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by Fins 7y ago
And what if I still find that it is terrible implementation by people who should not be allowed to make anything that could be used as a deadly weapon?
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by Fins 7y ago
CarPlay might be good, never tried it, but Android Auto isn't all that impressive, whether there is touch screen or not. I did not find it any more impressive with a touchscreen, though. But I think the bigger problem is that even if
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by Fins 7y ago
In general it may not mean much. People do plead guilty even when they aren't, for many reasons, and even more so with minorities. In this specific case though we're talking Oberlin students, not some poor kids from the ghetto,
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by Fins 7y ago
Yeah, this clearly was the case here!! Although even Oberlin does not seem to be making that claim.
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by Fins 7y ago
Seriously? Giving user an option is a bad thing now? Granted, on mine it is not motorized, but still, when I was driving at night on I-80 through Nevada, where as long as you do not manage to go off road navigation system just tells you &qu
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by Fins 7y ago
Even with a classic one, you get basic navigation instructions, infotainment data etc. on the center console.
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by Fins 7y ago
That at the very least presumes that you remember to do that in advance. And that this functionality is actually available to do. Last time I tried, e.g. Google Maps would not download offline maps in some countries.
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by Fins 7y ago
Tesla fanboys can be quite annoying, true, but I don't think actively killing them is a "right thing".
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by Fins 7y ago
That's all nice and well, as long as you are in cell tower range. I drove mine cross-country through places where you get 0 cell coverage. Having a navigation system that actually works is pretty nice.
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by Fins 7y ago
All Audi's I've seen, except for e-Tron have physical controls and don't require the screen. And being able to hide it seems like a perfectly fine option for the times when you don't need it. When you actually can adjust
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by Fins 7y ago
Would the bakery owners be the "literal nazis" in this case?
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by Fins 7y ago
Given that students in question plead guilty, it seems quite plausible that "willful disregard for the truth" is exactly what happened here.
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by Fins 7y ago
I don't let mine anywhere near a TV or computer. Of course that might be a bit more difficult once tghey get old enough to actually reach the keyboard... But then I try to not let my mom on YouTube either. Or myself, for that matter.
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by Fins 7y ago
On cable there are ways to lock out channels, setting ratings on the TV and all that. If dad doesn't hide his Playboy well enough, it's obviously on him to fix it. On the internet it is much more difficult, of course, and we can&#
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by Fins 7y ago
When cars start driving on sidewalks or being parked on the same, you might have a case. Until then, scooters are nothing but a toy for obnoxioous hipsters with no concern for anyone or anything other then them being too lazy to move their
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by Fins 7y ago
Or maybe because some people have access to the information and means to get somewhere else, and some are just proles and can be made to march under radioactive rain without being told anything.
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by Fins 7y ago
Oh, evacuation of Party leaders' children started right away. General population, not so much.
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by Fins 7y ago
> userbase here is something like the top .01% of (intelligence / literacy / analytical skills). If this were true, I would have lost whatever little faith in humanity I had left. But I very much doubt it, being good at some &
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by Fins 7y ago
> And one of the Nazi party's specific goals when invading Poland was to exterminate the Jews and Roma (Gypsy) populations of Europe. Are you sure about that? Wasn't "the final solution" proposed significantly later?
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by Fins 7y ago
Ah, OK. I expected that if I add a new address when already having the preference set for sending notices to the main one, they would go to the main one.
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by Fins 7y ago
Antifa isn't? That's highly debatable.
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by Fins 7y ago
Just signed up, and it send breach notifications to individual emails, not the main one... Still, great job!
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by Fins 7y ago
It is certainly much better. And much nicer to visit than back then.
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by Fins 7y ago
Once they get to doing communism, both the economy and the population will shrink automatically.
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by Fins 7y ago
Where were those teams when whatever the predecessor to G+ was called was launched and started sharing with your abusive ex's, people you had orders of protection taken etc. etc.? I am sure they do review things quite carefully to avoi
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by Fins 7y ago
> I wonder when Google decided “doing evil” was okay The moment they incorporated, at the latest. Really. When people go to such lengths to tell you "we're not evil, honest!" -- you should know where it's going.
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by Fins 7y ago
The same could be said about 95% of SV hackers. At least Bugatti employees do honest work for living and do not make the world a worse place.
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by Fins 7y ago
So, if I were to declare myself an Even supremacist and plan to turn all Whites (and the others, when we get to them) into fertilizer that would be fine? And in any case I just am not sure if pushing undesirables (especially if it is undesi
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by Fins 7y ago
That seems to be a prime example of "too little, too late", and looks like a rather han-fisted attempt to appear fair.
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by Fins 7y ago
It's possible that they are correct, but seeing what Russian media claims about Ukraine since the beginning of the conflict I would not bet on it.

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