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3y ago
In the US, small trucks disappeared because of the EPA mandates for fuel mileage. The idea that there is no market for them is plain wrong. Even small trucks like the ranger got much larger because the engines are not efficient enough to me
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Most taxes and fees from an ISP or telco have absolutely nothing to do with passing over public property. Many telco fees are in portion or in full a profit for the provider!
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PRC instructing a Zoom employee to place child pornography on Chinese dissidents should have been enough to stop companies from using Zoom https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/china-based-executive-us-tele...
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3y ago
I found marijuana to be incredibly addictive in my 20s, despite the fact that I only liked 1/3rd of its effects. As I got older I found the undesirable 2/3rd of effects to be overwhelming. This was especially obvious as I improved
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3y ago
Half of the federal govt's $31 trillion debt comes due in the next two years. It will be refinanced at much higher rates...Or we'll see Yield Curve Control from the federal reserve. Take your pick.
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3y ago
RISC V will end at the same fate when implemented by the same vendors
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Yes that's absolutely true. And sad. What did FreeBSD do now? They are trying to create an environment to run Linux WiFi drivers. It's so hard to get documentation and support to develop a WiFi driver, less and less people want to
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3y ago
just stick a diesel engine in there
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I find this hard to believe. The claims of both lawsuits are basically the same. The FedEx routes are all independently owned. The route owners are responsible for fixing their vehicles. Parts get replaced constantly. Its a never ending mec
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Agreed, Kaczynski was a loser. Why anyone sees fit to try and promulgate his ideas is far beyond my reasoning. Not as violent as war? Seriously? That's the best you can do?
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Libreoffice has been a huge mess for years. It's unreliable garbage for anyone who is trying to work with documents from other people. It might be OK for composing stuff from scratch, that is until it crashes while you're in the m
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not entirely true. semaglutide is a great example. the FDA allows compounding pharmacies to make semaglutide because wegovy/ozempic are sold out and therefore have limited availability. compounding pharmacies are allowed to sell their
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3y ago
where is this grey market? apparently it's not as simple as just searching aliexpress :)
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> Targeting the four horsemen(t2 diabetes, Alzheimer's, heart disease, cancer) is a better use of time and money, but they are relatively much harder to identify early. All of these diseases have significant input from bad diet and
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3y ago
wellsrx is a reliable source
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3y ago
The dude equivocates programming in Perl to programming in FoxPro, both are simply "deprecated" and "hard to find." Is this true?
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3y ago
thank you
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3y ago
LFP is going to be manufactured in north america soon
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"an era of psychedelic medicine" these platitudes are deceiving sure, some people will get an advantage from these treatments never the less, this is no revolution. in US during the early 80s we had MDMA being made in huge quantit
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4y ago
Solution: be a capitalist
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Did you read the article? It certainly doesn't blame the workers.
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4y ago
I had identical problems trying to setup signal on my grapheneos a few days ago
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"Moreover, running Asahi is perfectly legal because Apple formally allows booting non-macOS operating systems on their Apple Silicon platform." As if you were actually violating the law by running non-vendorOS on a vendor locked c
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4y ago
The dose makes the poison
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Read the article. They're preparing for RISC-V chips to take over the crown from ARM as ARM is not a stable company.
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From those pubmed titles it sounds like male rodent excretion accelerates by the same hormones that slow it down in females. Or, something like that.
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GBM? Standard of care?
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Search warrants allow you to search an area that might reasonably contain the items listed in the warrant. Once they are in the safe deposit box, it sounds as if they are using civil asset forfeiture to steal the money. Not long ago people
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Cloudflare wants to make money. The IPv6 features can come second as v6 usage increases.
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OpenBSD devs don't want to maintain any binary compat layers. They were all removed. Linux binary compat layer is now vmm/vmd.
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