aNoob7000

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by aNoob7000 4y ago
I think it is brand and their charging network.
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by aNoob7000 4y ago
I think Tesla is finally getting some competition. Even if the F-150 isn't perfect, they finally have a vehicle that can compete. I doubt that Tesla's Cyber truck will be out anytime out in the near future and at a price that can
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by aNoob7000 4y ago
Yes, social media has become toxic but a lot of people use it to get their news and information. Twitter is a great way for Musk to get into social media without having to get users and build the infrastructure. He can compete at a worldwi
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by aNoob7000 4y ago
Let me add some detail to your comment. Twitter is a media weapon, and Musk knows this. This is a platform for Musk to push his agenda.
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by aNoob7000 4y ago
Has the Covid lab leak been proven true? As for the Hunter Biden laptop story, what's the issue? I just want to know specifically.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
If China invaded Taiwan, wouldn't it lead to other Asian countries fearing the same fate and push them towards alliances with other western countries?
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I think you are too optimistic about how fast China can match TSMC's chip-building capabilities. It will take China a decade or more to reach the level of what TSMC is doing right now. I agree that China is way more important as a manu
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I couldn't agree more. I'm so tired of the hype around cryptocurrencies and NFTs. Everywhere I go to get some news, there's a story about someone like Elon pushing the benefits of crypto coins. If all these rich guys and cryp
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I also gave up on Linux. I ran Ubuntu 20.04 for about 6-8 months for work and play. I got tired of having to find workarounds for software. I bought a Mac M1 mini late last year and shit just works. I don't regret the purchase a sing
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Is Bitcoin an asset or a currency? Because right now it is being traded and used like an asset not a currency.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Maybe I'm getting old and cranky, but I feel like I'm getting the hard sell with NFTs, cryptocoins,and the metaverse. I wish we could go a month without hearing about the wonderful revolution these technologies are going to bring
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Was is MicroCenter? I've seen the same thing at the store near my house.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Thanks!!
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Do you think someone in their 50s could do it? I have a rock climbing gym near my house and thought about trying it out.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I lived in Miami during hurricane Wilma and spent like a week without electricity. You realize how quickly things go south without electricity flowing.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I think unions should change the way they work and focus on helping people find other jobs. Trying to get a company to meet your demands about increased wages and benefits seems futile in a world where competition is local and global. For
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
We need less government and better taxation policy. I believe the inequality comes from the fact that individuals and companies with large sums of money can shape policies in government better than any individual or group of individuals. I
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I couldn't agree with you more. People complain about free services like if they were directly paying for it. I have my main email service through Protonmail and my GMail account is for all the spamming email stuff.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I doubt people are leaving due to the restrictions. I personally think the headaches dealing with parents has more to do with it. I personally watched a school board meeting in our county devolve into a circus. I couldn't believe tha
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I'm always surprised by companies like Apple that have so much money that paying out bounties should be no issue at all. It feels like Apple doesn't like being on the weaker side of a negotiation. Maybe I'm a little naive, b
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
First blame the network then the database but never the code. :)
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I think you hit it on the nose. Companies don't want to invest in training their new hires. They just want someone to hit the ground running with as little hand holding as possible.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I've always thought it would be wonderful if everyone were forced to wear colorful patches for all the medication and legal/illegal substances they are taking to cope with life and illness. This way we could look at our athletes,
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I'm running the latest version of Firefox on a Mac mini with M1 processor. They are talking about iOS.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I agree with you that Apple should be held to a different standard on their iPhone platform, but Microsoft Windows came up during a different era and is basically a monopoly on the desktop. Right now, Apple's smartphone market share i
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Apple should just scan the pictures that are in iCloud (their servers). They just assumed that if you have the iCloud option enabled on your device that it gave them the right to do the scan on your phone/computer. I want to also poin
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I have no problem with Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc.. Removing and reporting illegal content from their servers. My issue is with Apple doing it on your device or machine. When did Apple become law enforcement?
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I want to add that they are scanning your property without your permission. The crazy part is that the government can't do this with a warrant or probable cause, but Apple decided that it can and will. Amazing that Apple destroyed the
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
To make it even worse they extended the functionality to Mac OSX. WTF???
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
What was your fasting routine? and for how long did you do it? Just interested in seeing what others are doing. I know there's 16-8 (16 hours no-eating, 8 hours where you can eat).

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