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by MR4D 2y ago
So, somewhere in the area of a Tesla battery at full charge to get a gallon (+/-) of water.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Congress can’t write good laws (good = clean, unambiguous) due to a variety of reasons, most of which are just political and not practical reasons. Here’s hoping this decision causes Congress to write laws with more clarity now that they ca
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by MR4D 2y ago
Does anyone know if Windows 11 Pro does this too ?
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by MR4D 2y ago
Seems like a great place to store tons of ISO's.
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by MR4D 2y ago
When looking at unintended consequences, you always go with the worst case when planning, not the best case. That's why.
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by MR4D 2y ago
In a sense, yes. The leaks shouldn’t be there, which means the craft is out of spec. Being out of spec in one area makes you consider how good/thorough the design and testing was. The next step is to consider what else isn’t working
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by MR4D 2y ago
So, you're saying that tech that didn't exist was the problem, not the design for the tech that did exist??? That makes no sense.
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by MR4D 2y ago
I'm just waiting for someone to create a simple app (like notes perhaps?) that has the name "Japan sucks" or "overthrow Japan". The problem lawmakers have (all lawmakers, not just in Japan), is that they don't
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by MR4D 2y ago
> Imagine instead … Aghhhhh!!! Now you are trying to give me nightmares!!! :)
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by MR4D 2y ago
There is no feedback from the buttons at all. If I ignore the rest of the screen, I can’t tell if anything is playing or paused. The buttons do not change appearance in any way. That makes it even worse as now I have to look at multiple pl
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by MR4D 2y ago
But Apple is vertically integrating. Thats like Ford buying Bridgestone. The only way it hurts Nvidia is if Apple becomes the runaway leader of the pc market. Even then, Apple hasn’t shown any intent of selling GPUs or AI processors to th
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by MR4D 2y ago
You could replace those brands with Times and Rolex. Still wouldn’t be antitrust.
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by MR4D 2y ago
> When decluttering means you end up having to search the internet for a recipe as to what place to click to find which flydropping menu, was it worth it? Strong disagree here - let me use a real world example. On older Lexus models, the
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by MR4D 2y ago
Why do you think that? You seem to be positioning this as a Ford vs Chevy duel, when (to me at least) the comparison should be to Ford vs Exxon. Nvidia is an infrastructure company. And a darned good one. Apple is a user facing company and
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by MR4D 2y ago
Do they though? Another narrative is that AMD undercuts Nvidia prices because their product isn’t as good. Worse, Intel then undercuts AMD pricing for video cards because theirs aren’t even as good as AMD’s. When you get to antitrust, thing
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by MR4D 2y ago
The problem with illumination is that it’s easy to pick up stray rays from the light source. Hence why infrared is preferred.
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by MR4D 2y ago
> I'm genuinely confused as to how McDonald's could have lost this. I have an opinion - the EU really doesn't like dominating American companies. The history pattern here is very clear.
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by MR4D 2y ago
> This ruling essentially says: "Big Mac" is only protected for selling beef sandwiches...that's fine. No it's not. What happens if I create a fake meat burger (Impossible burger, etc) and call it Big Mac? That's
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by MR4D 2y ago
It’s literally a check box that is unchecked by default, so my guess is this will stick. Good question though, given all the security theatre in the world today.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Wow - thanks for the info - I never would have guessed that! So, can you replace the electronics by connecting to a different screen? For instance, from a different model, assuming the same resolution, like say put Samsung electronics toget
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by MR4D 2y ago
"Texas snow" Everything really IS bigger here! (but we've been saying that for awhile)
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by MR4D 2y ago
The head of Domino's Pizza is on record in the past saying they could never make money on delivery, despite years of trying. Don't have time to find a link right now, but just wanted to add this to the conversation. My guess is t
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by MR4D 2y ago
The future is here, it's just not evenly distributed. Wait a decade (or less) and this will be in open source. Heck, it might already be.
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by MR4D 2y ago
"Televisions"??? How on earth do you go about repairing a TV ? I mean, the prices at MicroCenter are already ridiculously cheap. Then again, I suppose it's in the list to prevent manufactures from suing people as opposed to
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by MR4D 2y ago
A couple thoughts... First, clearly you had a crappy experience. And that sucks. There are probably many others with bad stories as well. I'm deeply involved with my kids education and can only imagine how much that sucked. Second, we
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by MR4D 2y ago
There is an article from Popular Mechanics[1] which backlinks to this one and has a much more descriptive title, " A Quartz Thermal Trap Harnessed the Sun—and Is About to Change Smelting Forever ". [1] - https://www.pop
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Using solar energy to generate heat at high temperatures(ethz.ch)
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by MR4D 2y ago
This was funny until I realized how depressing it is....sigh.
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by MR4D 2y ago
Seems like this would be easy to test around the asteroid belt, and pretty much doable with today's technology.
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by MR4D 2y ago
But is that really logic? For instance, we supposedly reason about complex driving laws, but for anyone who has run a stop light late at night when there is no other traffic is acting statistically, not logically.

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