TylerE

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by TylerE 5mo ago
They came in pretty quick. They were standard on every Cadillac and optional on many Fords by 1971, for instance.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
The immobilizer issue I mentioned effects virtually every Kia built between 2011 and 2021. They also do not do well in CR's annual surveys. They're still bad, and there is ample objective evidence.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
This is a $300k car with over a thousand horsepower. Housewives are not the target market.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Ferraris situation is absolutely, 100%, totally NOTHING like JLR
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by TylerE 5mo ago
No, the V12 buyers will buy these in droves. Ferrari is incredibly elitest. You’ve got to buy multiple lower tier vehicles to even be allowed to maybe eventually buy a build slot for one of the high end cars.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Never buy a Hyundai/Kia. They make the dumbest cost cutting decisions, like their recent immobilizer fiasco. The dealers are also, largely without exception, terrible.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
40 years ago there was ABSOLUTELY ABS. ABS in aviation goes back to the 1950s in planes and the late '60s in cars.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Not that rare. When I was a kid (in the 90s) I lost two classmates to bike crashes. One actually dead, the other severely brain damaged for life. Neither accident involved a car. Both would have likely had a few broken bones at the absolute
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by TylerE 5mo ago
The vast majority of child sexual abuse is committed by family members, not strangers.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
If you actually look at US statistics, per capital crime rates are often higher in rural areas than urban one. Just, you know, more people in cities so bigger numbers.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Mine has literally never failed, and I haven’t owned an alarm clock in two decades this reply is peak HN.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
> Why would I want to automate lights? Wait until you're disabled and there are days you can't get out of bed. Having your bedroom lights fade in at low brightness a few minutes before your alarm goes off is also really nice. I
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by TylerE 5mo ago
If I ignored it why did I address it in my very first sentence?
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by TylerE 5mo ago
No, Android is Apache 2.0.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Try actually looking at the data. Average household incomes are about $10-15k/yr higher in rural PA than in rural LA. https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/interactive/me... Or here... https:&#x
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Obviously not, but the current administrations method for getting out of a hole is to yell at the workers to dig faster while passing another tax cut for the big corps and billionaires.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Feels more than a bit cherrypicked. There is also not much daylight (less than $1000) between them, and, once again, dead last. They're also, once again, dead last in economic oppurtunity. Frankly, I call bullshit on your interpretatio
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Well, for one thing at these user numbers using it is close to de-anonymizing yourself.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
3rd party browsers don't actually exist. iOS Chrome is just V8 bolted onto Webkit/Safari. Chromium is not part of it.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
It's not my favorite, but US News has them dead last amongst US states overall. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/louisiana Subscores: * Crime 50th * Economy 50th * Education 46th and on and on. In fact
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by TylerE 5mo ago
90% you should really be traveling to see someone. At least an urgent care, if not an ER.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Nope. The blood is already fully saturated with oxygen (in a healthy-ish person) at rest. Even intensely breathing pure o2 can't give you a saturation higher than 100%.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
> 25-100 mile zone extends outwards the airport customs gates No one in this subthread has claimed that but you. We're talking about this: https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/R46601#_Ref40429957
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by TylerE 5mo ago
Seems to me you're the one being evasive here.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
More importantly, they count ocean as border.
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by TylerE 5mo ago
> the artist/venue/etc. still make the same amount of money as if 100 individuals bought them and attended, but there are now 80 fewer people No they won't. The venue now has 1/5th the people buying booze. They'
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by TylerE 5mo ago
> but I’m curious why the artists don’t double prices to cut out middlemen That is essentially what they have done. Ticketmaster is basically "We take PR heat to make you more money".
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by TylerE 5mo ago
> never had any issues with it. You've never NOTICED any issues. Which is far from the same claim...
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by TylerE 6mo ago
The problem is your typical slots player doesn't have the discipline to stop after running their roll once. They turn the $100 into $90, then the $90 into $81, then the $81 into...
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by TylerE 6mo ago
True to an extent, but records are great promotional tool, and rather expensive to make if you don't want it to sound like poop. Perhaps something like $10-25k on the very low end for something half-way "serious", and that&#x

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