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lazide
2mo ago
Not a surveillance network you know of . Knowing what we know now, why wouldn’t it be tapped, if they could get away with it?
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lazide
2mo ago
Then the camera isn’t destroyed? What’s the point?
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lazide
2mo ago
Zero ass, makes twiggy look like Shakira.
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lazide
2mo ago
squints not sure if a joke or not….
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lazide
2mo ago
The only people who might plausibly think that were probably also jerking it to late night scrambled skin-e-max in the 90’s when it was basically just hard R. I’ve seen that background hundreds of times, and it never even occurred to me.
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lazide
2mo ago
The point is, it is no actual improvement. But then, you likely are fully aware of that eh?
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lazide
2mo ago
lol, clearly you have no experience with California and these types of decisions.
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lazide
2mo ago
Most people are buying range in a car, so notice what it really means. Batteries are easier to, ahem, ‘sell’ per dollar maybe?
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lazide
2mo ago
Except there are clear health hazards likely to happen from this change, such as increased tire particulates, and the nominal improvement (co2) is such a diffuse hazard (with limited direct health consequences) that it is likely to get lost
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lazide
2mo ago
The overly broad selection and vague wording was done intentionally by chemical manufacturer lobbyists to muddy the waters when it was obvious Prop 65 (or something equivalent) was likely to pass. There is a lot of this kind of last minute
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2mo ago
I've tried social stigma on lack-of-using-turn-signals, and have been about as disappointed as you are likely to be hah.
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lazide
2mo ago
Well, letting people build houses right next to freeways and/or on things like earthquake faults or flood plains is what is being done here. Which is, uh, also a problem. Since those people are now at much higher risk, eh? Building on
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lazide
2mo ago
Or, the only places to build houses with reasonable costs are in areas that weren’t already built out with very expensive houses. Which will tend to be less desirable areas, by definition. One approach, of course, would be to also make exis
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lazide
2mo ago
Yup, I wish they'd just be honest and say 'sautee onions for 10 minutes to a dark drown' or whatever. But if they were, I guess they'd sound less fancy?
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2mo ago
There are literally emails back and forth with Zuck where it's brought up that they're essentially making things as addictive as possible and it's bad for people, and he goes (to paraphrase) 'yeah, whatever. keep doing w
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lazide
2mo ago
They might be counting trucks?
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lazide
2mo ago
It is, but not just from it.
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lazide
2mo ago
Notably, most major cities have been building tons of housing (especially ‘affordable housing’) right next to highways, as it is the only areas that aren’t already built out with tons of high value houses. Surprise surprise.
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lazide
2mo ago
that was not even close to proper carmelization. they did sautee however.
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lazide
2mo ago
Whew, good thing i have 20 minutes left over to do everything else! (That is great gaslighting in that vid, lol)
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lazide
2mo ago
To be fair, YouTube (and probably other platforms) used to literally block stuff like that, and the substitutions did get by it.
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lazide
2mo ago
Yeah except they often don’t. My favorite is the ‘30 minute recipes’ that involve overnight marinating, carmelizing onions, etc.
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lazide
2mo ago
One thing to consider - they even got the swiss banks to roll over and cough up data on their numbered accounts. This was a decade+ ago. So good luck.
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lazide
2mo ago
The issue wasn't the fuel costs - it was their inability to adjust in time or effectively.
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lazide
2mo ago
Don't forget the eventual settlement for $10 worth of coupons for purchases at the company.
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lazide
2mo ago
Worth a try, but just see how hard it is to get mining companies to clean up literal physical superfund sites. How do you even prove all data was destroyed, let alone actually do it?
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lazide
2mo ago
Yup, my favorite is the ‘what are you going to do, stab me? -stabbed man’ quote from the news interview hah.
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lazide
2mo ago
They seem to be doing pretty well for themselves.
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lazide
2mo ago
That is exactly how you end up in this situation. There are actually malicious people in the world, and many of them like to pretend to be incompetent as a smokescreen.
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2mo ago
And how can you tell which is which?
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