Loudergood

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by Loudergood 1y ago
Here you go https://www.transportation.gov/briefing-room/president-trump...
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Who elects the board?
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The true challenge is what happens after those caregivers pass on.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
It's ok to say "we can do better" even when we already are.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Any scheme that counts on parents to do something unfortunately leaves many kids in the dust at no fault of their own.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Self-taught is a double edged sword. It generally can't occur without some level of passion for the material. But you also tend to miss the boring details.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Oof.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Is it a coincidence she resigned right before the release of Grok 4?
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by Loudergood 1y ago
It is not incredibly different once you pull off the plastic engine cover and get a cheap code reader.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The saying goes Harbor Freight is probably good enough for any tool you can afford to have fail. If your physical safety depends on it or if you use it so much that failure would cause a lot of downtime, you should probably spend a little m
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The tool is like $10.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The refugee crises are largely "Push" driven not "Pull" driven.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Broken Window Fallacy. We could be spending it on things with a much higher return.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Makes me curious to what the upper limit is. Could they just do the entire island? What keeps them from going around the entire planet? Following that you could go beyond that and the loop would get shorter and cover more of the planet. The
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by Loudergood 1y ago
You can easily cut that in half by buying last years model from someone who does insist on having the latest one.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
I'd argue that gay men and artists are more likely to be atypically white.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Student loans generally don't wait, and most people wail while they're working the shitty jobs.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Class warfare is already happening from the top down.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The real bonus to security here, access to your SMS is protected via MFA.
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by Loudergood 1y ago
The real hardship for the poor here is they cannot float that $1/gallon for a year before getting the $1000
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by Loudergood 1y ago
Do you think flying evades the carbon tax?
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Most? Maybe for large companies. I work with a lot of SMBs and half of them are happy to use the gateway built into their cable modem, and install no additional security whatsoever. While running OSs that are beyond end of life.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
US Health Insurance is stupid expensive as well.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Yup, there was one! that I was aware when I worked at an 8000 employee IBM facility 20 years ago. It was novel to be able to get hot burgers out of it.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Interesting I thought the main reason whatsapp took off outside the US was the texting costs.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Once I can bring my own domain, I'll be more interested.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Back in the day when I worked at a WISP with 2.4Ghz mountain top antennas the one thing that would work when we were having massive icing issues was email. It was very impressive how it would get through even with massive packet loss and tr
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by Loudergood 2y ago
Ok now added hydrogen losses due to distribution and storage.
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The massive success of Steam points otherwise.
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by Loudergood 2y ago
You have to go quite far north for -20F to become frequent.

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