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by cactacea 3y ago
Personally I recommend Toyotas because they're no drama. You get in, turn the key and go where you need to go. When they fail they generally give you plenty of warning and will keep going anyway. Usually if you just do basic maintenanc
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by cactacea 3y ago
Lexus is just a division of Toyota so yes.
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by cactacea 3y ago
> I extol the virtues of Japanese whisky while trolling the left Uh, thanks for posting? I guess?
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by cactacea 4y ago
https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-enhance-permitting-pro... https://www.recreation.gov/permits/4251909 Note that the application fees are separate from the permit itself as well: Application F
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by cactacea 4y ago
They're raking in the cash on these lotteries for places like The Wave. This is 100% my problem with it as well. https://www.recreation.gov/permits/4251909 Application Fee: A non-refundable $9.00 lottery fee is re
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by cactacea 4y ago
If anything about this is news to me, it is that the rate of problems with chargers is apparently so low. How many gas station fires were there last year, certainly more than three. Would be interesting to see how the numbers on charger fai
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by cactacea 4y ago
That's fair, I suppose a better way to word my point would be that any sort of "extreme" maneuver, absent some warning from the pilot about a rough takeoff or landing (or turbulence while in flight) is unusual for a passenger
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by cactacea 4y ago
As a passenger, even if I couldn't see out the window, you'd definitely know you weren't going "up" anymore at that rate of decent. Combined with "we just took off" I'm certain that at least a few peo
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by cactacea 4y ago
Indeed https://www.cantorsparadise.com/the-wall-of-albert-einsteins...
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by cactacea 4y ago
This is false equivalence and irrelevant bothsideism.
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by cactacea 4y ago
> - A "Church" style committee: this allows us to look into the weaponization of orgs like the FBI against the American people. The purpose of that committee is to be a factory for clips to show on Fox News and Newsmax. I appre
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by cactacea 4y ago
> I imagine a group of Democrats could have helped vote McCarthy in with a much milder set of concessions. A small group of Republicans could have voted for Hakeem Jeffries and locked the crazies out completely. Did you have a cognizant
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by cactacea 4y ago
Yup, and then rootkits happened. Better safe than sorry.
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by cactacea 4y ago
It was up on this report https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/01/09/jefferies-initia...
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by cactacea 4y ago
Article is a little light on details with regards to why the author believes this effect exists. I have to imagine that their thinking is that application of force is limited to the distance you can travel one month instead of anything that
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by cactacea 4y ago
You're a little off base with your history. I make no claim on current usage of the word but saying this was only ever used to wave away obvious and legitimate criticism is not correct. > In addition to acknowledging that free prog
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by cactacea 4y ago
Why block it entirely when you can just feed them garbage data?
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by cactacea 4y ago
Sorry to break it to you but I'm a millennial lol
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by cactacea 4y ago
Did someone just reinvent Yahoo as it existed in 1994?
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by cactacea 4y ago
> My website is hosted off a Hetzner dedicated server > also stores all of my random files I've accumulated over the years > live backup of some very important files in case my house gets destroyed. You should seriously consid
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by cactacea 4y ago
Might work great if it stays cold enough but if there's any danger of snow/ice melting and refreezing don't try it... I did once and ended up with a tarp frozen to my car's windshield and doors, couldn't even get in
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by cactacea 4y ago
If you trade options and any of this is news to you then no, you're definitely not going to get rich by trading options.
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by cactacea 4y ago
The same thing it always meant. Like many things, just because it's a continuum and not binary doesn't mean it's a useless concept.
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Amazon Freezes Corporate Hiring in Its Retail Business(nytimes.com)
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by cactacea 4y ago
Out of curiosity, how did the tech deal with things like frontage roads that have much lower speed limits than the highway right next to them.
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by cactacea 4y ago
Worse isn't the distinction, clarity of danger is. If your hands didn't get crushed at work that day then you can stop worrying about your hands when you go home. Not the case with whatever he was swimming in.
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by cactacea 4y ago
> Never-mind the impossibility of Kings playing en-passant, Players can make more than one move: "Each player rolls the die, and the number is the amount of turns each player has."
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by cactacea 4y ago
I generally prefer manual for on-road driving but auto is a far better choice for 4wd technical trails and rock crawling. Trust me when I say you don't want to stall when navigating a tricky obstacle while hanging off the edge of a cli
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by cactacea 4y ago
This. There's a lot of I shaped people out there that don't have the first clue about anything beyond their day-to-day.
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by cactacea 4y ago
I've spent the majority of my life living in rural areas. I've also spent a ton of time on public land in just about every state west of the Mississippi. The lack of historical context and understanding of the economics of resourc

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