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by idop 8mo ago
If anything, the job is 99% awarding contracts and 1% monthly progress meetings.
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by idop 8mo ago
It is the biggest con since Tesla FSD. Countless pictures from the civil war in Syria are passed off as if they were from Gaza. Countless staged photos and videos. Countless articles repeating Hamas claims with pictures whose captions have
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by idop 8mo ago
> Said home was forcefully taken though. Prove it.
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by idop 8mo ago
People are vandalizing Jewish restaurants, synagogues and monuments; terrorizing Jewish people and students; and murdering random Jewish grandmothers on the streets to affect political change? Please.
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by idop 8mo ago
So am I. The number of people repeating a lie doesn't make it true.
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by idop 8mo ago
That has to be true first.
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by idop 9mo ago
If you say so
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by idop 9mo ago
Murdering 30,000 innocent people in three days of protests is indeed not in the ballpark of killing 30,000 militants in two years of a war, you're absolutely right.
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by idop 11mo ago
> made life really much harder than it needed to be If only you had read the manual... Seriously though, of course I wasn't advocating for rudeness, and trust me, I remember how rude some people were back then in tech-related boards
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by idop 11mo ago
I disagree, at least when it comes to the web (of those days). What's the point of rewriting what's already well- and accurately-written in the docs? What better job are the people on that message board going to do with regards to
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by idop 11mo ago
Call the NHTSA and tell them to cancel the recall then.
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by idop 1y ago
> to be the fall guy People keep saying that, but what did she take the fall for?
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by idop 2y ago
> i hate this idea lol > 3rd country lol > benefit cool idea lol
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by idop 2y ago
How can we not know it? It's every second sentence out of every Tesla fanboy's keyboard. Thankfully, people wised up to the scam and it's no longer the case.
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by idop 2y ago
It's Musk, not Trump. Musk can do no wrong in the eyes of 20 year old programmers who believe a tablet on wheels is going to make them rich one day.
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by idop 2y ago
I thought it was obvious I was being facetious.
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by idop 2y ago
Yes. I wrote about this on my blog six months ago [1]. CloudFlare has positioned itself as the doorman of the Internet, deciding who gets to visit shitty websites written by AIs and who doesn't. Every time I try to visit a website and
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by idop 2y ago
Has your phone tried to kill you yet?
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by idop 2y ago
> Clearly some people care about that. I'm legitimately curious why. Because it hurts the feelings of Tesla owners who not only own at least one Tesla vehicle, they also own at least one $TSLA share and they think it's some con
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by idop 2y ago
It's called a "secondary"[1] and it's extremely common. It's how both investors and founders make millions on startups long before an acquisition or IPO, often before the startups are profitable. As for my take on V
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by idop 2y ago
VCs want founders who are willing to play the game and can do it well: lying to (potential) customers, making insane promises, presenting fake demos as if they were real products and using fancy accounting tricks to make the business look p
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by idop 2y ago
I have no problem with your impression of Fat Mike, but your only example is flawed. He never actually serve urine to anyone. https://archive.completemusicupdate.com/article/no-one-drank...
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by idop 3y ago
You probably know better than me, but in those 6 weeks I drove in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and I charged a lot, in many different stations. Many did not accept a credit card: In Scotland, many chargers only accepted so
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by idop 3y ago
I see, as far as I know that is not possible with Tesla rental in the UK (where my experience was). This is nice, but does it work with non-Superchargers? I wouldn't want to be tied down to one provider on vacation. Superchargers are r
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by idop 3y ago
1. You're talking about Tesla ownership, not rental. 2. You still need a very specific payment source, even if it's not physically on you at the time of purchase. If you're a foreigner, this may be literally impossible for yo
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by idop 3y ago
A thousand times this. Hertz dumped a Polestar on me on a 6 week trip in Britain and it was absolutely ridiculous. No cash option anywhere. Most charging stations didn't even accept a credit card, and those that did required installing
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by idop 3y ago
They can't, literally. There is no register.
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by idop 3y ago
Welcome to the future. Here in Israel, I have seen multiple instances over the years of either the McDonald's ordering panels being down, the McDonald's website being down, or both. When the panels are down, only the website/
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by idop 3y ago
I took the sleeper from London to Edinburgh (and back) with my father in 2017 because of this website as well. It is clearly a labor of love.
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by idop 3y ago
I use nitter a lot now that most links on the Internet are to tweets. It provides an experience vastly superior to that of actual Twitter. It takes Twitter from an unreadable cesspool to a readable cesspool.

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