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by behringer 10mo ago
I think buyers just understand the value of a battery that they've cared for and babied compared to a battery with unknown history.
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by behringer 10mo ago
The best thing you can do is ask the distributor or publisher. It shows them this is wanted and gets you answers.
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by behringer 10mo ago
The math doesn't work when you calculate the same thing based on buying low mileage used cars or leases. You're throwing large amounts of equity away every 4 years. Also electric cars get killed on the depreciation curve.
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by behringer 10mo ago
If the next update fails to remove ads on by default we can assume these are empty promises. https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-disable-sponsored-suggestions...
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by behringer 10mo ago
The tell isn't the emdash alone, it's the emdash character being used in place of a dash.
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by behringer 10mo ago
The government committed that genocide...
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by behringer 10mo ago
genocides are happening online? That's pretty remarkable.
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by behringer 10mo ago
Yes. The internet is awesome and the government will destroy it.
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by behringer 10mo ago
I like how you're careful to use the "west" because if you had said US your argument would have been laughable.
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by behringer 10mo ago
I dont believe it would be even more circuitry. 2 exposed pins and maybe a diode if you really want some protection. They did this to sell more rings.
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by behringer 10mo ago
> Is it time to rewrite sudo in Zig? If there's one constant it's that they'll never be done rewriting Linux instead of doing anything new.
102.
by behringer 10mo ago
Yes. In fact I would trust such a system far more since a more procedural approach to the system would be much, much easier to spot bugs.
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by behringer 10mo ago
Over 9000!!??
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by behringer 10mo ago
I think smaller game sizes would hurt sales. Your first though on a 23gb game when other games are 100 plus is, why is there so little content?
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by behringer 10mo ago
SpaceEngine is available in VR, you literally can today.
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by behringer 11mo ago
I think there is new science we need first. The brain very likely uses quantum processes. We don't understand quantum mechanics yet.
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by behringer 11mo ago
The article implies this is not a concern for "regular" people. That is absolutely false. How many people get their family photos when they finally decide to recycle that 15 year old PC in the basement? How many people have a devi
108.
by behringer 11mo ago
Yes cuz nobody ever thinks to search Google for something before asking. excuse the passive aggressive form of this comment
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by behringer 11mo ago
You would need to compare the data against the data of non-smart trucks. I'm guessing it's an order of magnitude more dangerous to be a pedestrian around a normal truck.
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by behringer 11mo ago
This grain looks extremely fake.
111.
by behringer 11mo ago
VLC has a lot of image manipulation options.
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by behringer 11mo ago
"toy story film scan" on Kagi led me to a reddit page that may or may not contain links that might help you, but don't dawdle those links may not work forever. Another one that's been hard to find is the 4k matrix origin
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by behringer 11mo ago
Things like this are being preserved, you just have to sail the high seas.
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by behringer 11mo ago
For TV news, can you even watch real news anymore outside of local news? Everything everybody around me watches is just talking opinion heads.
115.
by behringer 11mo ago
Bingo. You need to use a different totp.
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by behringer 11mo ago
Haha thats a good one.
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by behringer 11mo ago
It's the right direction if you're google. This is why Google should not be allowed to control the web. Support firefox, dump google.
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by behringer 1y ago
Not sure what vr kit you're looking at, but if it's a 4k headset to push at 90fps you'll want something more like a 3080 or 4070. But if it's lower resolution it won't need quite so much power.
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by behringer 1y ago
Vr has taken over this market. Get a vr headset you won't be disappointed.
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by behringer 1y ago
Are they designed to be completely burned up by the time they reach 38,000 feet above the ground?

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