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alphabettsy
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That depends on a lot of factors, but for me personally, yes it is. Much worse. Assuming we’re talking about hosting things for Internet users. My fiber internet connection has gone down multiple times, though relatively quickly restored. M
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alphabettsy
1y ago
Yep. K3s can use SQLite or Postgres.
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I’m asking you to provide evidence for your claim. Personally, I don’t see Democrats talking about masculinity that seems to be an obsession of the right. I think it’s a meaningful because some of the people talking about masculinity and ho
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1y ago
> current left-wing philosophy that provides any sort of meaningful place or role for masculinity as it is commonly understood I think this strongly depends on your reality and perception. How is masculinity commonly understood and what
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Poor stormwater management has caused very expensive issues all over the country especially and including small towns from both flooding and pollution. I agree something needs to be done, but aimless deregulation is not it.
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1y ago
> Meanwhile, a ProPublica review of federal data found that more than $40 million in grants awarded by the National Institutes of Health for dozens of autism-related research projects were canceled under Kennedy’s watch. Some had been aw
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1y ago
Status quo is preferable to regression and destruction in my view. Building things takes time, destruction does not. The protest vote was in favor of destruction. I don’t think Biden was status quo so much as he led a deliberate and traditi
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1y ago
Talking about doing more research while being part of an administration that’s defunding it makes me extremely skeptical that there will be more research. https://www.propublica.org/article/rfk-jr-autism-environment...
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I think that’s true and I’m not going to make excuses for the mistakes of the medical community, but I don’t think we should excuse the influence of what is now the wellness community, of which RFK Jr. is a part.
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You’re correct, but what we’re not doing is more science to answer the questions and fill in the gaps. We’re using anecdotes and conjecture, sometimes conspiracy, in place of science.
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1y ago
I think your argument is exceptionally silly as is the comparison to Biden not holding press conferences. The press had been access prior and the difference now is that they will lose access unless they agree to report what they’re told.
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1y ago
> People hate liquid glass, at least the majority. Based on what?
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1y ago
For some reason, I thought this was an off-season April fools joke.
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1y ago
You can always count on him to go to bat for RW nonsense.
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1y ago
Yet the apps top the App Store charts. Considering that these are not upgradable I think the specs are relevant. Just as I thought Apple shipping systems with 8 GB minimums was not good future proofing.
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1y ago
Thank you for providing this report that had a conclusion before the investigation even started. Fortunately, the Trump administration has given us an example of what a threat and coercion actually looks like. They declared exactly the acti
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1y ago
Personally, not going to take Sinclair‘s press release at face value. https://www.politico.com/story/2017/08/06/trump-fcc-sinclair... https://upriseri.com/sinclair-nexstar-duopoly-right-w
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I think you should look up the definition of coercion.
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alphabettsy
1y ago
He’s just bringing different lies with new sponsors.
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1y ago
Is there a meaningful difference between pressuring and taking or threatening regulatory action? I think so.
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1y ago
You don’t have to get the battery through Apple. The spare parts are readily available through their parts portal. And it cost less than $100 to get the battery replaced on any iPhone as far as I’m aware at an Apple Store without a warranty
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It seems like they’re saying this only works for people paying cash.
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The article presents no evidence at all that they’re disappearing.
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Interest rates have been high for a while now. Why would we see dramatic change now when we didn’t before?
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Saying the Democrats are uniquely focused on racial and LGBT issues is completely detached from reality.
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1y ago
I don’t think automotive anc is typically that sophisticated. It plays certain fixed frequencies based on speed, load, etc. You can still hear mechanical issues especially higher frequencies which aren’t masked at all and a misfire typicall
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If she was driving with a blood alcohol content over the legal limit, then she was by definition, driving drunk. I don’t necessarily agree with the way that Canada handles people with past drunk driving convictions in the US, but that’s not
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A night in the hospital is easily $12k almost anywhere in the U.S. People with chronic health conditions spend an inordinate amount of time at the doctor and in hospitals. That could save a significant amount of money if that’s reduced or e
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that doesn’t tell us they were fresh. Only that they hadn’t flown. They could’ve slept 0 hours before or any number of things.
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What reason is there to believe an EV couldn’t last 40 or more years? There’s nothing inherent in the technology that makes that certain.
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