Neliquat

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by Neliquat 10y ago
Most pollutants actually come from brake pads, so lack of ice will only knock total emissions down 30ish precent. But everyone likes to think its only the engine. Also consider the impact of mining copper and lithium. Its still in favor of
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by Neliquat 10y ago
That leads to selling a crap e-car at a loss to push your profitable lines. A race to the lowest common denominator is not what we need.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
So you want to subsidize the anti competitive lobbying that made it so bad? Your attitude is the problem here.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
My old ford areostar, very much the accepted minivan, was rwd, as are many safari, etc. That argument doesn't stand up to data. The fwd swich came primarily to reuse drivetrains cheaply from fwd sedans as they became popular and effici
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This seems a bit biased.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
There is no shortage of tech workers here. Can we stop politicizing tech for (or against!) Immigration? All this does is disincentivize their own educational programs.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
" they believe " So the title is dubious, as they 'think' they have. Sloppy reporting on something otherwise interesting is a damn shame.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
So the vw bus? The 60's cabover vans? Those don't count?
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Based on their previous submissions, this seems wholly intentional.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
If they were law abiding, they would not be unregistered. Your argument invalidates itself.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Because cleanliness varies. If you make cars public, people will trash them like they do all public transportation, mostly through disinterest. The investment into your own car is a reflection of yourself and something you can take pride in
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This reads like a Hells Angels book report, with a strained and tenuous connection to Trump. Sadly, had the author read more than a single book by the author, he would have grasped a much firmer connection to the hip association of HST and
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by Neliquat 10y ago
No lie, I would watch this up and until any rape or murder happened and was not immediately punished, or became habitual. Is this not what we want to see? The participants are beyond willing (112k £ to enter), and consenting adults, so I se
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Anyone reading reddit in the last 3 years has to know this is going on. But having seen some of these services I can say there are also HN accounts available on more than a few. HN's with over 200 karma are quite valuable there, I wond
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Still do not see a source there, just some journalists making assumptions like you are. Confirmation bias much?
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Agreed, but this article neglects to mention most pertinent details while the 13yo autistic girl is bandied about to make it ok. 1. This was not HBO, but one of their many, often hyperactive IP firms. 2. IP firms are hyperactive because the
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This seems like a great idea once fuzzed out. However I can also see it further frustrating customers seeking direct answers. Pitching as an auto-triage seems to make more sense to me than 'deal with' customers. Delivering complex
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Yes. Adoption never waned, only implementation. Not as hip an monitizable as social buttons. Therefore less pressure on devs to support it. Find a way to push ads, and watch it take off again.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Another slightly ham fisted IP protection. I hate to say it, but they do have not just the right, but the duty to protect their brand. The article did not mention if any of these sites monitized, claimed copyright of uploads, etc. That is V
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by Neliquat 10y ago
To extrapolate a bit too far; Basement dwellers beget basement dwellers. Serious thought: Can these traits be considered (de)evolutionary after 2 generations? Will more wealthy bloodlines become better due to improved diet and care? Do we n
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by Neliquat 10y ago
This is a Trump article mentioning tech, not a tech article mentioning Trump. Lets not.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
So at what point is it a child if you use extra uteral fertilization or freeze a fertilized egg? Does the frozen biomass have rights?
623.
by Neliquat 10y ago
How do they determine how 'old' water is? Is ocean water, particularly near the deepest points just as 'old'? Also, is this a homeopaths wet dream? Nevermind, I can do without an answer.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
I find it hard to swallow that tech firms actively engaged in spying and censorship really care beyond their perceived brand value about such things. It comes down to the fact that you cannot enforce ethics, and tech is largely indifferent
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Maybe easier than ever with most keyboards being virtual now...
626.
by Neliquat 10y ago
You managed you be every generic motivational article ever. Mission accomplished I suppose. Maybe it is time for a new focus, this seems to be an afterthought for you, or you need some creative writing classes.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Member when wired was a tech zine?
628.
by Neliquat 10y ago
TLdr- They accidentally released unflattering screenshots and tracked down kids threatening to release them. Not really a troll at all but covering for their own poor practices. Just wow.
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by Neliquat 10y ago
Would love to see some actual sharing of data. " tests to verify that the device can actually fly are already being carried out in low-Earth orbit " Why are we so far behind on this?
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by Neliquat 10y ago
The russians hacked my bank account too. Forget that I overdrafted it myself, it must be their doing! Take some responsibility folks.

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