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by katbyte 2y ago
Insane amounts of heat is exactly what you want from your power plant..
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by katbyte 2y ago
I think microwave won out because it was quicker. That said many frozen foods have both oven and microwave instructions and almost universally I find oven tastes better
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by katbyte 2y ago
They also faced pressure during the pandemic to increase their margins like other companies were doing to price gouge. But of course that would do the same to their rep and is not where they make there money. Iirc 80% of profits are from me
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by katbyte 2y ago
I’m even ok with them changing terms, things happen. I just think companies should not be allowed to say “unlimited” unless it is actually 100% unlimited
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by katbyte 2y ago
Yea but it’s still not a delimiter
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by katbyte 2y ago
FSD still requires you to pay full attention. The name is still a lie and Elon has been claiming the human requirement will be dropped “soon” for what now? Almost a decade?
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by katbyte 2y ago
Not using white space as a delimiter
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by katbyte 2y ago
And they have been used where? Everything I can find suggests they are theoretical, not in use even on micro grids yet, and many have huge concerns about them being able to support a grid on their own. Also the technology required has been
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by katbyte 2y ago
That’s a non answer - what improvement
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by katbyte 2y ago
What new technology changes things to not require spinning turbines?
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by katbyte 2y ago
Let’s just ignore that oil companies owning patents killed evs for years my gripe here is Tesla’s “self driving” isn’t actually self driving? It is basically advanced cruise control and requires supervision, Tesla is not liable for it runni
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by katbyte 2y ago
I sincerely wish that any company that advertised unlimited and didn't actually allow unlimited X was penalized because it is straight up false advertising. unlimited data (but after 5tb we throttle you to 100kpbs) is not unlimited it
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by katbyte 2y ago
So in following the law vs being safe you say “follow the law and make the roads more dangerous” because… why?
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by katbyte 2y ago
Overbuilt roads aka “strodes”are real common in North America and as people tend to drive the speed they feel is correct not the limit it leads people to going faster and create unsafe situation. There’s a great not just bikes video on this
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by katbyte 2y ago
People tend to just ignore speed limits and drive at the speed they feel safe and comfortable. If you want people to drive slower you just design the road to slow them down.
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by katbyte 2y ago
No it is not. Distracted or impaired driving is the most dangerous aspect.
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by katbyte 2y ago
What is the trick? every 2-3 years Apple usually has hardware improvements motivating it. Is the trick just making better products? For me I got a 14 for upgraded GPS and satellite, no plans for a 15. My dad is on a 12 and my mom a 10 and t
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by katbyte 2y ago
No it was not. Stop lying And making up facts like Alex jones did.
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by katbyte 2y ago
“Punishing someone for theft or murder isn’t going to prevent that” Is basically the argument you’re making here. So I guess we shouldn’t have any punishment for any behaviour then eh?
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by katbyte 2y ago
It was proved in a court of law that no. That’s not all he did.
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by katbyte 2y ago
By that logic everything that comes out with new versions is a “subscription” Guess I’m a Toyota subscriber as in 10 years I’ll be buying a new Tacoma
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by katbyte 2y ago
Please explain why you think that’s apples new goal? The link doesn’t There is nothing I am aware of that Apple has done indicating this and plenty to show they are not (e2e cloud backups, on device llm) they continually find ways to provid
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by katbyte 2y ago
Fwiy it takes a while for these things to have impact, look at Boeing. I just purchased affinity suite this year because I’m done with adobe for good now. I don’t see them doing anything to ever win me back as a customer
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by katbyte 2y ago
I mean that is kinda a result of poor treatment of workers thou? If the railroads hired enough people, didn’t union bust, and keep reducing crew size from 4, to 3, to 2, snd now I think single crew trains? A lot of what makes the job bad wo
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by katbyte 2y ago
Maybe the reason younger people are not coming in is the bad treatment of workers and union busting?
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by katbyte 2y ago
Bus is not as good, far from better, and worse for the environment
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by katbyte 2y ago
It’s not the same? Trains are great for the environment and pack a lot of people into a small area. Roads and cars do not.
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by katbyte 2y ago
It’s not “more efficient” it’s just cheaper/more profitable for the shareholders. It’s awful for passengers. It’s bad for the environment (derailments), it is less then ideal for customers outside unit trains and drives them to trucks
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by katbyte 2y ago
Problem is the damage is already done. You lost your job. Your kid committed suicide. The mod has murdered. You can’t undo that, not to mention it not illegal to fire someone because if you read some false facts in the paper
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by katbyte 2y ago
Literal people on this site arguing that people should be free from consequences. Replies to my comment here saying “defamation shouldn’t exist Alex jones did nothing wrong”

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