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by jsight 6y ago
Yes, this false choice is confusing the issue. The rules for who gets the vaccine and when are poorly thought out and are leading to us using 1/6 of the available doses. That's the thing that needs to be fixed.
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by jsight 6y ago
I believe it is <grin>. It isn't common now, but I used to see it on BBSes.
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by jsight 6y ago
To be fair, their "catastrophic" results is still a lower death rate than the United States. I feel like there are a lot of Americans who willingly accept that level of catastrophe in exchange for freedom.
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by jsight 6y ago
At least in the US, we are no longer in a period that qualifies as an "outbreak with a high daily increase". That implies a high increase relative to the current case count, which really isn't the case any more once you have
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by jsight 6y ago
I do wonder if this is having some impact. The rate of hospitalizations are rising pretty fast along with the positive case rate in my state, though. The percentage of positive tests has climbed quite a bit as well.
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by jsight 6y ago
I wouldn't expect any. It seems like Fedora will still be the upstream for major RHEL releases. This is more like a rawhide for RHEL from my perspective.
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by jsight 6y ago
That's a fair point. I can easily think of several examples too... the boring machine (still slow), self-driving (perpetually delayed), and the hypeloop. I'm sure there are plenty of others.
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by jsight 6y ago
> I'm not a fan of this sentiment. Sometimes things are just really f'ing hard, and no amount of "pushing people" is going to change the reality of how long those things take. True, but the difference between too hard
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by jsight 6y ago
0.90 is also an outlier for 1999. The average price was closer to $1.20 back then.
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by jsight 6y ago
It is a lot like ebay. They both started with individual sellers (handcrafted on etsy, often collectibles on ebay), but quickly grew to anything goes. There's a lot of money to be made in the expansion, so I expect the trend to continu
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by jsight 6y ago
I was wondering about this with the OP. I wonder what the power level is?
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by jsight 6y ago
He said GE, not GM.
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by jsight 6y ago
> Just imagine getting locked into a car with glass you can't break (like in cybertruck) and getting asked to pay a ransom to get it unlocked. If there is no threat of force, just wait the attacker out. If there is a threat of force
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by jsight 6y ago
> Why does it feel like no other software company has these sort of branding issues? Ha, I was thinking this the other day as I was looking at Google Wallet / Google Pay / Android Pay and all the various permutations it has bee
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by jsight 6y ago
I just tried it and got some crazy high numbers for a VM image mounted on an external USB drive. Something seems off about how it is assessing caching.
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by jsight 6y ago
From the rates that I've seen, I don't see how they can possibly represent the real cost of shipping some of these items. They aren't injected into the USPS system close enough to the destination to be comparable to something
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by jsight 6y ago
Neato was never acquired by irobot. The current Neato line is actually really good.
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by jsight 6y ago
> And yes, Democrats do it to Republicans as well, just generally not as frequently. Ha, the difference is not nearly so stark as you'd think.
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by jsight 6y ago
The Model S is much larger and faster than the bolt, so they definitely got some things for that money.
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by jsight 6y ago
Although the nerfed Tesla batteries still charge faster than a brand new Bolt.
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by jsight 6y ago
But they have emissions at the mfg plant, says the same folks.
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by jsight 6y ago
Never seems like a long time. Why would it be impossible to implement x86 emulation with virtualization?
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by jsight 6y ago
See, this is why Gentoo is the right way to manage an OS. /s
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by jsight 6y ago
Don't some states do in-person absentee, and those get reported effectively the same as mail in, but with all dates/times the same? Could that be the case here?
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by jsight 6y ago
Actually they don't say they are for fans either. But good luck if you go in there to call their cars ugly.
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by jsight 6y ago
I said nothing about "shorts". I really don't know the motivation of the people that I referenced, I only see their activities. Obviously "shorts" still exist, with current valuations one would expect plenty of pote
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by jsight 6y ago
That's actually pretty fair at times, though I find the RealTesla crows to be needlessly acerbic at times. But then again that is often true of the r/TeslaMotors crowd too if someone accidentally "insults" the car in the
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by jsight 6y ago
If you expect differently, you haven't been around many vehicle (or brand) specific fan forums.
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by jsight 6y ago
I believe that was removed because those kinds of anecdotal reports belong in the "experience" threads. Those threads also tend to be mostly positive (as one would expect in a gathering of fans).
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by jsight 6y ago
> There is no conspiracy against Tesla Anyone who thinks this didn't follow the whole (now largely extinct) tslaq mess. The websites coordinating things were in plain view. Even today there are public attacks on Tesla and others: h

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