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Fatnino
3y ago
We know you're talking about spacex
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3y ago
How is this possibly omegles fault or problem? She met him once on omegle and gave him her contact info . She could have met him on the train or in the street and it would have ended the same way. Parents are supposed to teach kids about s
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3y ago
Is it 69? It's 69.
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3y ago
When I get old, I can buy an EV of the future. It will for sure have better range and faster charging that what's on the market now. Most busy corridors like sf-LA have the well known charge stations full and backed up making the delay
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3y ago
Good idea, I'll get an inferior vehicle to enforce the breaks a random person online prescribes me.
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3y ago
Sometimes I need to be there on time. Other times I can set a leisurely pace. At no time do I want to park in the back of an economically depressed store to sit in my car for 20 minutes watching a crack head defecate in the next parking sta
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3y ago
I don't need to stop and stretch. I'm a healthy young person. Furthermore, if I did want to include such stops, why would I want to confine myself to the dingy dirty corner of some backwater Walmart parking lot? With my high range
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3y ago
No, I put a whole tank through heading down, another coming back, and one more tank for the rest of the month. That's less than 15 minutes a month at a gas station. Still beats the pants off the 20 minutes each way for the ev on the lo
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3y ago
You really can't hold it for 6 hours? Especially if you go before you start? And let's say we do make bathroom stops (kids or whatever); why should the needs of the car dictate when and for how long we stop? When I was a kid my da
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3y ago
I can easily go much longer than an EV battery without needing a break. A modern minivan can get myself, 3 passengers and all their luggage from the bay area to LA without even stopping for gas. In the event that we start without a full tan
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3y ago
Much of residential silicon valley was built very quickly in the 50s
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Palo Alto just unveiled another fiber to the home plan to be ready by Jan 2025 in one select neighborhood (that I live just outside of, dammit). This plan will definitely come to fruition just like all the other ones since the 90s
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3y ago
The city of Palo Alto's website is "protected" by some cloudflare clone wannabe. It somehow decided that my residential ip address (also in Palo Alto) is a threat and I can't access any city website now. Just get an infi
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3y ago
That Wikipedia list is missing chicago. If you happen to live near the blue line you can ride it all the way into ohare. San Francisco is already connected via Bart and caltrain can take you to the Bart station before the airport, so you ha
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3y ago
Look at how Christmas trees work. It's exactly this simple.
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3y ago
No need for a screen with countdown. The egg timer dial is also the display.
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3y ago
The formula seems pretty straightforward. Take the area of land we're willing to give over to lumber farming, divide by how long it takes to grow a tree to harvest and that's how much lumber demand can be met. Adjust price to make
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3y ago
Stanford University has been installing roundabouts in recent years. But they put pedestrian cross walks across all the entrances and exits. So you find yourself driving around and come across a car fully stopped in the loop because some ki
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3y ago
In the 90s we had a microwave where the only control surface was a knob like an egg timer. Turn the knob, oven goes whirrrr, knob winds down, goes ding, oven turns off.
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3y ago
Cheap meth can't compete with free shop lifted ingredients in homemade meth.
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3y ago
My sister is on the short side. She went to the counter to buy some of this stuff and the pharmacist refused to believe her ID that said she was (substantially) older than 18. Granted, it was a California issued ID and the pharmacy was in I
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3y ago
I question how much foot traffic Costco's gas station generate. Regular gas stations have matched the time it takes to fill up gas with the time it takes to get in and out of the convenience store. A 20-30 minute typical shopping round
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3y ago
The way to do southwest is not only to check in 24 hours before the flight, but also to book a flight with a nearby stopover where you continue on the same plane. When the other passengers get off, whoever is left on the plane can go sit wh
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3y ago
I'm certainly better at something control...
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3y ago
Because I haven't used windows in over 5 years. I apparently conflated the space bar icon being absent with the idea of the entire menu being gone.
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3y ago
I was just keeping the joke rolling. I don't work for Google or anyone else on Stierlin Ct.
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3y ago
That's what Google was
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3y ago
I don't think linedin has those office buildings anymore. They did a land swap with Large Tech Company for some buildings Large Tech Company owned elsewhere.
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3y ago
Fair, but after win3.1 there wasn't a menu up in that corner anymore.
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3y ago
If you double click in the top left corner of most windows they will close. Leftover behavior from 3.1
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