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by LightG 4y ago
I think you're missing the point. 300 miles is not my ideal and, yes, change may or may not be incremental. I'd be happier with 1000m. But 300m is enough for me to buy one now. And that is progress. And I think your point on space
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by LightG 4y ago
You've got to be joking ...
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by LightG 4y ago
Same vibe: "Fuel scarcity is not a problem. Russia is now a reliable and stable power supplier."
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by LightG 4y ago
"The 3 o'clock meeting is on the Clockchain. See you then"
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by LightG 4y ago
Imagine the poor bastards out there who can't get this social media push ... Sounds like Tesla have the same support issues as Google... Reason 243 I wouldn't go near buying a Tesla.
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by LightG 4y ago
Yep, thanks for detailing this more articulately than I could. This was reason 56 for why I gave up on Google. I was trying to pay them for extra storage and it became a Kafkaesque nightmare to pay them a diddly 1.59 per month. Despite my o
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by LightG 4y ago
Generally, I agree. My gut says the rail system is a special case. You cannot have 10 companies competing on the same stretch of rail, which leads to weird attempts to bring the 'market' into play. I'm thinking of the UK in p
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by LightG 4y ago
"Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely" - Acton No need to dress it up or over-analyse it. It's simple. He's corrupt.
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by LightG 4y ago
I'm not sure that's true. Does it matter where the money comes from? I think what gets missed is the market signal or imperative to respond to that signal. But then, I'll make the uninformed assertion that private rail compan
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by LightG 4y ago
Pfft, my recent experience has been "copying while billing your clients". Just had a consultant who literally got me to womp up a summary of everything going on (which was pre-existing analysis). They then added it to a PDF with s
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by LightG 4y ago
Well, I'm using it in an economic and social sense. Glad I could clarify. Edit: and now my annoyance has settled down, I accept your correction. Thank you. Second division is more appropriate.
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by LightG 4y ago
Britain is broken. This isn't the place to debate it, but we're currently a rudderless, borderline second world country. It's going to take a generation to recover (let alone thrive) from what the last decade of flagshagging
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by LightG 4y ago
No. You dont. That's the point.
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by LightG 4y ago
There's a similar story happening with our rail lines. The story seems to be that the materials we used in the UK are not stressed to deal with 40 degree heat. They never thought it would be an issue in the UK. Whereas many European ra
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by LightG 4y ago
This feels like a no win ... We reduce nuclear energy use to avoid things like radioactive waste, etc. Bad actors like Putin p!ss on attempts to go renewable. We go nuclear. Bad actors like Putin p!ss on attempts to use nuclear safely (by d
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by LightG 4y ago
“A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.”
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by LightG 4y ago
Agreed. We're just learning now, in the current heatwave, how effective blackout blinds are in keep the heat out (white coloured backing facing the sun). It's great.
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by LightG 4y ago
I don't know, as a layperson I love everything about this except it's final appearance.
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by LightG 4y ago
Shocking ... absolutely shocking ... douchebags douching? Anyway, moving on ...
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by LightG 4y ago
Wouldn't touch anything Tesla AI'd with your bargepole ... it's a failed project.
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by LightG 4y ago
Hahahha! I laughed. Not worried about the downvotes.
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by LightG 4y ago
Personally, the problem is more fundamental. You can see the tram on the screen so the Tesla is aware of it. It just f@cked up the response to it. Lidar wouldn't solve that.
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by LightG 4y ago
You f@cking idiota ...
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by LightG 4y ago
Interesting. Perhaps someone could do a geographical survey of people with IBD (Colitis / Chrons / etc).
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by LightG 4y ago
The UK is a second world country.
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by LightG 4y ago
I'm not sympathetic with locals being priced out of their area. Your analysis around that is incredibly simplistic.
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by LightG 4y ago
Well that hit the spot for me. Nailed the style. Not sure those who haven't played the originals will get it, but still.
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by LightG 4y ago
Well, this year in the UK I've seen practically none when normally I'd see hundreds. n=1
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by LightG 4y ago
You're right, relatively rare. However, the background threat of it and cultural acceptance of guns over there would be intolerable for me (from a liveability perspective).
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by LightG 4y ago
or, "As a part of our strategy review, we've decided to test Clickbait articles, including the outraged and counter-outraged responses you've come to know and love. All on one platform!!!" ...

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