nicenewtemp84

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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Instead of just asking one person for their answer, you could randomize how many quarries people are allowed, and then see which one converts best.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
It may not have come from an acronym, but that seems to be the common usage and inferred meaning these days. If not, what is it?
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
It might be, but that doesnt explain why it's #1 usage is towards guys being lame in hopes of getting women. If it was just simpleton, it makes no sense.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I thought simp stood for "someone idolizing mediocre pu__y", a slur for guys commiting and caring too much about lower tier women. Doesn't really seem to fit a discussion about people agreeing with a corporation.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Better than after 3 years and infinitely better than after 30.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
None about logistics, other than often showing the bases in basically every single one ever made.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
You're talking about 15amp setups in both cases, which is what I was talking about, even including the point that Americans might have to start wiring their offices with 220v just like we currently wire our kitchens and laundry rooms.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Are you proud you are ignorant about the miliatry operations of the world's most active military for the last 50+ years? You never saw a movie with a huge rectangular shape and thought "hey, that's different than ours here in
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Many militaries, including the US, use rectangular tents. Yurts are round. The entire point is the shape difference potentially being better for wind. This is why chatgpt is going to take over..
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
My entire point was that there are two different types of 'love', yet the left wants to talk to grade school children about LGB people 'loving' each other constantly. And since theyre not talking about family or platonic
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
It seems comical to have a CPU more powerful than a space heater people use to heat their rooms in the winter. I also wonder if it's even possible to use a 110v circuit in most houses for this, considering it would create a computer pu
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If your reader raises it's reading as you sit in a small room, and lowers when you open a window... It's probably not at risk of being random. Inaccurate maybe, but still sensing in the correct direction.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
The rental pilots are the exact thing I'm worried about. Your life is in their hands to an extreme level in a helicopter, as well as the mechanic. The biggest psychopath I ever met with a decent drug habit (opiates) got fired from 3 co
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Pilots yes, but when you travel nationwide or international, your local helicopter can't make it. So other than your main office location and home, you're probably just chartering a pilot and helicopter. Statistically I'm sur
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If colorblind people were trying to indoctrinate kids and make them feel like they too might be colorblind because those children sometimes ponder if they see colors correctly, I'd be pretty annoyed too. Even the simple dumbing down of
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
It's honestly amazing how many of my saved favorites list on YouTube goes missing years later. I know make sure to download any video I want to be able to watch again. Because between creators changing style, getting worried, going aw
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
If I had finally made a billion dollars, getting on a rented helicopter with a rented pilot seems like the last thing I'd want to do. Unless I personally found the best helicopter pilot ever, and found the most trustworthy set of heli
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
That's basically as good as the average coworker in most companies, and more useful still than the lower end of coworkers I've had. I describe AI as a new intern or assistant. Pretty useful, but don't bet your company on thei
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
God forbid, synthetic material from a synthetic and organic materials supply store. Would you feel better if they sourced some synthetic material from 'synthetic bulk shapes unlimited inc'? But seriously, yes they probably went a
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
The solution would be to make a system that senses when it is in drive, and provides a do not start signal. Thus if this sensor fails someday, it is a failure like any other than now technically breaks a law.. just like a failed windshield
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
My point is you are not buying a gift card. You are buying a hotel room stay during the next year.
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Is it really illegal that for a discounted fee you get access to a hotel room during the next year? If that's the agreement you make? If I could pay $100 now to get my whole family into Disney land any weekday in 2024, I'd pay for
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I don't know if any other company but Tesla is basically making everything. Very impressive. I watched a breakdown of their heat pump HVAC unit vs a competitor. Less than half the parts, less than 1/3 of the hoses and connections
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Ah yes, that too. I like the mpg on the gen2, but gen1 seems like a much less troubled car. Beyond that, the gen1 seems like a very solid well built car punching well above it's "economy car" persona. Solid body structure, g
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Youve described the working condition yes. But when the sensor fails, an owner can not start their car even when it is in park because the sensor thinks it's not no matter what you do. The wait for this part seems to be 2 weeks for th
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
I own a Chevy Volt and frequent forums and a very popular FB group for volt owners. The gen1 volt basically had zero common problems other than an axle nut, and CV axles that wear out fast (because the axle handles forward motion but also
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by nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Often car manufacturers offer subsidized rates to most buyers buying new cars. Sure Audi and Porsche are standing firm at 2.9% for 60 months pre2022, but GM Dodge Ford had no shortage of 0% for 60 months. Is that really profitable? Or are t
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by nicenewtemp84 4y ago
In FWD, you let off and it starts to steer. In RWD, once it's out of shape, you better know what you're doing to keep it in line. Fwd is 10x easier for average drivers.
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by nicenewtemp84 4y ago
What you're talking about here with stale gas is true... At maybe the 6 month mark. Not a week.
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by nicenewtemp84 4y ago
I have a vr unit of some kind, the $300 Facebook one. No other $300 entertainment device has ever held my interest for less time than the VR headset.

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