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jtbayly
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jtbayly
3y ago
My memory from the first article I saw on this is that Tesla convinced the EPA to not use the EPA's measurement, and instead to trust Tesla's "measurement."
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jtbayly
3y ago
Perhaps the rest of the mentioned amazing advancements are the hallucinations...
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jtbayly
3y ago
Actually, it’s not a right to remain silent that is threatened. It’s a threat to refuse to let anybody else speak to you or you to anybody else unless you first give Google enough info that they can silence you.
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3y ago
I'm unhappily using their product today, having still refused to update to v8. I still have local vaults. The point is, that they are wanting to intentionally collect data about me now. It's quite easy to see how that could be d
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jtbayly
3y ago
If you don't think they care what their customers want (and I agree), then you better go back to the original question of whether this is a "good thing" or not. Why are they actually collecting the data, if they don't
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jtbayly
3y ago
Wow. It looks like 1P is really trying to destroy my long love of their product. "Our telemetry system cannot, by design, have insight into the end-to-end encrypted data you store in 1Password." It can't by design... but can
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3y ago
It seems obvious the officer was offended that the driver zipped through the parking lot right next to his cruiser. On the one hand, the officer is right. You really shouldn't be cutting across parking lots like that, and not that qu
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jtbayly
3y ago
How will you choose which output is the one with the AND result? You'd need some logic to pick which output was the right one, I assume. Then you've got the same problem again.
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3y ago
If you want pasteurized milk, buy pasteurized milk.
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jtbayly
3y ago
This is not a study.
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3y ago
So what? Was there water to drink ?
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3y ago
Your claim doesn’t make sense any more to me than the claim in the article. Costly regulation should simply drive the cost of generics up until they are profitable at a new price. Your claim is that the market cannot deal with increased cos
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3y ago
So, you choose option 1, but decided to call it option 3…
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jtbayly
3y ago
This headline does a good job of pointing out why we shouldn't allow backdoors in encryption.
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3y ago
Is that better or worse than the formally written ones that claimed we’d have several millions of cases of microcephaly today?
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jtbayly
3y ago
It’s not about particular zip codes. It’s about funny numbers and bailing out the rich.
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3y ago
You haven’t done anything but prove the GP’s point. Their margins are necessarily low, so they should want total medical costs to increase in order for their gross profit to increase. And in fact, just checking one of them from your links
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3y ago
Corner piece has two red faces. Unsolvable.
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jtbayly
3y ago
No way. The government is still entirely free to post its news, including on social media. What it’s not allowed to do (at least temporarily) is tell to those organizations what speech it deems unacceptable from US citizens. This is the e
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3y ago
The obvious question is whether the source code for this tool has profanity in it…
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jtbayly
3y ago
Yeah, I'm sure there won't be ads for at least (checks watch) a few more hours.
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3y ago
I can understand the impulse, but boy do I hope my family won’t turn me over to a computer in my dotage. I’d rather be loved than managed.
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3y ago
The other reason a non-profit tries to more than cover its expenses is to accomplish its mission . The point of non-profits is that their goal is to accomplish something other than profiting. Sometimes the goal can cost a lot of money to a
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3y ago
I'd like to see a feature comparison table/site for these tools? Which ones have...? - search built in - PDF output - ePub output - more than one theme - lots of other stuff
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3y ago
My zip code average selling price is above 100% list price still...
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jtbayly
3y ago
> campsites having no online presence at all. I don't think this was an improvement. It has led to fewer people being able to use the campsites, as they are easily and cheaply reserved. Thus, people who have plenty of money to spare
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3y ago
I wish this worked. I wanted to listen to an example. But all I got was “You haven't imported this file yet. Import it first to use it.”
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3y ago
Can you think of anything feminine that takes more strength than motherhood?
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3y ago
Do realize that you are a justifying these late-in-the-contractual obligation parts being expensive because they might have to provide the parts for a long time? If the fact that they will have to provide them for a long time is the reason
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jtbayly
3y ago
Ah. So the system is corrupt. Got it.
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