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3y ago
Hashtag completely ignores that my example was of google fiber and att fiber both in Irvine CA. Got to score those sweet red team points, facts won’t stop the points!
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Why do people try to make everything about red versus blue? Are you saying all red states are 100% fiber covered meccas? Sounds like your area is good but so was the block half a mile over in irvine. Congrats on living half a block over? Th
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3y ago
You do get higher radiation flying - but you are also surrounded by off gasing synthetic materials and receive frequent exposure to engine exhaust and get disrupted sleep due to hours and changing locations. So in other words, there’s a lot
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3y ago
So when provide.autoinsurance@fhsbsh.com sends you an email that consists of nonsense text, a sketchy link, and an unsubscribe link you want to automatically follow the unsubscribe link? Looking at my spam folder, how about hitting the unsu
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3y ago
The bill does way more than that, all horrible things. Care to comment on them? Also, I lived for a time in Irvine Ca, one of the nation’s high tech hubs. Apparently Irvine did not have a whole community requirement on fiber. Parts of the c
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3y ago
I dunno, maybe I’m weird but I find treasury direct to be pretty functional. I’ll take it any day over the likes of Citibank.
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3y ago
It would be really nice to see the fines scale up with income, but as long as the tickets are valid for insurance pricing then racking up a couple tickets is still going to cost a lot more than $50 each. It will also make insurance pricing
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3y ago
Is it hard to put a do not stop zone in front of firehouses in their maps? I mean they’re operating a handful of cities, there’s not that many firehouses. like it could even be manually programmed into the map as a second order rule that ki
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3y ago
Would SF be able to increase the penalty of blocking or interference with emergency responders by vehicles? It seems the companies haven’t taken that issue seriously so they apparently need some more incentive. That would seem an adequate c
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3y ago
Plus t-mobile getting hacked is so common it would be more newsworthy if they managed to go a year without it happening.
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3y ago
“ Unfortunately, it also seems like a lot of people are hesitant to even discuss this possibility for fear of being ostracized by the mob.” This assessment is the same that a climate denier would make - it’s essentially climate gas lighting
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3y ago
In today’s NYT article on e-bikes (i.e. electric mopeds) for teens, the maker says how motorcycle education classes saved his life, but doesn’t want similar classes for the electric mopeds he sells to kids because it would hurt business. It
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3y ago
This phrasing feels gross for some reason, like I get the feeling the title writer was trying to imply a zero sum game. Yes, author is seeming to emphasize an artificial competition and tends to hyperbole: “Men are getting clobbered, down 4
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3y ago
You just cited a chief complaint that people against a car dominated culture have about car culture as if they never thought of it, never thought of one of their own major arguments?
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3y ago
> You are supposed to drive your car on the streets that we build specifically for driving cars. These types of statements illustrate the lack of cognition the average person employees versus parroting words. This superficial and attempt
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3y ago
“Worldcoin” sounds ridiculously cringy and pompous like it came from an 80s young adult novel for boys. It’s kind like how the terrible grammar/spelling in email scams has the side effect of pre-selecting desperate or out of it enough
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3y ago
But the comment showed you do care, you brought it up and pay attention to it. It’s all that the meter shows that you mentioned.
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3y ago
That is an accurate meter, it is not a Tesla problem. My PHEV works the same way, but that fact isn’t really relevant. The meter is presenting you the regeneration “rate” but what you’re thinking of is the regen rate integrated over time, I
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3y ago
How were the Tires inflated? are they stock tires? are the rims the aero dynamic ones? were you using climate control, was their wind? Hills? Any roof cargo? All these have a big effects. Wind can easy be a 3mpg hit for my car, that’s about
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3y ago
It’s not nice to twist my words and ignore what I actually said in order to try to make a point. I specifically cited a Twitter statue as the example and also said a hand signed note from musk. That’s not not even close to “laptop stickers
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3y ago
The article mentions they did offer some company merchandise… depending what that was I actually think that was nearly appropriate. Paying for it made no sense - it’s a private company and can do what it wants. But in order not to be appear
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3y ago
It’s like comparing US presidents vs the English king/queen. There’s been a heck of a lot more people reach the top in the US. When there is turnover at the top, more people can have a career at it. Otherwise it’s very stagnant at the
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3y ago
This comment makes zero sense whatsoever… in the small small chance this was posted by an actually misguided person rather for reactions: Without humans the moon still would have existed, bound by gravity in an orbit that can be described b
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3y ago
Perhaps controversial, but after 65-70 continuing working is fine but the type and focus of work should change because if not, the work will be at the expense and harm of the next generation. After a certain point the focus should no longer
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3y ago
That’s their point - what can’t be easily quantified and extracted in the short term is ignored - environment, relationships etc can’t be directly deposited in one’s bank account and thus are ignored in the world view that’s being criticize
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3y ago
edit oops wrong article - Venmo is only “instant” requiring behind the scenes smoke and mirrors and also requires carrying balances
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I personally almost skipped it, thinking it might be a crypto company puff piece masquerading as a python show and tell. crypto is known for puffery and it’s exhausting. But this article turned out to be not even from a crypto company, inst
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3y ago
Note, this is not the crypto kraken, it’s a different kraken for those who ignore crypto related stuff
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3y ago
Well as the article mentions, we’re already paying enough to buy universal health care so the metric is more than money. It’s also about only letting people have what they “deserve” and not tolerating giving anything for free to those who d
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3y ago
Tornados are damaging but hurricanes are an order of magnitude broader
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