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In addition to being suppressed, the protestors are also seeing that their efforts have not changed anything in the past year. In fact, the opposite has occurred, the behavior being protested has continued and grown in scope.
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The US too: https://www.npr.org/2023/06/16/1181299405/gas-stoves-pollute...
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I think the map is biased towards airports with the most disruptions, not the largest.
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That's impressive. Soylent only went for $65 million.
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https://archive.is/X4tEH
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Haven't phones, watches and tablets been using low refresh rates to enable battery improvements for a while? The Apple Watch Series 5 (2019) has a refresh rate down to 1Hz. M4 iPad Pro lacks always-on display despite OLED panel with va
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If people are giving you money, are you truly incompetent? I think we're using different scales to measure competency.
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The articles exclusively mentioning how it removes microplastics, begs the question how it removes everything else water filters already handle.
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I thought this would simply be about the knife and the fork switching hands, but holding the fork tines up or down (spearing vs scooping) is new to me. On the other hand, I don't think Americans ever pick up food with their fork and sw
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The idea that removing trash cans would cause a cultural change toward cleanliness is some magical thinking, especially if the trash was illegally dumped and enforcement is impossible.
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You can't even use it now as a social network, it pushes so many ads and suggested content (aka influencer ads).
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Except automatics require you to wear them semi-regularly, or else they will stop running.
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My Japanese Toyota has a greater US/Canada parts content percentage than an American Chevrolet, and the former is assembled in the US while the latter is assembled in Mexico. The only advantage US companies seem to have is nostalgia. T
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Many EVs are selling for well below their MSRP right now, following the end of the EV subsidy last year, as companies try to get clear inventory. Some are around the same price as their gas equivalents. Hyundai is selling their EVs for 10K
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Many countries are going to be very interested how this happened. The shootdown of a previous "stealth fighter" helped other countries produce their own: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_F-117A_shootdown
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It would be an easy strategy to defeat - the two biggest Democratic states, California and New York, are close to the top in terms of cost of living. I know fiscally conservative doesn't mean "cheap to live" but most people s
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It's the Simpsons "Everything's OK" alarm: (note: loud and annoying noise) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxNp3bUDtxY
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On my iPhone 13 Mini, the space dedicated to showing browser content is around 4.25" diagonal with the Safari fade, so we're not that far off.
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I turned on "Reduce Transparency", and instead of a fade, it turns the top and bottom sections of the screen into blank white space. My "edge to edge screen" iPhone now resembles the last generation of iPhones with home
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It's also hard to park and find public bathrooms in San Francisco.
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They are billionaires. They can own properties in multiple states. Claiming residence in one of them is mostly a paperwork issue.
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Lots of people equate weight with quality. Good for selling them in store, bad for actual use.
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Does this also apply to non-Teslas? I'm guessing there's a bit of two-way communication from car to charger, for authentication/billing purposes but also for congestion fees like charging beyond 80%. Does the app notify you t
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Great question. A "Ring Dashcam" with a mobile connection would win customers based on name recognition alone. Not a lot of big companies in the dashcam market, there are a lot of alphabet companies and some small players like Van
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Do people really want "software defined vehicles"? People keep repeating how Tesla keeps upgrading their software, but I don't really want my car to change every time I step into it. The person I know who loves FSD has soured
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The Minis had the exact same cameras as the non-Minis. The Pros had the only camera improvements. In my experience all were worse than the contemporary Pixels though.
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We seem to be in the worst situation now where not only does the EU change their time twice a year, they change it on a different schedule than US/Canada. For a few weeks during the year, half of your meetings start at a different time
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Jeff Galloway, Olympian who inspired people with his run-walk method, dies at 80
(nbcnews.com)
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And lives on as a Garmin Coach running program: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/blog/fitness/which-garmin-coach...
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Isn't this what malpractice is?
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