might suggest that Tesla is now starting to get its act together.

Not that getting other Tesla automobiles is easy ideal now. The worldwide parts shortages have impacted all automakers, and Tesla is no different. delivery windows for Tesla EVs are long, even for those that have been on sale for some time.

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The Samsung Galaxy note 7 is unquestionably the best phone of this year, and while many people have already gotten hold of it, many are still planning to get it. The Galaxy note 7 has good specifications on paper, and even better in real usage. The powerful Exynos chipset, which is equivalent to, if not better than the Snapdragon 820, the amazing graphics, all backed up by 4GB RAM, and a beautiful Quad HD screen to push the pixels.

The Galaxy note 7 took no time to beat the competition offered by other companies like OnePlus and ZTE and even HTC. However, things go wrong, sometimes, terribly wrong. possibly the worst thing that can ever happen to someone with a note 7 is losing or forgetting the lock screen password or pattern.

If you are a user who has forgotten his/her password, pin or pattern on the Galaxy note 7 and are not able to get past the lock screen and use it and have been looking for a solution, you’re just at the right place! Please note that the following procedure also holds true for a lot of other Android devices as well.

You have actually two ways of recovering your forgotten pin/password off your Galaxy note 7. If you already had Google’s Android device manager enabled for your note 7, then the procedure won’t cost you any data loss. However, in the unlikely event that you didn’t enable ADM, you will, unfortunately, have to lose all the data stored on your device.

Bypass Forgotten Password on Galaxy note 7

Use Android device Manager

Head over to Android device Manager’s website, and find your Galaxy note 7.

Click on the ‘Erase and Lock’ button.

Follow the required steps to lock your Galaxy note 7. You can erase it if you want, but as of now, we just need the lock feature.

Now, set a temporary password of your choice.

Unlock your Galaxy note 7 using the password you just set. You can now change the password, or delete it altogether.

Use recovery to factory Reset

Power off your Samsung Galaxy note 7.

Boot into the recovery menu. On the note 7, that is holding down Power, volume Up, and the home key simultaneously until the logo shows up.

Using your volume keys, navigate to the option that reads ‘Factory Reset/Wipe Data’.

Select it using the Power button. On the next screen, you will further find an option to select either yes or no.

Take a deep breath, and select Yes.

The process might take a good second, so don’t worry. once done, your Galaxy note 7 will reboot fresh, just the way you got it out of the box.

Phew! You’ve successfully gotten rid of the forgotten password that was holding you back from using your new Galaxy note 7! If you have any issues whatsoever, feel free to comment down below.

maker Faire Austin is happening this weekend, October 18 & 19, 2008 at the Travis county Expo center in Austin, TX. maker Faire is a showcase of all things DIY. You’ll see robots, sculptures, live performances, and other wonders including lots of of the projects we cover here every day. We delighted in our time in San Mateo earlier this year and the show keeps getting better and better. You can see photos from previous events on Flickr. If you’ve got a chance to go, take it.

visitor [Mike] was not as well amazed by style in a recent publish we did on an LED menorahs. Doing what any type of self respecting hacker would do, he developed as well as developed a much better one then sent it in to us. He just occurred to have an AVR ATtiny13 sitting around, so he utilized that for the brains. It has single button operation, is powered by 2 AA batteries, as well as even simulates the candles burning out. His customized PCB turned out rather well as well, the power plug links to the batteries in a method that utilizes them as a base. inspect out his site for comprehensive plans as well as source code. excellent task [Mike].

The elements of style by [William Strunk, Jr.] and [E.B. White] has long been a favorite of English majors and great writers. [James Devlin] suggests that it can also be a good reference for programmers. With just a few changes in wording, the same assistance that applies to good writing can apply to good coding. For example, [Strunk] and [White} emphasize the significance of structural design to writing. replace “writing” with “programming”, and the principles are exactly the same: “Programming, to be effective, should follow closely the thoughts of the writer programmer, but not necessarily in the purchase in which those thoughts occur.” So keep this guide in mind next time you start a new project.

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[Quethe] implanted an RFID chip into his hand to ensure that he can gain access to his handgun risk-free without having to fumble around for secrets or buttons. He’s likewise planning to do more with the chip, including installing visitors so he can gain access to his cars and truck without keys. [Quethe] declares that inserting the chip hurts less than drawing blood. From the video he’s obviously utilizing livestock grade devices for the injection. While we applaud his ingenuity, we’re not sure that the convenience of easier gain access to to guns as well as cars and trucks is really worth the difficulty of putting a chip in your body.

We’ve covered rather a a few hackers that have selected to chip themselves in the past. [Mikey Sklar] did it back in 2005 after building a pair of pants to block the signal. [Amal Graafstra] ended up composing RFID toys after implanting himself. [Larry Pesce] from the PaulDotCom podcast had his chip cloned on stage by [Major Malfunction] at ShmooCon. [Annalee Newitz] had her chip cloned by [Jonathan Westhues] while covering RFID hacking for Wired. It’s fascinating to see the method of diy RFID chipping gaining traction, and, thankfully, all of the people just listed comprehend that it’s not a type of security.

[via Boing Boing]

Twitter was flooded this morning with users posting “Don’t Click: ”. TinyURL has because terminated the URL. The original page doesn’t seem to be live either. It displayed a button that said “Don’t Click”. If the user happened to be logged into Twitter, it would automatically update their status. The instigator partially describes the method on his blog (translated). The page would load the user’s Twitter page in an unnoticeable iframe. The status would be pasted in and the “Don’t Click” button is placed on top of the update button. You can find the code snippets here and the original author credit reports this post for the inspiration. Twitter has because added a JavaScript fragment to each page to break out of iframes.

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keep in mind those guys who utilized treadmills to run in world of Warcraft? They have published an instructable on exactly how to develop the treadmill input gadget yourself. We understand that all you world of Warcraft players are just dying to try to do all your running in the genuine world.

though the inspiration was said to have come from a clip of The young Ones, we all understand this was bound to occur eventually. [lemonie] has turned a VHS deck into a toaster. They’ve done a great job, it looks nearly completely stock. We can picture that preserving the look of the VCR was quite tough particularly getting whatever to line up correctly. Finally, we have a utilize for our old VHS deck. You can see a video of it in action after the break.

The very first day of The Pirate Bay’s trial has concluded. The prosecution, representing lots of big media companies, is attempting to verify that the defendants are directly accountable for copyright infringement. The members of The Pirate Bay are treating the trial as a truth TV farce. From TorrentFreak’s coverage, it seems like it’s off to a fantastic start: “For a number of minutes, listeners of the online audio might hear mouse-clicks as Roswall [the prosecutor -Ed.], who earlier declared to be an professional on computer crimes, tried to get his PowerPoint presentation on the screen.”

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