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The Story of Fckgw-RHQQ2-Yxrkt-8TG6W-2B7Q8(twitter.com)
2 points by hnburnsy 10d ago|0 comments
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by hnburnsy 11d ago
And he was wrong the shelves were never empty, this isn't motor oil but synthetic, and Walmart sells it cheaper with no limitations.
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by hnburnsy 11d ago
Just like notifications in iOS that cannot be disabled globally.
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by hnburnsy 12d ago
FYI, $58 is the price delivered to your front door, it is cheaper in stores, and the mid $30's quoted old price was when on sale. I don't remember exactly but I can't imagine that 20 years ago I paid much less than $5 for a q
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by hnburnsy 13d ago
There is a program in California that offers even lower limits... The California Low Cost Auto Insurance (CLCA) program provides liability coverage limits of up to $10,000 for bodily injury or death per person, $20,000 per accident, and $3,
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by hnburnsy 15d ago
Tesla and other manufactures also sponsor training events with first responders... https://abc7.com/post/tesla-hosts-event-aimed-training-socal...
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by hnburnsy 15d ago
I get the common sense, but is it misuse or not, and hiding the country makes it really suspicious at least to me.
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by hnburnsy 15d ago
Quite the double standard here... Conventional Weapons -We identified a cell of threat actors based in northern Yemen -We identified a China-based threat actor who used Claude -We identified likely freelance Russia-based threat
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by hnburnsy 17d ago
> People already entrenched near the poles will fight to keep others out. Right-wing anti-immigrant parties are on the rise right now already. > Like those autonomous zones, remind me again which parties set those up?
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
From the study... >When merchants raise prices for all consumers in response to these costs, users of low-cost payment methods (e.g., cash and debit) cross-subsidize high-reward credit card users who shop at the same merchant" Cash
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
>I’ve also got a cheap scanner that throws errors no matter what os/hardware I use. Sounds like a fun thing to throw some time at. Did you try NAPS2 or Vuescan?
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
>"for the debloating i used xda forums. they have a lot of forum posts about what is safe to remove from any device but as always be careful. don't try to remove gpu drivers or something" Suggestion: Use the Universal Andr
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
>We have since added more than 3 million CPU cores, 120 petabytes of high-speed storage, and significant network capacity. We installed as much hardware as available power allowed in our existing data centers while accelerating our migra
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
I have seen the same with bank emails for example not listing a bill balance or deposit amount. Kudos to those companies that are implementing this.
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
The rest of the story... >California’s New Tire Rule Could Wipe Out 70% of What’s on the Shelf — And Sacramento Sat on the Law for 23 Years https://theautowire.com/2026/08/18/californias-new-tire-rule...
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California's New Tire Rule Could Wipe Out 70% of What's on the Shelf(theautowire.com)
5 points by hnburnsy 1mo ago|2 comments
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by hnburnsy 1mo ago
Pretty clear that this is AI copied slop that no one at Toms Hardware bothered editing as it has no clarity that Nine PBS is the PBS affiliate in St Louis, Missouri. Here is the source article... https://current.org/2026&#x2
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
From the NTSB today... >NTSB Statement: The NTSB is actively investigating the crash of a Beechcraft King Air operating as a medevac flight near Ruidoso, New Mexico on May 14. The NTSB has not yet determined the probable cause or any con
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
>One of the oldest rules taught from the playground is when property belongs to someone else, you return it. Here, Tesla owns specialized manufacturing tooling in Angstrom’s possession. Tesla designed the tooling, paid for it in full,
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Tesla, Inc. vs. Angstrom Automotive Group, LLC(courtlistener.com)
2 points by hnburnsy 2mo ago|1 comments
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BI 303470 a GLP-1/GIP/NPY2 triple agonist in Phase 2 What the heck is an NPY2?(xcancel.com)
2 points by hnburnsy 2mo ago|0 comments
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
>We want Texans to know their rights Unless they are on X.
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
Openai's logo has always bugged me because it looks like three interlocking chain links that the designer did not align properly.
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
For months (years?) JPM thought Tesla was a $130 to $150 stock, until JPM helped out on the SPCX IPO, and wouldn't you know it, replaced the Tesla analyst, current target $475. My point don't listen to ANY stock analysts. >J.P.
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M 3.9 Experimental Explosion – 147 Km ENE of Ponce Inlet, Florida(earthquake.usgs.gov)
73 points by hnburnsy 2mo ago|50 comments
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
From Matt Levine just today... https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/newsletters/2026-07-16/sho... Right now, SpaceX has provided 639 million shares to trade. People want more. In a month, there will be 1,5
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
Very few retirement plans offer the Nasdaq 100 as a direct investment choice and certainly no plans offer it as the sole choice. >However, based on figures from the over 700,000 401(k) plans, allocation to Nasdaq-100 Index mutual funds m
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by hnburnsy 2mo ago
>The worst about the SpaceX IPO is Nasdaq changing their inclusion rules for the Nasdaq 100 Why, no employer's 401K or retirement plan offers QQQ as an investment choice. Anyone buying the Nasdaq 100 is doing so by choice?
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by hnburnsy 3mo ago
France did one better... Paris 2024: Excess Data Center Heat Used to Warm Olympic Swimming Pools https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/sustainability/paris-202...
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by hnburnsy 3mo ago
>Some commentators have blamed the downtown office apocalypse on Seattle’s taxes, antibusiness rhetoric and perceptions of public safety. That is very hand-wavy of the author, Seattle literally taxes gross receipts of every business that

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