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bserge
5y ago
> The lithium iron phosphate cells are less energy-dense but much longer-lived. And apparently much less explodey.
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5y ago
Funny anecdote, last time I took FlixBus out of London (Victoria Coach Station looked like shit btw, wtf happened), they charged me and a few other people extra for "overweight" bags. Mine were definitely not overweight, I checked
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5y ago
It's more like "willingness to be confident no matter what", isn't it? I mean, stupid people do exactly the same stuff. The difference is their thought process is actually flawed but they're confident they're r
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bserge
5y ago
They used lead for everything but fuel :D
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bserge
5y ago
Lol, they advertise the same in Germany. But at least they pay 12 Euros/hour and you get to hear "schneller, schneller" every day!
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5y ago
Classic car as in pre 1980s or so? Because an engine change on a modern ICE car is far from easy. In major part because of the same bullshit with electronics incompatibility caused by manufacturers. Wrong serial numbers on injectors/EC
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bserge
5y ago
Can I get a few million to be repaid in the next 200 years? Could really use that loan.
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5y ago
I am in pain every fucking second of walking.
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5y ago
Jesus, why were they prescription only in the first place? Same shit as levothyroxine, a basic medication used by millions, being prescription only. And many other drugs.
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5y ago
So, the M35 Mako from Mass Effect. Elon should get on it.
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5y ago
Like backgrounds in a video game - always visible, never reachable. Perhaps the remaining % are also unreachable and we're just falling for the illusion :D
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bserge
5y ago
Makes a lot of sense, although in the end it only affects others on the same level in the hierarchy rather than those higher.
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5y ago
> their all-in-one printers do require ink to scan, and they've been doing it since at least 2016 Oh they've been doing that for over a decade. People just sort of... put up with it.
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5y ago
I'm being abused by Reddit, they banned me permanently! :D
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5y ago
3. Learn to ignore it/deal with it. It's much easier to change your own mind than the minds of thousands of other people.
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5y ago
I was being sarcastic. I mean ffs, the risk averseness has reached ridiculous levels.
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5y ago
Yeah I also got several Chinese movie recommendations on Youtube, which was a first. Watched two, surprisingly I don't get them any more. Not that I care, I still wonder why China doesn't have that much good music, especially rock
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5y ago
All of those sound stupid af, so how is she still in that position? Also, didn't they actually spend millions on the porn filter just to call it quits later? Surely schools could've used that money instead.
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5y ago
Yeah, I often hate doctors myself. Doesn't mean the majority are bad.
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5y ago
You actually think the political class is not full of thieves anywhere else? It's a career path that attracts this kind of people, like flies to shit.
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5y ago
Someone from 1800 or earlier would call us parasites. We work so little and own so much! Time to go back to owning nothing and working all day every day under threat of actual violence and starvation. Now that's performance! (I'm
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Well, in this case it didn't have to be a video (just like a whole lot of them), and there are other platforms. But you're also right, if people don't complain and try to improve something, the chance of any change is much lo
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5y ago
Imgur does this, too. Actually pretty smart from the platform's PoV. Just delete or "shadow" comments (or whatever you call it, when you can see your comments but no one else can) that contain certain words. No need for moder
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5y ago
Posted on YouTube...
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People are afraid of nuclear power plants. You think they'd ever allow nuclear space flight? Think of the 0.05% chance of launch failure, all that radioactive shit spread in the air, alongside all the other dangerous shit we already pu
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5y ago
Maybe I'm too tired, but wtf is this article even talking about. You can lose your domain if your data is not accurate/real. Registrars have also been offering proxy contact services for a long time now. Authorities, of course, ca
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5y ago
Here's hoping they get ahead of everyone else technology wise.
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5y ago
Fuck Mars, all those asteroids are going to be way more valuable for Earth. Getting to them needs the same exact industry.
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5y ago
Not being able to fly over land seems ridiculous. Planes fly over land, right? Sounds like the same shit as nuclear power plant regulations. As a civilization or even a species, we'll "safety" our way into extinction.
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5y ago
Well, in this case it's cost of living. I can only speak for some of Europe. Shit is going up in price (and it doesn't seem to be slowing down). Wages are going up, too. Ultimately a bit useless, the poorest are still more fucked
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