jerlam

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by jerlam 2y ago
Except the US government has been canceling contracts left and right.
902.
by jerlam 2y ago
TIL Switch 1 controllers are compatible with the Switch 2, so it may not have that big of an impact.
903.
by jerlam 2y ago
In the US, you can get a lead test directly through Quest Diagnostics, without going through your physician or insurance, if you are near a testing center. Probably costs less too.
904.
by jerlam 2y ago
Purchasing an apartment on board starts at $2 million, plus the annual maintenance fees which can range from $60 000 to $270 000. If you have to ask 'how much?', you probably can't afford it. (2015) https://disco
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Tesla Insurance stops penalizing drivers for fake collision alerts(electrek.co)
2 points by jerlam 2y ago|0 comments
906.
by jerlam 2y ago
The federal government does a lot more than dictate tariffs. There's immigration, monetary policy, war spending, etc. And Trump is not afraid to bully governors, so state policies will also be affected.
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by jerlam 2y ago
I also know someone who's Tesla also seems to have constant problems. Even so, they love the vehicle, underscoring that the EV drivetrain is such a step up from ICE that if everything around it is mediocre, it doesn't matter.
908.
by jerlam 2y ago
Doesn't even need to be a new administration. Many people online are saying (or trying to convince themselves) that the tariffs are part of some smart negotiating strategy, and that they will be rescinded once other countries feel the
909.
by jerlam 2y ago
Except when you get that one device that can only charge via a USB-A to USB-C cable, and not via USB-C PD. Those throw all logic and simplicity out the window.
910.
by jerlam 2y ago
There is no reason to think there is an endgame, everything is reactionary and shortsighted.
911.
by jerlam 2y ago
The link in the article to the forum is broken, here's the correct one: https://secondlifestorage.com/index.php?threads/glubuxs-powe...
912.
by jerlam 2y ago
Side discussion, but the United States having two separate, elected legislative and executive branches is kind of lousy. It makes it difficult, as you say, to understand who is responsible for anything. Yet we have somehow convinced ourselv
913.
by jerlam 2y ago
An oversimplification is that people voted against the status quo, not necessarily "for" Trump. Since the US only has a two-party system, the actual policies were irrelevant.
914.
by jerlam 2y ago
This probably happens on American airlines, but it won't make the news so you won't know about it unless you were on the plane.
915.
by jerlam 2y ago
Airliners have touted in the pandemic that planes have HEPA filtration which remove 99.95+% of particles in the air, which includes smoke particles. Battery fires will also produce other bad stuff in the air, but it's still a minor con
916.
by jerlam 2y ago
The "idiots" are everyone's boss and haven't shown any restraint in firing everyone who disagrees with them.
917.
by jerlam 2y ago
Only through April 30th, regular price is "up to $25".
918.
by jerlam 2y ago
If the knockoffs are good quality, does it matter if they're the real thing or not? They could be even better.
919.
by jerlam 2y ago
The outlet stores often have small text on price tags saying that the items may never have been sold at their "original" price. It's a convoluted way of saying that the sale discounts are imaginary. From Nordstrom Rack's
920.
by jerlam 2y ago
Make America Healthy Again It doesn't include things like making necessary medications affordable, or food programs, since those are items being cut.
921.
by jerlam 2y ago
The US Chamber of Commerce [...] named Florida as one of the states where the situation is severe, counting only 53 available workers for every 100 open jobs. Here is the study: https://www.uschamber.com/workforce/the
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by jerlam 2y ago
I don't think any of this has any intention to pay off the deficit - it's a cover story for them to remove any opposition.
923.
by jerlam 2y ago
DCHRMS started in 2018 with a planned development timeline of one year and a budget of $36 million Just so we know who signed off on the original budget and timeline.
924.
by jerlam 2y ago
"Old and grungy" they may be, but Touchstone seems to be doing well enough to expand dramatically. They've got a dozen+ locations.
925.
by jerlam 2y ago
Do you have examples of what HOAs provide for the city when it is composed of single family homes?
926.
by jerlam 2y ago
Lower temperatures were not related to functional connectivity. The Nordic countries are going to love this. The babies who nap in sub-zero temperatures (2013): https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21537988
927.
by jerlam 2y ago
The F-35 has been operational for years, and has already been in combat. How is it not "finished"?
928.
by jerlam 2y ago
When is IBM not cutting jobs?
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by jerlam 2y ago
Small, local law enforcement knows how to deal with people with guns (putting aside Uvalde) - that's one of the few things they are prepared for. Investigating or preventing a small drone attack is probably way beyond even a large city
930.
by jerlam 2y ago
Now this DC Rainmaker article about komoot quickly locking everything behind a paywall makes sense: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2025/03/komoots-expanded-paywall...

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