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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wonder if Tesla should add something like this to rear screen. It’s not very useful for most adults due to how low it is, but kids willing to get screen time on anything (not that I condone).
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
IDK if you know much about kik but the only way this makes any sense is - I suspect he might have had other incriminating messages on his actual account he chose not to reveal.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wonder if there are expert witnesses in videogame niche. I have no idea what you are talking about.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
French omelet is completely different thing. I do use my cast iron for this, it's okay if you go hard with silicone spatula. But still, more work than nonstick. I keep meaning to get carbon steel!
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> Unless the article left something out I'd be sus of anyone who has a kik account to begin with...
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Personal opinion - deep fried eggs are goated. It's either runny scrambled (pretty hard on cast iron/stainless) or deep fried. Anything in-between is incompetence.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> specialized tool Thing is, I don't even have need for this tool. Other for perfect scrambled eggs (creamy french style, that nobody really appreciates so it's a moot) I don't have a need for it. Especially if you upgrade
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Sodium hydroxide is main cost saving, but also there’s slightly cheaper form of graphite anode. So IIRC it’s 20% cost saving once new manufacturing process amortises. Thing is - LFP process keeps getting cheaper and charts show it’s going t
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Nothing racist, just facts.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Sodium going to reach price parity in about 15 years. Until then its strength is cold weather performance and slightly simpler supply chain.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
My primary destination is Europe <> NZ which is about 24 hours in air so personally I'd give up everything for flat seat. Doesn't have to be business class seat - just something barest of the bare, basically bunk beds. Thing
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> rescue worker There were 100 divers in total 10,000 various workers. There were no heroes there.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Why would you rent ICE for road trip tho? It's so incredibly inconvenient, noisy, poor performing and constant headache of even making there due to poor reliability. With occasional chance of burning or poisoning your family with fumes
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Ferarri is going to retrofit some of their cars with fake manuals (completely electronic emulation). Car reviewers soiling their pants over it was hilarious, especially so after the Luce backlash lol.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
That’s not meant to be interpreted literally tho I wonder how much of cash transactions are actually legitimate. It’s usually drugs, illicit services or untaxed income. While I don’t like tax just as much as next guy, the blatant dodging of
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Anti-AI derangement syndrome is real. Yes it’s not a great looking menu design, but most people (over in Europe at least) have no idea about phillipino food, so some idea what sisig or adobo is great. Anger over restaurant owner having acce
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wasn't twitter/x meant to be that? Pay and verify to enter members club. Didn't quite take off all while destroying goodwill that blue badge used to have.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
And ~20 years ago computer riddled with porn malware was kinda normal. Times change, so does certain expectations.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Why not decouple the special card reader from SD card instead then? I mean it's unsuspecting already, but it probably even less sus since readers are cheap and never a target.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Kinda. Whenever I try to use hide my email on any more of a serious service - it never registers me.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
My parents got new telco IPTV boxes and they are excellent. Even voice search in our niche language works flawlessly. Apple TV I got them few years ago just sits there unused.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I flop between 3.1 and 3.5 when I need it to be flawless. Fast and relatively affordable. Up to 6x cheaper than competitors.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Yes European GDP, especially buying power has been pretty flat over last decades. They simply cannot afford US made products anymore.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
My kids dropped my phone in pool plenty of times. Works perfectly. I never had a need to replace phone battery myself (and I used to work on my laptops decade ago when it made sense).
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
My guess is that it works so well that actual criminal enterprises and foreign adversaries found it a risk - so they send bots to brigade every comment section.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
They can still follow you
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Someone please vibe code a site where you pay to leave bad reviews. The more is paid the worse it is.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Imagine what cops do on search engines when solving crimes.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
The silly part of this story is people calling that diver a hero. There were 100 divers involved with total of 10,000 people, 100 agency reps, 900 police officers and 2000 soldiers. There was no single hero in that story.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Ever wondered why mass media didn't amplify the same news about chatgpt which did exactly the same?

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