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by fullstop 8mo ago
You don't see the disparity over the state department saying "Do not go to Somalia, it is unsafe", yet also saying "The need for TPS has passed, it is safe to return to Somalia" ?
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by fullstop 8mo ago
Citizenship is a Federal thing, but our IDs are provided by the State. You also didn't answer my question about us likely sending Somalis off to their deaths.
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by fullstop 8mo ago
The PFAS are underground and will likely be down there indefinitely. I assume that their "racing to fix" bit has more to do with filtration and reducing the PFAS levels to something deemed acceptable. Given the changes at the EPA
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by fullstop 8mo ago
> Where I'm from, I am legally required to have proof of ID with me all the time. So basically used to never leaving home without it. Yes, I too have proof of ID. It does not prove that I am a citizen. I can also tell you that chi
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by fullstop 8mo ago
> I wonder if this is helpful? 'You are screwed no matter what you do' is not a good way to motivate people to action. People have heard this all before, and don't trust it. You can only cry wolf so many times with apocoly
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by fullstop 8mo ago
Really, you're going to go with "papers, please" ? ICE is on record of requesting ID from _children_. I don't know if you're a parent, but my kids didn't carry ID until they were nearly adults. That's ok
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Put the bulb on. That suggests warmth.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Everything that I learned about energy in Scotland comes from Still Game , so I must ask -- how many bars?
129.
by fullstop 9mo ago
They recently added a bottom dock option, and I was very happy to have that back.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
It's fine, and it works. I have a Pixel, though, and there's no way to disable the google search box on the homescreen. I will never use the search box, yet it dominates a good portion of my screen.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I switched to Smart Launcher Pro, and it seems to scratch the same itch. It was more expensive, though. Nova carried me for almost a decade, and I'll miss it.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Right, and they're blending two things together -- group chats and public forums. I'm sad about losing the public forums.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I guess that depends on the University and whether or not you get to keep your email address after you graduate. From what I understand from my college-aged kids, most people get kicked out of the hub after they graduate. It's similar
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Nope, that's exactly what I meant. That requirement just means that they have to check a box which says that they're 13 or older. Surely no child would ever break the rules, right?
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Yes. Whatsapp requires a phone number and Discord does not. The tweens who do not have a phone yet can join Discord with their siblings / friends. The other part of this is that Discord has official University hubs, so the college ki
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by fullstop 9mo ago
It's been a good car. Maintenance, so far, has been tire rotations and wiper fluid.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Equinox EV. Now that the tax credits have expired it is a different story. The 2025 gas version's MSRP was about 30k, and the electric one was about 35k with a $7500 tax credit.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Obviously this is slanted by tax credits, but the EV that I have shares a name with the existing gas model and was less expensive. EVs aren't for everything, but mine fits my use case perfectly.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Ha, they actually messed up a bit and I had to repair a bit of the wall / wainscoting. Because of this they knocked $100 off of the price that I listed earlier. It took him maybe two hours to run the wire.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
This wasn't replacing outlets, I do those myself. This was moving a receptacle four feet to the left and doing it through a finished basement.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
2019 prices, but it was $487 to move a receptacle from under a window to the left of the window prior to making that window opening a french door. In 2025 it was $1,100 to have an EVSE put in, including permit fees. I'm in Pennsylvania
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I don't know a single person on it either (USA), but it's not exactly something that people talk about. I am naturally quite thin, as is the rest of my family, but there's certainly no shortage of hefty people here.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I'm guessing that the Chinese OEM bought them partially for the name itself, but mostly for their patents.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
It's a little too late now, no? I wonder if they fell into a sunk cost fallacy with their camera-based approach.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I have one, and specifically got one without a camera because I don't want that driving around my house. The first time it went through I made sure to stow cables and such, and I do a quick walk-through to make sure that none of the c
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by fullstop 9mo ago
You can turn them off, but the start menu definitely shows you "recommended" content by default.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
They are, but a selling point at the time was that you could buy replacement parts from System76.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
I went that route. The OEM is no longer making the part, and it is not stocked anywhere.
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Right, I went down that route as well: > The hardware supplier that we use no longer has the battery. Therefore, we cannot sell you the battery. What we can do is provide you with the part numbers so you can source it elsewhere. If you&
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by fullstop 9mo ago
Yes, I went down the clevo path as well. No dice, it does not exist. I found a few which said "in stock" but was refunded each time as the part didn't actually exist.

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