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NoOneNew
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NoOneNew
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>Cars wear out (depreciation) No. Depreciation is something you consider if you intend to resell the vehicle. It's independent of wear and tear. It's a financial concept, not an engineering/mechanical concept. Jeep Wrangle
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This video highlights some of what you're talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnIjQC08qKk Little out of the box innovations that are pretty cool and then banned. The mass dampener in the video is really what
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Hey, serious question related to this since you have a search/rescue background. How would you find the survivor in a mountainous area? Don't you have to use a helicopter anyways or if it's a ground party... wouldn't the
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Rain? High winds? I doubt a 250 pound dude in a jetpack is going to fair any better than 15,000 pound copter. Tight areas... maybe. But if the tree canopy is too tight, I don't see how a dude with a jetpack is truly going to navigate t
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6y ago
So... how is this better than a rescue helicopter with a basket (like the US Coast Guard)? Helicopter in an EMT to go down with the basket, stabilize the victim, place victim in the basket, retract, fly away (yes, I know, there's more
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6y ago
You missed the entire point. "How dare Trump leave the climate agreement! Even though we were supposed to already reduce our carbon emissions since the country was apart of the agreement, we're going to show Trump he's an ass
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6y ago
> On climate and the environment, it is clear that Biden/Harris will do a much more-careful job. How is it clear? The point to this article is the issue of lip-service and zero action. Hate to say it, Trump leaving the Paris agreeme
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>why do you think higher comp will lead to better work ? While I do partially agree, I don't fully. Those who are good at what they do get paid more. Now, that means they generally start competent and well intentioned. No amount of
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6y ago
>This is a complexity issue. Yup, and lots of folks here are missing that point or don't appreciate it enough. While I've never dealt with N95 masks or anything medical, there's a few things that immediately pop into my mi
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6y ago
>Until 1914, there were no travel restrictions based on where you were born. Um... That's a flat out lie. I read a lot of history for fun and there are countless instances of people not able to enter other kingdoms/countries, o
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6y ago
In emergency situations, having gear with as close to 100% uptime and 100% reliability as possible far outweighs something new and fancy that gets stuck on an update, license issue or needs a reboot. People who dont risk their lives trying
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6y ago
There isn't "one tax" that effects households. There's also second and third order-of-effect tax changes that affects income as well.
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6y ago
Dude, that's the biggest load of crap and you know it. That's what everyone tells themselves so they sleep better at night and seem like some self-righteous Robin Hoods to the public. You pirate because you don't want to pay
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6y ago
I know in the indie game field, ~95% of lifetime sales happen in the first year. But to be fair, they typically don't have the similar marketing power as a AAA. I'd venture 60% (gut/instinct). There must be a good reason for
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6y ago
I'm also interested in what was impressive with them. STORY TIME! Tell us a story!
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6y ago
Your argument can easily apply to locks, safes and general physical security. It will always be done. I've been hearing "DRM is will be useless soon" since the early 2000s. Many DRM companies are 10-30+ years old, with multip
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You do realize whoever wrote the spec for this DRM now has free advertising to be hired for more projects and make bank. If Rockstar did it in house, I'm pretty sure they're going to make a spinoff DRM company. Useless, stupid, wh
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6y ago
Do kids really think their imaginary friend is real? When I did it as a kid, I knew there was no one there, but pretended and in a way role played situations. Normally this was only in between long gaps where I didnt get to hang out with ot
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6y ago
I'm curious if you need multiple admin accounts to verify suspending an account or hide a tweet, or is it just anyone with privileges can do it willy nilly without collective accountability.
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Didn't something similar happen to the doctor who was telling the world that covid was a big deal and rampaging throughout China when their gov was saying otherwise? I remember the CCP silencing him over embarrassing info. Sigh... I wo
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Banksy is a profiteer. He has his own "team" that verifies his work. Come on. He's just a graphic designer that figured out how to make better money off people who are anti-system because it's the cool thing to do. If he
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6y ago
I sense you have a deeper issue and/or gripe. Care to elaborate?
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>One of the great treasures of the internet is Google books I'm not saying your wrong... I just don't think that's enough. It's still digital. It can be changed and who would know? Yea, I guess the same can apply to p
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I'd like to point out that "revisionism" is even scarier in the digital age. Once you print a book/magazine/newspaper. It's done and locked down on what you said. You can't exactly take it back. Other than
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Here's the issue that lots of people fail to understand. Once it's figured out, a lot of fixes can happen. The "Police" are departments of city/state politicians. "Sheriff" is an elected offices for a coun
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6y ago
That phrase should be "there is no ethical consumption". To pretend capitalism is the sudden problem to the world is a feat of self delusion and dodging having any form of self-accountability. Because the world was a perfect place
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Yup. Also, while supporting the "competition", you allow them to play the long game to find and fund ways of taking ground from Amazon when there are missteps. But at the same time, I find it really weird to go, "I morally ca
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My central point was the fact that articles and studies like these are a dime a dozen. I even mentioned that this one does seem like an honest article, but there's technically no surprise among those who can actually do anything. The l
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6y ago
Yea, you're right, the 3 million people living in the tampa metro area, their lives dont matter.
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I do agree about the tribalism issue and the fact if both sides would stfu, they'd realize how similar they are instead of desiring to split hairs. But yes, there have been plenty of left wing terrorists. Ilich Ramírez Sánchez I think
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