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4y ago
RX-7, RX-8... oh, wait
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SMH. What I need is mechanical music. That’s what makes it “sportier”! https://youtu.be/wjSA3sis4kY
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EV Sales Sticking Point: People Still Want Manual Transmissions
(hackaday.com)
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I think it said right on the map that it's not only essentially the same in all directions, it's pretty much the same from any vantage point, since the distance makes most of the difference in what would be seen.
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Comment appears to be sarcasm, a form of humour /helpful ETA: /also s
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Local news? Is nearly extinct, supposedly. Will be in (what's left of it) shortly, as this article posted today. Articles about articles are news, right? Based on the public info, the locations and stuff check out. In my experience, fa
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4y ago
i've got that lotion you were asking for
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Maybe people in America have gone off the shallow end and bonked their heads.
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Merica: *more* freedoms Europa: *better* freedoms
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Antonov An-225: €500M to Rebuild the World’s Largest Airplane
(simpleflying.com)
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Got it. I thought the article seemed excessively press-release-y. Surely every ICE component and micro-configuration has been iterated over the decades, especially in the parts that are at the heart of the machine like this. Even more so wh
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Why Russia is invading Ukraine , RealLifeLore, YouTube, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33019630 I thought this video explained exceptionally well. Also includes analysis of oil-and-gas as a contributing factor. I pos
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2014. 100% agree. Slow walking in particular, where you don’t have to waste mental energy scanning for hazards, and can talk to yourself out loud and wave your arms around in a more coherent manner. From personal experience, I recommend an
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“exciting to see companies still invested in improving the internal combustion engine this late in its lifecycle” Ya think? The article says there are no performance claims yet. How hard can this be? Take identical engines, run benchmarks,
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Neurodiverse women sought for jobs at GCHQ and BAE Systems
(theguardian.com)
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2007 graphic novel. Lots of awards. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika_(comics)
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When I'm the only person in the cafe, but the barista still wants to know my name for the order, I do a slow pan looking left, then right, then back to center, and say: "Guy".
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The ascent of "guy" (1999)
(muse.jhu.edu)
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I name this ship Human Lasagne? Biggest cruise ship viral for the wrong reason
(theguardian.com)
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The only defense I could find was to plow soil up onto them. Still a slowdown and vulnerability.
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Dragon’s teeth – Stopping tanks in their tracks
(tankhistoria.com)
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Need more context. Bad sleep? Jet lag? I have a US to EU jet lag routine. Basically I try to catch a late flight east from as far west as possible and get precisely 6 hours of sleep. It’s enough that I can make it through the next day witho
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Gambled on a non-operational Adcom amp at Goodwill for $29 a while back. Sure enough, all it needed was a 20-cent fuse. Sold on eBay for $400. Apparently I should have have used the windfall to capitalize a repair shop.
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The trend to mend: how repair shops are leading a fixing revolution
(theguardian.com)
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In my experience, outcomes requiring lawyers are so varied and their areas of expertise so specialized that you may as well wait to acquire one until you know the approximate cause of action. But I’ll agree it’s a comfort to have the acq
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Unfortunately, the cheapest solution has been to increase supply by burning down rainforests. Alternatives welcome.
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How can we cut soaring demand for meat? Try a hybrid burger
(theguardian.com)
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Perth museum naming poll chooses 'Perth Museum'
(bbc.co.uk)
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As a person who routinely spends hours trying to save 5 minutes, I get you ;) I also hear that a lot of people like to have sound through multiple rooms and be able to control it remotely, which I don't really do. And to be fair, I som
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Bookshelf speakers in a small room only really need to be 4' apart, up to 6' or 8' for floor-standers in a large room. You could run the wires behind items on a shelf, under the floor, through a "wiremold" cover, pa
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