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by cmurf 4y ago
Split out with and without driver assistance is fine, but I only care about the combined total. If there's higher accidents in X make/model vs Y make/model, that's a more useful data point. I don't need every detail
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by cmurf 4y ago
No. They are offering bribes. It's anti-competitive behavior in that it withholds information consumers need to make free and informed decisions. And it's fraud. Tesla gains financially from this deception. If offering the bribe i
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by cmurf 4y ago
Lincoln said in his first inaugural address that all constitutional controversies can be separated into majorities and minorities. And that either the majority or minority must acquiesce for the government to continue. He was talking about
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by cmurf 4y ago
The idea that all voter ID laws are (a) the same (b) inherently good (c) non-discriminatory, is really ignorant. https://www.texastribune.org/2016/07/20/appeals-court-rules-... EU countries are split on mail-
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by cmurf 4y ago
The proportion of propaganda differs, as does the quality and motivation. The resulting differences in diversity of journalism definitely affects the ability to triangulate. While the result from triangulation doesn't have to be accura
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by cmurf 4y ago
2012
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by cmurf 4y ago
Funny how people claim this (a) have no proof (b) have no complaint about any of the other electoral outcomes by the exact same ballots. So I think y'all are cuckoo for cocoa puffs!
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by cmurf 4y ago
<3 this is awesome! It even has NFC! So you can use Google Pay with it? WiFi calling? Looks like the perfect Google Fi and international travel phone too with all the bands it supports.
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by cmurf 4y ago
Humans have only two eyes but we're producing a much more complex spacially variable map as we're looking around, along with highly dynamic exposure. We're also very good at pattern recognition, filtering out noise, and antic
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by cmurf 4y ago
OK this is a very different scenario than what I thought you were talking about (a broken file system). If a file system is full such that writes aren't possible, boot can fail no matter the file system. This isn't a file system p
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by cmurf 4y ago
I just tried it like I mentioned in another comment in this thread and cannot reproduce it. As much effort as you've spent complaining about this problem in this thread you could have provided a proper bug report in the proper venue. I
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by cmurf 4y ago
What is supposed to happen is the metadata commit fails due to enospc before the super block update. Thus the current super points to the current value working tree roots, not the partial/failed tree roots. Btrfs won't issue the w
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by cmurf 4y ago
Without more information on the exact mount error and btrfsck --readonly output, it's a guessing game. In the ordinary cases, btrfs full behavior is the same as other filesystems. It gets full, you can delete files. Keep in mind deleti
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by cmurf 4y ago
I can't reproduce this on a 5.17.5 kernel and loop device. So if you're able to trivially reproduce it, I'm guessing it's configuration specific. It's still a bug, but to find it means providing more detail about th
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by cmurf 4y ago
It isn't about power. It is about fairness. Legislatures are ostensibly representing the majority. How does the minority get a fair hearing before a legislature whose express job is to serve the majority? Continuing to argue that the s
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by cmurf 4y ago
Minorities cannot rely on the majority to make laws protecting the minority. Courts exist, significantly, to protect minorities from the majority. Before going after interracial marriage, opponents would necessarily have to go after gay mar
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by cmurf 4y ago
What percent of the population is really committed to Q? And Q is still MIA right? I think the general state of the Republican party is worse than Q cult. The elected officials are scared of their constituents. And the constituents are over
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by cmurf 4y ago
Congress should pass a right to privacy law, and repass the Equality Amendment. Not a dime of money need be spent convincing blue state voters, spend it in red states that ratified the first attempt at the Equality Amendment.
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by cmurf 4y ago
There is no amendment protecting interractial or gay marriage. Loving v Virgina could be overturned by the Court. And it's likely Obergefell v. Hodges would be overturned for the exact same underlying reason as Roe: religious belief of
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by cmurf 4y ago
What's an example of a synthetic fuel suitable for this purpose? I wouldn't call methane synthetic, for example.
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by cmurf 5y ago
Absurd. This kind of war destroys the government. You can only speculate what replaces it. And it'll probably be the winners (or non-losers) who dictate. 95% dead is a lot of corpses and demolished infrastructure with no fuel to operat
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by cmurf 5y ago
If Musk is sincere, he will turn Twitter into an 8chan racist hellhole. He has said he believes in absolute free speech. Racism, trolling, libel, dick pics, blatant racism are all fair game. He'd reverse Trump's lifetime ban. Mayb
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by cmurf 5y ago
I think Russians have been disconnected from responsibility for their government that they now prefer it that way, and will resist anything and anyone that proposes they should be (a) informed (b) do anything about it. Maybe eventually sanc
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by cmurf 5y ago
Archive: https://archive.ph/ZPiz7 The title's subheading is a bit more descriptive: Russians long lived with an understanding: Stay away from politics, and live your life as you choose. The war in Ukraine wrecked that
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Putin’s War in Ukraine Shatters an Illusion in Russia(nytimes.com)
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by cmurf 5y ago
>mechanisms that attempted to prevent it - those that you're describing - simply don't work Wrong. They do work. They just don't work perfectly. And even when they are working, they don't always lead to the preferred
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by cmurf 5y ago
No one paying attention is complaining. They didn't see exactly this exact sequence coming until it was all in motion, but they also aren't surprised. The people most surprised are: the businesses that invested so heavily in Russi
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by cmurf 5y ago
Now is a good time for China and India to stop siting on their thumbs pretending they can be neutral. If you can't call this wrong and insist on withdrawal, then it's tacit support. This goes for Germany, Austria, and Hungary too.
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by cmurf 5y ago
This whataboutism is as nauseating as the ignorance. Are you trying to justify what the Kremlin is doing, by blaming the U.S.? You lament the numeric deaths of civilians, yet you promote the uselessness of the only things designed so far to
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by cmurf 5y ago
The FAA is among many federal agencies that are the result of delegated authority from Congress. They have been (so far) unsuccessfully argued to be unconstitutional, the argument is that the constitution doesn't give Congress the powe

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