edgineer

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   by edgineer 2y ago

   It was big on YTMND back in the day
2. 152.▲
   by edgineer 2y ago

   Maybe new rules like the FCC's 5-year deorbiting requirement mean deorbiting-as-a-service can tick that regulatory box.
3. 153.▲
   by edgineer 2y ago

   Orthostatic hypotension
4. 154.▲
   by edgineer 2y ago

   OP made reasonable points; not sure what your disagreement is. I think speaking in questions is detracting from your argument.
5. 155.▲
   by edgineer 3y ago

   The problem was the driver footwell carpet curling up? Seems like you'd notice it's not staying in place long before it gets stuck under a pedal, no?
6. 156.▲
   by edgineer 3y ago

   Rebuild cost: $600m [0] I do hope We the People have zealous advocates. [0] https://news.sky.com/story/baltimore-trade-implications-from...
7. 157.▲
   by edgineer 3y ago

   Summary: it could reach 350kW, but gets 84kW with V3 superchargers using 400V.
8. 158.▲
   by edgineer 3y ago

   Refreshing to hear a review of the statistics.
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   by edgineer 3y ago

   I've never seen a Target store require people to self checkout.
10. 160.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    Aren't objects at the bottom of a river at great risk of permanent damage? I'd imagine metal artifacts are hoping for a magnet fisherman to find them before they're gone for good.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    Not due to a surprise in fertility--fertility actually decreased[0] more than the 2008 report[1] predicted it would. [0] https://knoema.com/atlas/Iceland/Fertility-rate [1] https://www.statice.is&#x2F
12. 162.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    What could a TLA do with this if it had time to plan ahead?
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    I'm an apple customer but I don't agree that I have ample access to iMessage. I use a MacBook and have an old iPhone lying around, but I use my android phone for daily messaging, including my family who use iPhones.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    High demand for stories from North Korea and no way to verify them makes me wary of what a fiction writer has written.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    3blue1brown's video covers this. The effect of "changing speed" is a change to the light's wavelength, not the speed of an impulse through the material--imagine taking a standing wave and pushing the peaks and valleys up
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    I like the word censorship because it encompasses not only "correction" of bias but lobotomy of "harmful" knowledge, like making drugs/explosives.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    Article mentions canned bread. I just tried one the other day, a surprisingly normal looking grocery store can given to me by a Massachusetts native who grew up often having toasted canned brown bread with butter. It was not quite as bad as
18. 168.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    I imagine their proposal loses to Starlink Direct to Cell, not mentioned in TFA. https://direct.starlink.com
19. 169.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    IMO the top motivation and method of using this tool both is when you notice videos in a playlist going dark. On desktop, you'd view the full playlist and notice "Unavailable videos are hidden" at the top. Click the kebab men
20. 170.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    Censorship can and has caused damage when sweeping news under the rug. I'm thinking of the initial reports of a virus Chinese state media quickly squashed.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    >A social media challenge has led to higher rates of Kia and Hyundai cars being broken into and stolen. I'm speechless.
22. 172.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    It's already happening. Why sign up for yet another subscription service to see that one members-only video?
23. 173.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    If you don't ever use the full capacity of the battery, why wouldn't you want to optimize it?
24. 174.▲
    by edgineer 3y ago

    already in bitcoin
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    Should you 3d print an auto sear (a little bracket-looking thing) then you're in possession of a machine gun, which is illegal.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    ThinkGeek used to sell pills made of miracle fruit powder. Made for a neat party trick, turning everything sweet.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    >some lights to come on too early in the morning but the specific task/automation I set to do this is nowhere to be found.. What a novel form of nightmare
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    Aww, I always liked the saying "you can see penguins" but he used an astronaut.
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    Myanmar has moved to metric
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    by edgineer 3y ago

    I thought Ron Watkins admitted it was Jim Watkins