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by nixass 2y ago
> it's a great question Whenever you hear or read this phrase during any sort of backlash you can expect bullshit answer
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by nixass 2y ago
> - BRK.A has an extremely high share price, in the hundreds of thousands of dollars for a single share, which causes issues Not only BRKA was affected, there were more tickers that went down 99+%
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by nixass 2y ago
DFV broke NYSE
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by nixass 2y ago
It's like Android phones 10-12 years ago. There were dozens of manufacturers who sold all kinds of crap. Eventually market consolidated, companies died and here we are with few major companies and some niche players. EV market will fo
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The efficacy of duct tape vs. cryotherapy in the treatment of the common wart (2002)(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Dating apps frustrate you into paying for them(cbc.ca)
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The Scent After the Storm(primalderma.com)
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AWS CEO Adam Selipsky steps down(techcrunch.com)
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Can't reset the password without having access to or buying another Apple device(old.reddit.com)
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by nixass 2y ago
*reset in the same day
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by nixass 2y ago
If you're nearby any moderately busy road it's not the engine what makes noise but the tires and then air going around the car. Engine/exhaust noise is a problem but easy to solve
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by nixass 2y ago
But I thought that they are "unable to provide an adjustment or refund since the service was provided and contract is closed."
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by nixass 2y ago
Like the OP I was also in Japan this momth for the third time (first time in 2017), visited 4 major cities and few more towns. Never ever had I book a restaurant to eat good good. Yes, there were places that were packed but there was even m
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by nixass 2y ago
Why would you need restaurant reservations in a country like Japan where there's interesting restaurant at literally every other door step?
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by nixass 3y ago
Folks, you can travel outside of Germany for sure, as long as you stay inside Schengen.
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by nixass 3y ago
In Germany car sharing services are going away from EV. Expensive and inconvenient experiment that isn't ready to be rolled out yet
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How Does Russia Make Missiles?(rhodus.com)
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Architecture of Density(photomichaelwolf.com)
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by nixass 3y ago
Here's an example of that. https://www.reddit.com/r/RealTesla/comments/1b0ae5a/tesla_tr... How many oil changes is that? lol
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by nixass 3y ago
Now do the map with petrol stations
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by nixass 3y ago
Likely r/usdefaultism
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by nixass 3y ago
Yes he's good. For phones, RED cameras and Mac Pros. Not cars
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by nixass 3y ago
That makes him in no way relevant to the topic of cars, but he has a huge audience on his main channel who just followed him to the car channel.
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by nixass 3y ago
It's so interesting to see how every tech bro has opinion on everything car related nowadays.
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Could the average person, push a container ship sitting on water?(old.reddit.com)
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by nixass 3y ago
are you really comparing reunification of ireland with brexit?
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Musk accused of polluting German rivers with Tesla gigafactory(telegraph.co.uk)
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Tesla Gigafactory Berlin expansion is voted down by locals(electrek.co)
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by nixass 3y ago
400G is fairly normal thing in DCs nowadays
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Amazon will use Microsoft 365 cloud productivity tools in $1B 'megadeal'(geekwire.com)
3 points by nixass 3y ago|1 comments

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