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EricE
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Hardly. EV sales are slowing down. All the people willing to put up with EVs have bought; the market is saturated. Demand for ICE isn't going anywhere.
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Not just the Chicken Tax but Obama era (revived under Biden) fuel efficiency standards that are ridiculous for vehicles under a certain weight. Those regs are more to blame than the Chicken Tax these days (and I'm NO fan of the Chicke
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2y ago
You mean he's faced multiple trumped up and politically motivated persecutions that have all failed.
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GM is far from unique! https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/03/how-figure-out-what-yo...
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2y ago
I've seen builders put the all the outlets for bathrooms on one circuit with the GFCI in one bathroom - typically the master bath. In my last house the outside outlets were on the GFCI with the outlets in the garage. Anything to save
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A flow battery isn't going to burst into extremely high temperature flames in a self-sustaining not easily extinguishable fire that also spews toxic fumes in mass quantities. I'll take a basement (or garage) with a flow battery ov
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2y ago
Taxing (and not subsidizing) EVs more sounds fantastic to me.
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2y ago
The gift that keeps on giving!
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2y ago
Funny that at least one value focused automative company doesn't seem to find physical controls an economic burden: https://www.thedrive.com/news/hyundai-promises-to-keep-butto...
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https://www.reuters.com/technology/apple-plans-new-fees-rest... https://www.forbes.com/sites/siladityaray/2024/01/17/apples-... https://www.insightpartners.com/
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2y ago
Oh please, it's not like nerds go outside anyway ;)
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Entropic also pointed out that they made new molds to take their logo off the case. How much did that cost? Why not just pay Entropic with that money? The whole thing stinks...
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2y ago
sounds like you have an itch that needs scratching - go for it!
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It's pretty simple - Biden wasn't president when it stored his records, Trump was. All classification authority emanates from the President, not senators or vice presidents.
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2y ago
I hope to be buried with my old, dumb cars :p
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Hardly! The fee has been a hot topic of discussion since day one.
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2y ago
“We have seen countless instances of inefficient and partial enforcement by the DPC in the past years. We want to ensure that Twitter fully complies with EU law, which — at a bare minimum — requires to ask users for consent in this case.” Y
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2y ago
"Public posts are by default copyrighted to the author of the post" US Centric and also moot given you agree to twitters terms of service before your first post.
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2y ago
She borrowed a friend's car. It's beyond ridiculous that simple functions should be that hard to find in a car that you get into for the first time. Talk about solutions for problems that shouldn't even exist in the first pla
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I will never own a vehicle that doesn't have common/critical functions on physical buttons - exactly because of crap like this. We aren't incentivized to leave well enough alone - things have to constantly be "improved&
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>[disclaimer: LA County resident] Willing to give up your water to restore Mona Lake and the rest of the Owens Valley? What LA did to the central valley is equally disgusting.
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Solar doesn't compete with coal or gas - it's still not reliable enough to replace base load requirements, and skewed economics around solar have killed new or replacement base load projects. Indeed, the California and Texas scre
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They have to or they may get in trouble due to our stupid laws. From the article: "Initially, Smith says, he was wary about going public with his research, as this kind of “hacking back” falls into a “gray area”: It may be breaking th
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Unsurprisingly you are getting downvoted for pointing out the obvious. That and the continued migration from an engineering focused organization to a penny pinching bean counting org after the McDonnell Douglas reverse takeover.
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Always fun to release this kind of a report just after you strand astronauts in space :(
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Yes - and mostly completely negated by de-emphasizing the very misnamed "green" agenda.
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If it works then why were they "absolute quacks"? There's a ton of misinformation from the "legitimate" medical community. The most blatant and recent was the FUD around Ivermectin.
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One of my favorite features of Safari is the ability, per website (and as a global default) to turn reader mode on by default where stuff like that is hidden.
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They are hoping you will subscribe to their streaming service, but it works just fine without subscribing to theirs. It also aggregates multiple streaming services into a consolidated guide rather nicely. Not as nice as Channels DVR (which
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If you gave them $117K a year they would be dead within a month ODing on the mass quantities of drugs they can now afford. Money is not the issue with homelessness, and until people get that out of their heads the problem will not be solved
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