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Don't reward single parents... reward families staying together and raising their kids how they want to, as decided by each individual family. There is a drastic statistical difference between those raised in family units vs single par
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That is why you drink it from a spring. Let the earth filter it for you. Don't catch it with... a plastic tarp.
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3y ago
Live off the land, in a cabin in the woods. With Starlink and a solar / battery array.
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Yep, correct. As many have pointed out in this thread though, HVAC is full of trade offs. I COULD get a bigger heat exchanger.. Although my furnace is already a 5 ton unit. The question is, in the Ozarks, where I am, are the 1-4 days a year
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3y ago
It's my experience that they do stop working completely at some temp. The defrost cycle creeps up to 100% and there goes the heat.
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3y ago
Boeing can’t even torque bolts correctly?! What on earth has happened?
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> Why get a 30 year mortgage at 40, to only pay it off at 70 and then die in two decades? 1) Inflation hedge. 2) At some point in the next 30 years, you will be able to sell your home at / above what you paid for it, just due to the
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Dot com boom and 2008, moreso 2008, that 30% slid up to around 50%. People justified it to themselves because, as mentioned elsewhere, "Real estate always goes up!"
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With sliding definitions of both "middle class" and "afford" I believe this answer will always be "no".
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On long journeys I stop every 300-350 miles. Bladders can't make it longer than that, although the cars certainly can. I wouldn't stop at all on a 275 mile trip. I would fill up before I return, however.
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3y ago
You had to stop 3 times for a 275 mile drive?!
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My RAV4 prime with "42 miles of range" hits 0 in 22 miles of freeway driving with the temps around 10F outside right now.
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Anyone who has driven long distances in the cold (where you can calculate your mpg easily, as you are just driving all day, what else are you doing?) knows that is bullshit. My van that gets 20-25 mpg in the summer gets... 20-25 mpg in the
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3y ago
Yes. And then when you left, did you have an accurate gauge of exactly how far you could travel? Did you have stops along the way to add fuel in a reasonable amount of time? Did you have reliable, strong heat in the cabin? I want EVs to be
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For how many years have you had the same server running Ubuntu? Which version did you start with? LTS upgrades only? I don't want to update but once every 5 years or so.
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With the iCloud desktop app for windows I'm able to sort by size...
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Which versions of linux cleanly update? What do I do with an old Centos 7 system?
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3y ago
People have range anxiety because the electric range estimates are just that - estimates. If not lies. I have a '22 RAV4 Prime. I had a '17 Volt for 3 years before that. I'm aware of how it works. Here's real world for y
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In what role, other than sales, does that make sense? Same exact job title - I'm aware of jr / normal / sr / lead, etc role differences.
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Doesn't need lockers or solid axles? Needs a few software updates to mimic the features of those components. This video is embarrassing: https://twitter.com/ferio_252/status/1723139057314873543
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Here's my answer, living in Arkansas. Body on frame? Solid axles? Lockers? Missing any of those, not a truck.
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California, the state? What about a jury in Redding, CA? That's what we're looking at here. Does Munich make decisions for all of Germany?!
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Isn't Netflix an American company? How would Volvo feel if a Kansas court told them to do something? Tell them to fuck off and try to enforce the ruling. Go on with life. Way too many power tripping judges these days.
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It's two button presses on carplay. Not exactly fiddling.
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How does that saying go? Make the tax payers responsible for the government's poor decisions... take credit for private (in this case, municipality) successes, which aren't shared with the tax payer. I hope this doesn't happe
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Who is Palantir's primary customer? C'mon, this isn't even 101 level stuff... How naive are folks these days?!
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Super Mario World was not a 5 to 9 hour long game for a 10 year old in the 90s.
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For those downvoting this, Feinstein hasn't been functional for a decade, yet still got elected. Twice.
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More immigrants per capita?
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Single parent households are inferior, so why not spell it out?
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