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by 0xcafecafe 3y ago
That screen is seriously distracting and the worst thing is you have to look at it even to check your speed. There is absolutely 0 information displayed behind the steering wheel. I always wonder how did this get approved.
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by 0xcafecafe 3y ago
Nexus hardware (LG made) was crap. Both mine and my wife's phones bootlooped at 12-14 months of purchase. Never had such issues with any of the other smartphones we have owned.
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by 0xcafecafe 3y ago
The aid is not sent to the government but some chosen NGOs. India has said aid is not needed: https://icai.independent.gov.uk/html-version/uk-aid-to-india... .
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by 0xcafecafe 3y ago
I had a similar brush with ambiguity sometime back when there was an article about a bill being tabled. The verb table has two opposite meanings per merriam webster: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/table#:~:t
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
I did grow up in a religious vegetarian family but my rationale for remaining vegetarian is simple. We derive all our energy from the sun. The more hops between myself and the source, the less efficient the energy transfer. For now plants t
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Nice read! >>Queen Elizabeth II doesn’t even have a driver’s license. As Queen, she doesn’t need one Didn't know that either.
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Thanks
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
The article certainly lacks interesting details. Why did it take 9 months to edit the image? What nuances were involved? Also would it have been better to capture the full moon?
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
I think that happens when other language nouns are added to English. Case in point "chai" tea and "naan" bread. Chai means tea and naan means bread but here we are...
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
I recently got an email from amazon saying they are charging my card again for items which I have already returned to them (via the whole foods store). I even have confirmation email of the said returns. Now the email claims they haven&#x27
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Am I reading the chart wrong or is IV less restrictive than V?
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
I remember some liquor site in the US (totalwine IIRC) used to ask are you born after <date> to ascertain age and it worked pretty well.
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
But if that same restaurant started having different wait times for something as arbitrary as country of birth, we would have a problem.
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
We are talking about 14% of the total annual green card quota, 140,000/1,000,000.Everybody is not coming from same place and it will be a pure FCFS system if these archaic quotas are gone.
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Diversity can be preserved for 86% of the green card quota. Why does need to be there for the other 14%? Already this is forcing companies to make investments in offshore centers as it is difficult to hire here. There is enough proof this i
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Attributing all the problems to those bodyshops is a bit disingenuous IMO. Yes they are part of the problem. Even Chinese nationals face 5+ years backlog for their green cards. Limiting immigration from populous countries based on arbitrary
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Why though? If Google is hiring an engineer, it doesn't make a distinction and does so purely on skill. Why should it matter if said engineer is from Argentina (arbitrary example) instead of India? The US issues roughly 1 million green
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by 0xcafecafe 4y ago
Can you please provide examples of said propaganda in NFLX programming? Genuinely curious.
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Ha :)
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Doesn't that vary with the skin color (aka melanin content in the skin)? I presume as a brown person I need more exposure for an equivalent dose compared to a Caucasian person.
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
>With these options for updates available, there’s only one conclusion to draw: Google just doesn’t want to keep updating the Pixel 3. That three-year promise has been satisfied, and it's not making more money from Pixel 3 customers
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Thanks!
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
We're about to have our second kid in spring so that is the biggest thing to look forward to. In prep for that, planning to switch out our sedan for a minivan (due to 2 carseats). Apart from that, try to keep learning. Pickup something
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Why Omicron and not Nu?
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Same. It is hilarious that it is more of an index like investment at this point.
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
>>>and your performance may now also be judged on the performance of your students. What is stopping them from passing all students then thereby degrading the whole quality of education? Accountability is good but if other states d
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
>>The EU seems mostly woke Can you please elaborate more on that? I thought US is going more woke and France in the EU is pushing back on wokeism.
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Among the other things it changed forever: travel, immigration, privacy, government excesses, etc.
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
Honestly I don't think it is. However a lot of opponents to removing country caps are always concerned with this. Hence I was saying if anything country caps may be justified for family based GCs. There is no viable argument for them
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by 0xcafecafe 5y ago
" In absence of a secondary differentiation criteria," I was addressing the concern of the PP who mentioned immigration being dominated by a few populous countries in absence of country caps. Ideally the immigration system should

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