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by delfinom 3y ago
Nissan CVTs were fine. The problem is they wanted to cost cut so they put the CVTs in car models with too much torque from the engine.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yes? There are plenty of individuals that are technical enough to handle a sign up form and a issue form but not programmers. The bar isn't that high lol. But then again my username is all non-software engineers :shrug:
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by delfinom 3y ago
But they already avoid court at all costs. It's why plea bargins are such a problem.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea that would been the sane and professional way to do it.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Ah yes, good reminder, it also causes IT hell. If you register an AD tenant, you can associate an domain with it, when you do this. It means all your windows accounts are also something@domain.com instead of the azure default of something@t
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by delfinom 3y ago
If you work at the company, how do you know IAmTotallyCeo@realcompanydomain.com is real or not? And if you are an service user, how do you know, ISwearIAmCustomerService@realcompanydomain.com is real or not? Everyone else does it properly.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Tuta is ran by absolute morons. A few years ago, under their other domain, they accused Microsoft of suppressing them in a ranty blog post. How? Because their users couldn't sign up for Microsoft accounts using the tutanuta domain. But
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea but I wouldn't be so happy with nationalized rail tbh. We have the MTA in NY, they run the railroads and subways. The agency is massively bloated by costs not just where it costs $1.5 billion per mile to expand the subway, but even
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by delfinom 3y ago
The first high-speed rail line in America, was already completed by said private operator in Florida. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brightline
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea but that's the joke is they plan. Toyota should also plan to expand their manufacturing capacity to pickup GMs lost sales to anyone under the age of 60. Lol
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by delfinom 3y ago
I imagine my blocked channels list is stress testing YouTube at this point from the amount of shit Shorts results it's fed me after 2 years. Lol Besides the religious crap, ill randomly get shit in India in hindu, having had not watche
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by delfinom 3y ago
Problem is, worker owned co-ops would still require money to do anything even remotely competitive to existing businesses. So... people go walk up for handouts from VCs....and the story begins lol.
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by delfinom 3y ago
You mean ClosedAI, stop saying their name wrong.
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by delfinom 3y ago
That's a suspicious statistic in my opinion and feels like something people would like about on a self reporting survey lol.
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by delfinom 3y ago
I would argue many stories on hacker news are boring and just people self-fellating themselves. Who cares and to each their own my dude.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Americans are out of money and wall street needs to keep the ponzi of infinite growth going.
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by delfinom 3y ago
The highway institute testing stuff isn't regulated.
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by delfinom 3y ago
There was a near miss in JFK Friday between a Swiss Air that was cleared to takeoff, with 3 planes immediately after that cleared to cross the same runway by a second controller. Would have had a death toll rivaling 9/11 if it was on a
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by delfinom 3y ago
Gotta love amateur "journalists" The study itself they quote, left it as a purely stated correlation and not causation. >This study suggests a potential correlation between high levels of methylglyoxal, a metabolic by-product,
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by delfinom 3y ago
It just means Tesla bought air bags from the other manufacturers for airbags. Takata just happened to be the biggest supplier. My old v6 Honda was unaffected by airbag recalls because they used airbags from Autoliv. There is also Daicel and
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea many things point to it having been mass hysteria and people too stupid to shift their cars in neutral if the throttle really did fail.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Yea but it wasn't just in buildings. They were for example, part of coolants used in transformers. When those fail they leak and contaminate.
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by delfinom 3y ago
PCBs are still ever present because they were banned but not removed from use. The result is over the decades since the ban, there were spills and other contamination. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9
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by delfinom 3y ago
Personal experience. Fanuc robots are straight forward to service, they make the parts very available to do it yourself if you want. We order them here and there no problem. But they are beasts and it can take an entire day just to replace
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by delfinom 3y ago
They own 80% of BD. Softbank owns the remaining 20%
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by delfinom 3y ago
Self replicating humanoid robots sound like I should start researching the building of electromagnetic weaponary for the coming war.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Too many people have their brain rotted from the web dev world where things are reinvented every other week.
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by delfinom 3y ago
Grifters gotta grifter and earn their pay somehow.
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by delfinom 3y ago
It's not wrong, it's politics. Said country affected can sign an extradition treaty to restore access.
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by delfinom 3y ago
That's really stretching the definition of sell. They used to actually sell your days to select groups. Now they sell advertiser ads based on your data but the advertiser does not get to see said data.

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