RegnisGnaw

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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
Very appropriate --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tZar4wRP40
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
I find it weird that the 2026 Leaf has 2 charging ports.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The workers and companies want to get paid. Who is going to pay them? GoFundMe?
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
What is harm? If people do dangerous activities and expect our socialized medicine to pay for it when they get injured, does that harm me? Is increasing my taxes a harm?
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
r/Toronto and r/Toronto_Ontario r/CanadaPublicServants vs r/CanadaPublicServants2 (banned) vs r/CanadaPublicServants3
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
This is a perfect example of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
China has shown the world the way and most countries likes it.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The post is talking about most people drive with BEV , which is one pedal driving. My Tesla does one pedal driving my default. China has banned "one pedal driving" as a default.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The whole "pas pedal" becomes faster/slower (one pedal driving) is coming to an end. Its being banned as default in the world's largest EV market (and largest EV export country).
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
I'm a Canadian and I had my iPhone fixed (replaced) under AppleCare+ in the US once, it was easy as pi.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
people say 6 months of normal expenses..
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
On average you are the N/2 player to be eliminated...
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The problem is that no UBI trial reflects how it will work. In all the trials, the people in the trial knows it will end so they won't change their behavior as much as they would if it was permanent. Hence any analysis is flawed.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The FAA (US) requires this. EASA (Europe) adopted this rule in 2015 after the Eurowings incident but it was rolled back in 2016.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
Based on the reading I feel the sloppy and inadequate reading at Aeroflot should take some blame.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
Sorry that was a typo.
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
No they're not revoking an exception, they're making exceptions for non-Tesla. "Under her plan, the licenses could be redistributed to rival electric-vehicle manufacturers like Rivian, Lucid and the Volkswagen affiliate Scout
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
How will this be enforced? How will you define this "genuine attempt" vs "non-genuine attempt"? You're going to need a massive government bureaucracy to monitor everyone for compliance (or some kind of massive AI s
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
But they want to give the special treatment to other car makers: "Under her plan, the licenses could be redistributed to rival electric-vehicle manufacturers like Rivian, Lucid and the Volkswagen affiliate Scout Motors, which also empl
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
The democracy is CAN/US has devolved into an almost like 'us-vs-them' paradigm. While its not everyone, but a lot of people think that its okay since we're the good guys. We're in an election cycle in Canada (I am c
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by RegnisGnaw 1y ago
We bought fighter jets with secondary role of interceptor. The Arrow was a dedicated interceptor which was pointless.
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
They're not making math illegal.
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
Japanese population is shrinking. This is true for the country as a whole and for cities/towns outside of the major metro areas. Most of the homes for sale cheap are outside of the metro areas. As such there are more free homes then de
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
As someone who dabbles a bit in the RHEL world, IIRC all packages in Fedora are signed. In additional the DNF/Yum meta-data is also signed. IIRC I don't think Debian packages themselves are signed themselves but the apt meta-data
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
4% of the voters voted.
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
You think legalizing pot will solve the problem? Its the harder drugs that's where the money is. No country has legalized hard drugs.
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
Its actually not that uncommon. China is not a monolithic entity. Rules are flexible and always have work around. In some cases, rural families that have a girl as a first kid will try again for a boy. They just don't register the girl
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
You forgot cheap, that's a criteria for most people. People on HN tend to be higher income then most, so money is not as important factor.
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
I've an avid iPhone user and haven't plugged in for 4-5 years now. For my wife and parents and kids, the only thing they plug in for is to charge. I'm not really sure how big this "local data sync" "backup rest
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by RegnisGnaw 2y ago
Which law? I'm wondering...

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