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7y ago
https://www.iihs.org/ratings/about-our-tests#roof-strength-t...
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7y ago
It is only the front part, and it is due to being polarized glass, which only manifests when the car is wet. I think it is kind of pretty actually (note that I own a Model 3).
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7y ago
Lots of vehicles have less crush strength than the Model 3, and most of them don't have glass roofs. If you recall... the NTHSA testing of the Model S literally broke their machine. The NTHSA said the Model S had the best rollover test
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7y ago
Tesla's followup on this: https://www.tesla.com/blog/model-3-earns-2019-iihs-top-safet...
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7y ago
This is the part that gets me: The Institute’s results also demonstrate the exceptional strength of Model 3’s all-glass roof, which is supported by a very strong metal body structure and helps protect occupants in roll-over crashes. D
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7y ago
CRD is Custom Resource Definition
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7y ago
Go say hi to Mr Money Mustache, a fellow Longmontian (and hilarious blogger): https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/
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7y ago
It is a fantastic story, even if you don't care about running. I was shocked that it wasn't a documentary format so much as a very raw and emotional first person account.
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Commercial Crew Program Testing Fosters Improvements in Parachute Satety
(blogs.nasa.gov)
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7y ago
In the shared channels it says right above the text input: `foo is in this channel` (with their logo) where `foo` is the name of the other company. It makes it really obvious at a glance before you type into the textbox.
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7y ago
Yes, OP has no idea about cameras in a Tesla. Source: I own a Model 3 and just looked. There is a camera on the front of the center rearview mirror on the windshield side.
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7y ago
Humans day trading is harder / impossible mainly because computers do it now, and do a much better job of it.
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7y ago
The Mailard reaction is the scientific description of browning food. It happens with amino acids (in virtually every oil) and sugar combined with heat. Going above roughly 180C / 355F results in a different chemical reaction known as p
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7y ago
Or just use Avocado oil which actually has a high smoke point and imparts a mild buttery flavor on what you’re searing. Science also disagrees with your anecdote: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20910748 Source: I cook
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7y ago
This was pretty much exactly the reasoning behind the US military launching the nukes on Japan at the time. They did their modeling and predicted very heavy casualties on both sides for taking island by island vs the nukes making Japan reth
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7y ago
Yes, because non-citizen residents still pay sales taxes. Many of them have jobs and pay income taxes. One of the core tenants of the US experiment in democracy is no taxation without representation. This holds pretty true unless you happen
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7y ago
FWIW, it is very easy to setup the athens proxy and run it. You could even have it route traffic through Tor if you were so inclined. We use it and are a fan as is works nicely: https://github.com/gomods/athens
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7y ago
Oh I agree with you, but it seems to be a matter of principals.
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7y ago
Quite a few people have declined for the current POTUS, but then again, would you want cold fast food and rhetoric shouted at you in the Whitehouse?
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7y ago
Uber will just "ride it out"
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7y ago
This so much is literally my point ^
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7y ago
Given the current situation (here in the US at least) where white supremacy is very much on the rise, I feel it is very important to politely discuss, so we don't repeat the past. Just because I'm a privileged cis white male doesn
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7y ago
Trying to make better babies through breeding / genetics feeds right into the white supremacy narrative however. It is a really slippery slope, one I'd rather we not try again. Will we inevitably have "designer" babies a
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7y ago
This thing has changed orbits many many times over its several missions: https://www.space.com/9000-secret-37b-space-plane-changed-or... https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/a28496447/x-37b-di
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There was a lot of discussion after Elon Musk said that Starship (aka the BFS aka Big "Falcon" Spaceship aka the second stage of their starship) will be able to do SSTO, however it would only be able to SSTO with virtually zero pa
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7y ago
I believe the term you're looking for is Eugenics. If you google it for some background, it has been tried before and uh, didn't end out so well.
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7y ago
Yes, there are precious few places that support sensible hw MFA and allow multiple of them to be registered. It is quite maddening actually.
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7y ago
And multiple security keys at that! This is excellent.
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One can argue that the FSF was absolutely spot on of raising privacy issues and the tech industry did utterly nothing until Snowden released how bad it really was.
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7y ago
The official death toll of Pearl Harbor was 2,403. A Nimitz class US Navy Aircraft carrier houses ~6,000 sailors and airmen. If a carrier was sunk in a first strike, I'd expect a similar response to what the US responded to Pearl Harbo
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