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by jsight 6y ago
The Lenovo Thinkpad series is well built. The P50 (not sure what replaced it) is really solid, for example.
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by jsight 6y ago
Yes, dealers also perform service, even beyond warranty items. The mechanics may not make a commission, but they are usually not the people talking directly to customers at a dealership. Instead, they send a "service advisor" that
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by jsight 6y ago
I think the "this" in his sentence is odo. AFAIK, that does require openshift.
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by jsight 6y ago
The pi 4 has gigabit ethernet. I'm not sure why you'd think it has "woeful network performance". The 3B+ could only do a couple hundred megabit, which was somewhat mediocre, though.
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by jsight 6y ago
Out here in the real world, people will not 100% avoid visiting the elderly for 12-24 months.
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by jsight 6y ago
But were Enron's issues related to CEO speech, or were they just massive accounting fraud? I can be in favor of more free communication but still vehemently opposed to misreporting. For that matter, I think it is terrible that we don&#
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by jsight 6y ago
I personally don't, and I suspect a lot of others do not either.
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by jsight 6y ago
I think those "special laws" harm me as an investor. Corporate speak does not make my job as an investor any easier.
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by jsight 6y ago
I feel like a there is a large percentage of the population that doesn't realize just how dire things are getting as a direct result of these lockdowns. It really is frightening and there are some strong responses, both rational and ir
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by jsight 6y ago
I've always felt like the base Model 3 and base BMW 3 series were very comparable. Add in a couple of thousand, and the 3 looks like a bargain. That becomes a harder sell when the Model 3 is actually more expensive to operate, as it is
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by jsight 6y ago
If the name "Nexus" made you dislike things named "Pixel", what name would have worked better?
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by jsight 6y ago
I'm assuming that they can use some relatively harsh chemicals on the robot that wouldn't necessarily be safe for a person. And obviously not being able to respirate the illness is a significant improvement.
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by jsight 6y ago
Ask a Red Hat employee which Lenovos are currently being handed out to employees. Those usually work pretty well.
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by jsight 6y ago
I suspect that it depends on the play style of your opponents. A lot of people are too hesitant to trade in order to gain monopolies for multiple people early on. I've seen it play out this way with multiple parties not having monopoly
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by jsight 6y ago
> If people start to starve because we stopped being able to produce food or people start dying of other causes because our basic infrastructure start collapsing, then you can start talking about ethical dilemmas. I think its a safe bet
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by jsight 6y ago
> I'm disappointed by your false equivalence between being told to stay home and safe and being made into a guinea pig. This is the false equivalence. How long does one have to stay home in order to be "safe"? If things ca
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by jsight 6y ago
All of us have already volunteered to be a rat in a global experiment of sorts anyway. I'm not sure why volunteering for three plausible paths would be bad. With this kind of study, self selection might even be ok.
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by jsight 6y ago
I think tools like this can be much more than toys: https://www.ewheels.com/product/new-gotway-msuper-x-msx-1600... 60 miles of range!
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by jsight 6y ago
We seem to have spent an amazing percentage of that energy on spooling up ventilator manufacturing instead. Most of that capacity will be ready once the crisis is well beyond its peak. I also do not understand why we weren't able to sc
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by jsight 6y ago
Unfortunately, some people tend to think so.
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by jsight 6y ago
That seems to be the case, as most of my orders have been way ahead of schedule. I did have one random case that was estimated for a couple of weeks and did take nearly the whole amount, though. It wasn't out of stock or anything eithe
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by jsight 6y ago
Biden "may work, then again, [...] may not work." - Is that an endorsement?
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by jsight 6y ago
Noone endorsed an unproven drug.
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by jsight 6y ago
They will do that with vaccines before they are approved as well as a preparatory step. They likely will do it with more than one vaccine formulation, even if only one is ultimately approved. Stockpiling isn't an endorsement.
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by jsight 6y ago
Imagine if Obama had "endorsed" Biden using the same language. Would you have considered it an endorsement? I find the interpretation of what he said to be very peculiar.
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by jsight 6y ago
Its been thought of, but I think these kinds of things aren't considered acceptable today. I do wonder if there is some variant of Coronavirus that has been in circulation for a while that causes some immunity, though. There are some s
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by jsight 6y ago
This one might be relevant too: https://despair.com/products/consequence
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by jsight 6y ago
I agree... they closed access to waterways here because they were seeing some boats too close together. That makes a lot of sense if you don't think about it, and clearly should not have happened.
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by jsight 6y ago
I think you are correct. Georgia's heat map approach to graphically displaying infections based upon per capita case rates really highlights this, IMO: https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-19-daily-status-report
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by jsight 6y ago
I keep hearing these stories about how Sweden's approach will end in disaster, but their new case rate is ~500 per day with >10,000 existing cases. A 5% growth rate of new cases strongly implies that they are already past the peak.

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