LUmBULtERA

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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Tell that to South Dakota's wind farms?
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
I don't disagree about it being politicized, but if you look at the states with the highest amounts of renewable generation, your second sentence is not supported. There is a LOT of wind energy in Republican-led states in places where
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
>But, the Left's problem is that instead of trying to raise everyone up they're bringing people down. It was that way in the USSR, and it's that way here. Where I used to live the Talented and Gifted program (which was sta
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
That paper, which follows 106 people born in Denmark from 1975 and 1979, says there may be correlation coefficients of 0.48 or 0.50 for IQ groupings between ages (1) 4 and (2) 14 and 44 years. 0.48^2 is 23%, 0.5^2=25%, so if you accept ev
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Wow, I have Mint and have not encountered this yet. What services have you seen block it?
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
2021 Model Y.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
There has been constant political discourse in the U.S. about keeping cheap Chinese EVs out of the United States (yes, I know Polestar and Volvo are owned by Chinese corporations, they are older and at higher price point). You may have miss
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Also no, an ID Buzz in an electric minivan, and I wouldn't inherently say it's better than an electric SUV. It gets pretty poor range and efficiency, and so a smaller SUV like a Model Y can make more sense if you don't need
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
The Model Y is commonly understood to be a SUV. You can't just make it not so because it doesn't fit your narrative.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
If American car manufacturers think no one will buy them anyway, I think we should let in all the cheap EVs that are available and see how it plays out then. Can't be worse off.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Few years ago? Okay, few is 2 or 3 years. I see MSRP for a base model of Mirage in 2023 was $16,245... 2022 was $14,625? When I was buying a car in that time period, there were no discounts below MSRP anywhere I looked for almost anything
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
You've had backup cameras often fail? You must be very unlucky. After many years of driving and riding in cars with backup cameras, I have never seen one not work, let alone "often" not work. Where is the ubiquitously proven
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
I don't follow this logic at all. We have a Model Y SUV. We use the space of its hatchback and frunk frequently, and it's much more efficient to drive than a Sienna or Odyssey. There's no logical reason to conclude a miniv
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Being legally and financially liable doesn't bring back the kid you ran over because you couldn't see them with your mirrors or turning your head...
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
I'm pretty sure backup cameras are required because they reduced children being run over and killed... You can't see a small kid behind your car with by just mirrors or turning your head.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Except Americans are not offered a $10k new car, so it's impossible to know they won't buy them.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
It slams Tesla over and over… but then says this: “ Tesla boasts a 92% battery recycling rate at its Gigafactories, a statistic that obscures a brutal reality. This only applies to batteries they directly handle, representing a fraction of
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Thanks! I read the article and a lot of these comments, and I was thinking the whole time that Energy Guide was going away. As long as Energy Guide is sticking around, I really don't care about the "Energy Star" specific it
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
Iphone 15 Pro here, first use Nov 2023, is at 94% capacity. Mostly wireless charging at 80% too. 290 cycles.
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by LUmBULtERA 1y ago
China is deploying far more solar generation, at an increasing rate. [0] Increasingly cheap battery storage, also built in China, is also being deployed rapidly. It all makes a lot of difference. [0] https://www.pv-magazine.com&#
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
I'm mid-40s, and I've yet to actually see a firearm discharged outside of a range or skeet shoot, and I've never personally known anyone to be shot. And I live in a major US metro area.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
Safari personal. Edge for work.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
FWIW, Apple's current batteries are stated to last 1000 cycles until they reach 80% capacity. [0] Anecdotally I have 98% capacity at 248 cycles on my 15 pro. I use an 80% charge limit as I don't use that much battery in a day. [0]
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
I’m pretty sure Google et al will use IP addresses to target others in the same household.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
>Americans seem very content The election was still pretty close to 50/50. Trump received 49.8% of the popular vote. Harris at 48.3%. Better to say "Americans seem to marginally prefer to allow this behavior as normal...&quot
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
I'm curious which sector that is? I work in energy.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
I almost never buy coffee. Rarely buy sandwiches out. I get HBO for $3/month now for 6 months and will cancel after. Netflix is $7/month, though the whole household uses that. Two gallons a gas can buy a lot of transportation to
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
In my sector of the business world in the US, every corporation pays for Office 365 for their employees. I don't know a single corporation that uses Google Docs.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
It’s the no sleep thing compounded with stress of an extra dependent. I love being a father, but that first year in particular was tough.
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by LUmBULtERA 2y ago
>The decision was made, Amazon spokesperson Kelly Nantel said, because there had been "specific and targeted attacks against drivers delivering Amazon packages" in those two zip codes. Yikes. I get not wanting to send your own

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