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mkhpalm
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mkhpalm
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> We have to come together as Americans or someone will divide and conquer us. I feel like we're likely already in the middle of a divide and conquer situation.
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I understand the skepticism and you're right certain things remains to be seen. Specifically that they keep techauthority open to aftermarket. Less so that they'd drop support for 20 year old cars on their dealerships. WiTECH isn&
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What would you do if you were in a position of importance and China had some things you'd rather everybody not know? Don't be fooled that nothing can come of it just because the legal jurisdiction doesn't exist.
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6y ago
You know, a newer thing that gets lots of remarks like that is the Security Gateway Module (SGM) from FCA (Chrysler) on 2018+ models. Everybody thinks its getting locked away from end users except read access. Less understood is along with
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6y ago
I've never understood how tesla doesn't get subjected to a very expensive recall to retrofit their vehicles with an OBDII port that actually works. Bare minimum it should have to provide the subset of PIDs that are applicable to i
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6y ago
I am a long time google music customer as well and having a hard time enjoying youtube music. I'm kinda converting to other things with ads to find new music then I just buy the albums and host them on plex. Works like google music did
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It gets there lots of ways. A number of places around the world still use the local river as a city dump. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYMuh-5V9fk Portions of that garbage will eventually make it to an ocean. Especially
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6y ago
I have a 65 inch samsung tv that kept popping up on my network. I put it on an isolated wifi network once to get the firmware updates. After I did that I turned it back off. But it keeps trying to come back for just a moment every couple of
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6y ago
A couple options * Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins * Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N Roses * Surfin' Bird by Trashmen
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6y ago
I can't tell what you're arguing. An employee makes a daily conscious decision to wfh and is then upset about any consequences of doing so? Is this person an adult?
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6y ago
I understand what you're saying but only with respect to global remote hires. I've seen the same attempts to fight it. But with local hires and optional wfh you just let that sort of problem work itself out. If the by-choice wfh p
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Are you suggesting that these people would argue that its not wrong if you pointed at it and asked?
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I think so, they understand when writing a sentence you don't start it with lower case character. They know to capitalize names. They recognize every time they see it not done its considered a mistake. Why is this the exception?
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6y ago
Whats funny to me is those leveled trucks get going at speed the wind pushes their noses up making them squat down the road. Blinding everybody in the process.
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6y ago
The really cheap and blatantly illegal headlight craze took off with Amazon and Ebay. Brick and mortars like Autozone have to abide by some standards.
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I seem to recall Dr Fauci on 60 minutes saying they don't really work. That they might make you feel better for wearing one but also have unintended consequences because you're always fiddling with such a thing. So he wasn't
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I think they actually try to in what they call baptism for the dead.
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I'm not sure about other people but I don't "think" I want a la carte, I absolutely know I do. So much so that I don't pay for anything because nobody offers what I'm willing to pay for.
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6y ago
Isn't that kind of the dirty little secret of SV?
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While emotionally I agree with everything you said. Realistically I wonder what anybody who talks like this would do when somebody with a very official legal document shows up on your doorstep. Its not as simple as it seems and most people
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6y ago
I notice at least one of the most invested senators is not in the list. Is that intentional? This might be interesting to see what other people are doing with the Senate Financial Disclosure Database: https://www.opensecrets.org&
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> however, it was too late to stop the nearly two-ton sedan traveling at reportedly 68 miles per hour. Its interesting how the brakes get pumped hard by the pedestrian and let go as he passes him. Willing to bet somebody looks at the dat
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Thats my experience as well all the places I've worked with teams on all ends of the globe. I'd go so far as to say its even kind of harder than it needs to be between eastern/western timezones. But nothing really compares to
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Simple solution is to just stop writing apps for Google's platform. There are other avenues that aren't dependent on the corp whims of entities you can't really talk to.
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More and more I'm getting to the point where owning a mobile phone just isn't worth the tradeoffs. The negative attributes are starting to outweigh the positives. I think I'm just going to stop paying to own one... All I real
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Its never made much sense to me when people hinge their beliefs on entities that have to acquire little companies to round out their portfolios.
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> Touch screens will hopefully never make it into any critical pilot systems, because safety and stability matters to airline manufacturers, current ongoing scandals notwithstanding. You might want to take a look at garmin's general
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Not sure where the raw data is but there seems to be various things here: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm
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Would be neat if this could also show the same data for the flu.
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7y ago
> perhaps there’s more to this story I think so. Consider that Marcus was one of the owners of the building for many years. Why didn't he tell them about a freight elevator if that was an option?
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