Don't tell anyone, but I actually only used 1 significant figure, so anything above 50% will do.

I'm also using the version of significant figures where I work backwards from the answer, otherwise I'd need 95% or higher and that's too difficult.

You might be numb, but you could always be an Arabic digit.

This would be business as usual for Australia. They have been repeatedly violating multiple conventions when it come to the treatment of asylum seekers.

Linux Mint Debian Edition

I have a friend who's 91. He just started using Linux, and has had only minor issues that I was able to fix in seconds.

It's nowhere near as difficult as it was 10 years ago.

No, I don't have any thoughts.

I've decided that COVID is a man-made virus designed to kill only conspiracy theorists.

I wonder how the consp

It's worth noting that while NMC batteries shouldn't be charged over 100% for daily use, LFP batteries should be charged to 100% at least weekly.

LFP batteries are not damaged by being at 100%, and due to the flat discharge curve, the controller only knows how charged the battery is when it's near 100%. Most of the time it's calculating the charge left based on how much energy is being used.
Over time, that guess is going to get less accurate. Charging it to full will reset the guess, and keep it accurate.
Only charging to 80% can cause the guess to be off by more than 50% (after quite a long time), leading to the battery running out when the car thinks it has at least 50% left.

If you don't know what battery your car has (and don't have access to the manual), assuming LFP is safest. Any EV sold after 2022 is likely to use LFP (unless it's a high performance car), and EV's sold before 2020 are probably NMC.
New battery chemistries are coming on the market every year, so don't rely too much on this comment.

Would it prevent you from seeing a parliament of superb owls?

Only about 5% of me is a chatbot. The rest of me is mostly human.

I would like to provide this XKCD in case the last graphic was too helpful.

I was looking up my symptoms and google suggested that I could have been in a car crash or mauled by a bear.
I don't remember either of those happening, so I must have memory loss too.