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katbyte
3y ago
I would say the problem is they are experimenting with self driving tech on the general public. And it’s resulting in deaths of people not driving teslas - like heck read how the truck driver feels post incident dudes shook up
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3y ago
UV reflective stickers
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3y ago
This comment is not addressing “only possible with crypto” - because only with the advent of unregulated crypto have we seen the rise in ransomware. It provides no real benefit it and is a net negative to humanity imho
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3y ago
Because people would be unable to afford/pay it
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3y ago
Prefer? It’s more cannot afford to have kids
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3y ago
People are not having kids in the west because we’ve made life/kids to expensive- immigration is just a way to keep enriching the rich and suppressing wages
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3y ago
Your really not addressing their comments and kinda missing the point.. But I’ll address toyota - unlike ibm they make a product that is well regarded and not in any danger of being supplemented- while they dropped the ball on ev for hydrog
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3y ago
> The reality is we need advertising to enable discoverability no we don't. i live a near advertisement free life, and its great. no radio or tv, block all internet ads. the one ads i see are the ones in the physical world like bill
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3y ago
personally i did it because i like my servers to be debian & i wanted it to match all the other VMs i have running so thanks for keeping it around :)
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3y ago
? Sure there is Newegg Best Buy Walmart Home Depot bh photo wayfair webpage that takes you to shoppay or something else
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3y ago
I’m still using 9 year old hue bulbs, none have failed. The hub finally did, or rather the bricked it with an update and then trying to fix it lost all my config this year so I switched to home assistant finally Couldn’t be happier and my n
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Iirc they explicitly say don’t / recommend against it. I mean I still did but it definitely isn’t the way most people will install it at all
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3y ago
You can also be put in jail for contempt until you cough up your bitcoins If those in power want something, they tend to get it
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3y ago
That’s always been my disappointment with streaming, unlike music we’re most things are on most services movies and shows you often cannot find on anyone them let alone even buy physical copies anymore
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3y ago
Torrent galaxy, limetorrents, 1337, eztv There err also private trackers file list and iptorrents are not hard to get into i hear
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3y ago
Might be all bad but even from your own link some are more bad then others: "Tesla is only the second product we have ever reviewed to receive all of our privacy “dings.” (The first was an AI chatbot we reviewed earlier this year.) Wha
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3y ago
added sugar IS unhealthy. Too much nature sugar IS unhealthy. acting like its not is silly.
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3y ago
You are supposed to but there was a story about it working in a canyon after a car crash 400ft down ( https://www.macrumors.com/2023/07/24/iphone-14-saves-man-at-... ) saved his life and I’ve shared location an
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3y ago
The thing about addiction and the way pure sugar acts on some people is they cannot moderate- especially when the addiction is formed at a young age People who start smoking before their 20s have a much MUCH harder time quitting.
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3y ago
It is likely far more automated requiring fewer people then butchering
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3y ago
type and how you consume sugar matters. HFCS is really really bad for you or consuming sugars in fruits with fiber lowers the insulin spike and absorption rate. https://youtu.be/dBnniua6-oM?si=1_OBYqk6vmQl4N5K So I’m sorry
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3y ago
companies behaving badly is bad for society as a whole, so allowing the "owners" ie shareholders to make a quick short term buck at the cost of employees or a local factory that supports the town because "it doesn't make
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3y ago
started by jack welch at GE, the first corporate raider - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236...
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3y ago
I still find it easier to get someone real, and returns rarely require someone real, then most other companies.
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That’s such an odd thing to hood on too, one ids socks, two you could have just returned it.
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3y ago
Discord is worse then GitHub issues by far
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Decided. He has already blocked their use https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2023/9/13/russias-putin-p...
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Electricity seems to generally be expensive where the “free market” has enabled private companies to extract wealth, and then reasonable/cheap and reliable where a Goverment entity provides it. I love my 9c cad Goverment power (and tha
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That is literally forcing edge on people.. it is ignoring their choice, and forcing them to use edge or change the desired browsers. It is not forcing them to use it (mostly) but it is forcing edge on them in a dark pattern which needs to b
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3y ago
You can opt out of going to places where a top is expected.
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