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> The original version replaced traditional dampers with linear electric motors that used sensor data to literally move the wheels up and down and cancel out bumps. ClearMotion adapted the control software and applied to active valve dam
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> There's no need to burn rain forest to raise cattle There might not be a need, but it's undeniable that they are doing it.
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I think everyone is this country agrees that there is some corruption everywhere, and isn't opposed to cleaning that up. The complaint against Trump is that he's "solving" everything by just burning it down.
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I doubt it, people will forget in a generation or two. How many people have actually read The Jungle? How many people have actually seen our rivers on fire? How many people remember when the air was so polluted going outside would kill you?
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Kash Patel's since-deleted tweet: https://www.threads.com/@pstomlinson/post/DI3-hnfuDvL > Thankfully our agents chased down the perp on foot and he's been in custody since, ... I feel like I'm wa
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99% effective. So if you have sex once a day, you'll only produce 3 kids a year.
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1y ago
OP is making a joke: the solution to too many pesticides is even more pesticides.
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1y ago
I don't know much about stainless, but work hardened alloy steel has benefits and isn't less reliable. For example, the rolled splines on automotive shafts.
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2y ago
To add to this, the electrolyte will leak out and damage the circuit board.
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Same, except we also have digestive issues. I'm really hoping a paleo diet and good probiotics will save me. It's already helped me a lot. I'll let you know in 40 years if it prevents me from getting Alzheimer's.
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I'm also curious if there's an increase of diagnosis because they work in a medical setting. Either they recognize the symptoms, or casual conversation with a doctor.
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Except that there's a huge number of libraries written in C# that are available to F# (since both run on the CLR), and you have to do OOP in F# to use them.
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Is it technically lying if he's too dumb to actually know anything and just spews whatever bullshit comes to mind?
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> further discredit the idea of impeachment Will it? If done correctly by the Democrats (and this is a big if), it can educate people on the current situation. A big problem right now is that a lot of people aren't fully aware how f
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The political party that hates the ACA with delirious passion is currently in control of the House, Senate, White House, and Supreme Court.
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There's lots of metric units that aren't obvious when multiplied. For example, watts = ohms * amps^2 (very important if you want to calculate how much heat a mosfet is going to dissipate.)
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2y ago
ADSL works completely differently than audio as described by pjdesno.
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> Microsoft 365 subscribers will no longer be able to open or edit Publisher files in Publisher. So yeah, if you have any Publisher files, you're fucked.
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Not to mention 4 cylinders have an annoying vibration, whereas an inline-6 are silky smooth and a genuine joy to rev.
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If only the rest of BMW knew this existed.
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Ukraine is an independent country, it was their choice to join NATO.
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This isn't a possibility. They've publicly stated it's their goal. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43225342
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They want to make government bureaucracy less streamline, so they can point out how inefficient it is and therefore should be abolished (ignoring the fact that they sabotaged it).
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How is that incorrect? They're deliberately being cruel to government employees so they quit and the agencies are de facto dissolved.
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But government grants are being rescinded, and I'd assume Caltech depends on those.
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I take it you aren't a US citizen. It boggles my mind that anyone with more than 2 brain cells doesn't see they're dickheads.
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It's not unusual for people in a plane crash to survive, then die from smoke inhalation because the people in front of them took too long to evacuate the plane.
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There's companies that open them up in a clean room and magnetically image the disk. Not cheap, but I think worth it in this case.
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Very interesting that both ends failed at the same time. That tells me that there was a manufacturing flaw at both ends (IE bad crimp), the connectors were made from too thin of material (again, a manufacturing flaw), or the GPU drew more c
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Great. Now please extend this to national parks.
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