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by olyjohn 1y ago
Compare battery costs from 1990 to today. Don't you think that if we actually did some investment in nuclear, that we could bring the cost of that down significantly as well?
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I'll take a little litter on the streets over mass surveillance and cameras everywhere identifying me everywhere I go. Because it never fucking stops at just litter. Pretty soon all that lovely data about who is where at what time gets
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Got anything more recent than the invention of the iPhone? That was almost 20 years ago now....
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by olyjohn 1y ago
People use, and pay for , ad-ridden services all the time. I mean, just look at Cable TV and the direction all the streaming services are going.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Quicksilver worked great back in the day before Spotlight was ever even a thought.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Never, it'll be single user MacOS.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
You might not, but most people don't care anymore, and they will give their personal data. And then you will have no choice, as you will be the outlier who is just an old man yelling at clouds.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Of course it's going to break. Remember when they built an actual Teams client for Linux? Remember how much Microsoft <3 Linux? Yeah, you're fucked buddy.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
CDLs also will lose their jobs or careers if they get infractions or accidents.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Yes but you make this small 5 cent change to 100 components and it adds up.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I did the opposite. I had a POD set down in my driveway and we loaded it up at our leisure. We packed and secured everything ourselves, then had it moved to the new house and unloaded it at our leisure. Since we packed it ourselves, nothing
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Good luck even selling your furniture. Nobody wants it unless you pretty much give it away.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
That means it she perfect time to throw it back in that legislators face before it goes any further. You can't just ignore these non-starter bills. They will just try tweak it every year until it passes.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
You don't even need a penny, or have to remember where on the penny you're supposed to be looking... There are wear bars in the tread in every single tire. If the tire tread is flush with them, the tires are shot. Also there is a
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by olyjohn 1y ago
You must have had one of the better ones. Most of them were literally not usable. Even YouTube was pretty choppy on most of these things. And the screen resolution so bad that web browsing was terrible on them. A lot of dialog boxes wouldn
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by olyjohn 1y ago
What do you do when the ATMs run out of cash? It's not an unlimited supply in them. You should probably just keep some cash on hand. And keep an FM radio and a few batteries on hand.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Why will the US allow this? Because there's too much money to be made by middle men who want their cut of the transactions.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Your definition of "good" is weird, man. He's good at making money, that doesn't make him a good CEO. A good CEO should be able to make money and have some goddamn principles. It's like staying that Putin is a good
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by olyjohn 1y ago
You spend money on things with no real value?
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Is this a loaded question? Amazon sells everything. You literally buy things everywhere else.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Holy fuck dude. Try rereading the comments in the thread that already answered your questions.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
So because it's hard and it's expensive for them, we all get locked down phones. Makes perfect sense.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Yeah but look at it. It's a tall vehicle. Of course it's more likely to roll over. It's tall so that it can go over things. It has a purpose. Don't drive it like a sports car and dont haul your family in it on the daily.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
But are cars we drive today better than they were 10 years ago? 20 years ago? Reliability is now trending down for cars, safety is questionable as deaths and injuries have been steadily increasing for a number of years now. Features are get
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by olyjohn 1y ago
This is why I don't ride horses.
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by olyjohn 1y ago
Which is how grounding systems work in houses as well. Where I live, it's required code to have a 6 foot grounding rod driven into the ground, connected to your breaker panel. That's why modern houses in North America have 3 prong
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by olyjohn 1y ago
What radio frequencies does your body use to regulate itself?
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I hesitate to call it an improvement. The search is garbage, and you get tons of shit you didn't even search for, and the filters don't work. Yeah CL is dead by comparison, and everything is listed on Marketplace, but better? I du
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I've had new credit / debit cards show up in the mail... and then vendors tell me they automatically updated my card info! What's the point in expiring a card if they can just get the new info automatically anyways?
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by olyjohn 1y ago
I mean, that's fun that your kids can play Minecraft and build in it. But does that teach them anything about technology? Half the fun of having a computer back in the day was digging through the filesystem, mucking with settings and b

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