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by cactacea 8mo ago
> I did a lot of digging, before finding this hidden in the datasheet Ah yes, gotta love it when you get screwed because you missed one sentence in a 642 page doc. I can relate
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by cactacea 8mo ago
> do just a part of the process, which on their own are either legal, or less punishable by law This is why conspiracy charges exist.
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by cactacea 9mo ago
https://www.legislature.mi.gov/Laws/MCL?objectName=MCL-257-2... Sorry but was this truly a good faith question? Kind of hard to see how it is.
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by cactacea 9mo ago
Precisely this
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by cactacea 9mo ago
I live in southern Arizona. My next door neighbor is Mexican and also owns a BYD. Longest he can keep it here is 90 days: https://www.help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-1686
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by cactacea 9mo ago
Nice ackchullay there, thank you for your contribution to the discussion. It is pretty clear that OP is referring to new cars based on context but hey who cares about context.
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by cactacea 9mo ago
This is entirely incorrect. You cannot permanently import or register a vehicle which has not undergone homologation. None of these vehicles have been certified to meet US safety standards and they cannot be imported permanently.
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by cactacea 9mo ago
This is only correct if you're not planning on ever registering the vehicle. And good luck with the paperwork to prove that during import. This is a great way to waste a bunch of money and get your shiny new car crushed
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by cactacea 9mo ago
No. Tarriffs aside this would be the problem: https://www.cbp.gov/trade/basic-import-export/importing-car > As a general rule, motor vehicles less than 25 years old must comply with all applicable Federal Motor
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by cactacea 9mo ago
> Definitely want to get grass-fed or pasture raised though. Yeah I mean if you're going to maximize your impact just go all out right. Eating beef, particularly in the US, is one of the worst actions you can take environmentally sp
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by cactacea 10mo ago
We had to destroy the village in order to save it.
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by cactacea 10mo ago
Resource extraction is pretty much never a clean process. That gas came from somewhere.
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by cactacea 10mo ago
> Ubuntu just recently got a way to automate its installer (recently being during covid). Preseed is not new at all: https://wiki.debian.org/DebianInstaller/Preseed RH has also had kickstart since basically forever
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by cactacea 11mo ago
Yeah that is what is used for moonbounce today (if not full legal power - 1500W for US amateurs) but these little panels won't put out anything remotely close to that. Hence my skepticism.
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by cactacea 11mo ago
Not impossible, just extremely difficult. I'm a ham and getting some contacts over moonbounce is a personal goal of mine. Historically this kind of thing has required some pretty large antenna arrays and very high power though: https:
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by cactacea 11mo ago
Expected array gain: ~39.3 dBi / EIRP: ~63.1 dBW Tx power: 1 W per antenna Yeah... so free space path loss at legal frequencies for hams this thing can transmit on is ~283dB. Neat idea but consider me skeptical. Having said that I can
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by cactacea 11mo ago
"Bubbles are good because they leave pieces for others to pick up for free" has to be one of the most completely insane and morally bankrupt economic ideas I've ever heard. This only makes sense if you take a fully individual
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by cactacea 11mo ago
Just follow the instructions? From your linked PDF: > The time needed to complete and file this form will vary depending on individual circumstances. The estimated average time is: Recordkeeping, 12 hr., 40 min.; Learning about the law o
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by cactacea 11mo ago
Interesting choice of tail number and date... https://www.faa.gov/lessons_learned/transport_airplane/accid...
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by cactacea 1y ago
Just look at the commit history for the answer. Clearly non-human level of output given the timespan.
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by cactacea 1y ago
Respectfully, proper technique is just a matter of searching and reading for 2-3 minutes followed by a bit of practice and repetition to get fast. You can skip the getting fast part if you want. Nobody needs "training" to become p
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by cactacea 1y ago
Sure seems like they're trying to invent one
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by cactacea 1y ago
I always recommend using random strings for bucket names. If you want/need it to be human readable then use a random suffix instead.
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by cactacea 1y ago
Starlink in an apartment in the middle of Manhattan? Suggesting Eutelsat is just funny frankly.
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by cactacea 1y ago
The article constructs a straw man of liberalism and then goes completely off the rails from there. > Not suffering for its own sake, or trauma, but the kind of tension that arises from limits, from saying no, from sustaining hard-won co
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by cactacea 1y ago
Essentially, yes. Trump has no understanding of what the word sovereign means (or just doesn't care).
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by cactacea 1y ago
> Now it turns out that making 2 different engines is actually pretty wasteful, and it's way more efficient to make 1 engine Generally speaking gas/diesel engines are used across several models, mass market manufacturers aren&#
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by cactacea 1y ago
> Could the "detuning" rather be interpreted as akin to the "binning" that CPU manufacturers do? No, it is typically for emissions and fuel economy purposes. Engines are pretty consistent in specs when they come off
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by cactacea 1y ago
Link? I tried to search for anything related to this and came up empty. This is literally what a title search and title insurance is for. I have a hard time believing you can get a mortgage without due diligence on the title even with a com
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by cactacea 1y ago
Good news everyone!

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