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by Dah00n 4y ago
This is just like the "I have nothing to hide so I don't mind tracking" argument.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
I have been where you are, posting the same thing, but I don't believe it is true today. Applications that hang and can't be killed is a much bigger problem to me in Linux than in Windows 10. I also don't reformat, at most i
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Which you cannot do on an iPhone. You don't boot it like a PC and apps don't launch when you do restart it. It is another what-if that cannot happen, derailing the discussion.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
It is trying to derail the conversation comparing Facebook to electricity. You are trying to shoehorn everyone into your chosen way of life as many people don't use Facebook and many avoid all social media like the plague. I don't
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by Dah00n 4y ago
> it evaporated entirely from the heat Hmm, that is not what your source (Wikipedia) says happened: > "After a drought caused water levels to drop, revealing contaminated silt, which was then wind blown, further polluting surrou
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by Dah00n 4y ago
JavaScript feels like IE7 all over again.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Is it really though? The biggest country in Europe is Russia, also the biggest population is Russians living inside Russia. Maybe you meant the EU which is far from being all of Europe. It is not even half of Europe. There are 23 countries
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by Dah00n 4y ago
After a few the rest would likely go down by debris. Not that it would matter as a world war would already have caused so much debris from destroyed satellites that nothing up there would work anyway.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Let me guess... Do you drive a BMW or AUDI?
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by Dah00n 4y ago
This is how they always do repairs in Denmark. I should know as I drive though such an area on the way to Odense 4 times a week. 80km/t speed limit for 10-20km and it has been there for years.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Moving the air vents around being 3 menus deep seems like a no go but some designer still made it.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
You have never seen much snow if you think it can be removed by heat from inside the cab! You would need a shovel and a broom or a cab heated up at least hours before the ride. Not everywhere is cali.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
But likely 0 out of 1000 that buy semis.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
It has been 3 years with my Toyota and all I have paid for is new windscreen-wipers (winter ruins them). I don't see how that matters though. What matters are actual numbers from a trusted source: ADAC (German motor organization) says
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by Dah00n 4y ago
>What happens to the people who barely scrap by but who receive this type of fines? Really it isn't that big of a problem. A judge would likely look at your income but if you want to compare there are better/worse things to loo
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by Dah00n 4y ago
I'm not OP but I'm pretty sure the argument is that Americans (even in the city) lives less in the city and more in their homes - comparably.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
You are both correct. That is the way the law is written but it also does cause more deaths.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Whataboutism doesn't solve anything. Two wrongs doesn't make a right. Etc.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
How much tech is there that wasn't there before that isn't ASML, NXP, etc. tech?
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Is this any different than what Muammar Gaddafi tried to do at one point?
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by Dah00n 4y ago
OP is talking TO people reading comments before the article - not saying s/he did so. Seems you fell into the same confusion hole as OP.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
>When you’re mountaineering, sweat is really bad news Both messages above already agreed that in these situations it make sense. Sounds to me that you are arguing while agreeing :)
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Do you do regular cardio workouts? For comparison: I (male, 45 yrs/old, 100kg, BMI too high) train 5-7 times a week for strength/hypertrophy and 2-3 times a week I do hard cardio for an hour (HR 145-160 average, max HR 170-187). 7
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by Dah00n 4y ago
>Second why doesn't Tesla have to submit to some sort of third-party independent verification that this software works That is the law in the EU but all currently driven Teslas that have been updated in areas that change steering, b
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Except regulations have nothing to do with this as Tesla doesn't follow those. Tesla update their cars with software changes in areas that by law requires the cars to be re-certified. For example if I go out now and do something that a
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Just to add some numbers. So you can make your own conclusions: Total Tesla's sold in 2021: 935,950 Toyota Corollas sold: 1,1 million Toyota RAV4: 1 million All Toyota's sold in the US 2021: 2,2 million Worldwide Toyota sales in 2
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by Dah00n 4y ago
That wasn't necessary.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Blocking trackers is a feature not a bug. Disagreeing with what belongs on the list is fine of course but it isn't a bug. IMO Reddit belongs there equally as much or as little as Google and Facebook.
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by Dah00n 4y ago
>it doesn’t make them more user-unfriendly Mozilla or Google? If Mozilla: Do you think that Mozilla would think of their users' privacy if it meant alienating Google and loosing their money? I'm not picking a side here - I have
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by Dah00n 4y ago
Could we please not do this on HN? If true (I have no idea) at least write a better comment that leaves the reader wiser after reading.

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