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by oxymoran 7y ago
The problem with the batteries in relation to vaping has to do with the application. The only stories I have seen where one of these blew up was in an application where there was no regulation. Which is extremely stupid(since it’s unregul
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by oxymoran 7y ago
Well it’s from Vox so clickbait headline is a definite, regardless of the quality of the article that follows.
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by oxymoran 8y ago
I would rather he just let someone else handle Tesla and focus on SpaceX, Neuralink, and whatever other private ventures. He just isn’t meant to head a public company.
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Can they finish their other wars first?
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by oxymoran 8y ago
So their complaints are that they have to work in a bland looking office with an under stocked vending machine and there are lines for the bathroom. You are all so out of touch with regular people it’s ridiculous.
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by oxymoran 8y ago
The US and China are at war. Economic war. Cyber war. The Cold War never really ended, the players and the venues just shifted.
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by oxymoran 8y ago
I read a similar article to this a while back about lack of Brown Recluse populations in Michigan despite a healthy fear and misreporting of sightings.
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Now why would you go and settle the science without even accounting for vegetation? Now we can never go back...
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Progressive media outlets consistently publish false and dishonest articles pushing their progressive narrative. Bullshit in its most exquisite, hand crafted, click-baity form. Just the right mix of anecdotes and calls to emotions to make
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Because it wasn’t and that’s not the point. Everybody already knows a caloric deficit results in weight loss. The point, and the control, was that the same person, eating the exact same caloric intake exhibited different outcomes solely b
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by oxymoran 8y ago
The food truck laws in Michigan in general are pretty annoying. You need to have a commissary kitchen where all the food is actually made in order to be in compliance. Which defeats one of the main points of having a food truck to begin w
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Lost me at the first sentence. “One of the interesting things about capitalism is its failure results in value shifts among younger generations” Oh I’m sorry, modern society is a failure eh?
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by oxymoran 8y ago
Perhaps this an avenue towards a new type of antibiotic?
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by oxymoran 8y ago
I was purging my life of all things Google(Facebook went first), so I was changing my email addresses under all my various accounts. An odd thing happened when I was changing my info for my Microsoft account: they texted my as a security
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by oxymoran 8y ago
It looks like it’s at zero to me. My guess would be that is an outside hire.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
freecodecamp.org is pretty awesome.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
A username and a password. All this third party login nonsense needs to go. I just spent the better part of last week actively removing myself from all things google and I’ll be damned if I am going to throw that away over a coding app.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Tencent is undisturbed by ads because it’s subsidized by the state to funnel user data back to the state. Tencent is one of the companies leading the development of the social credit system that the Chinese government is pushing. The only
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Na that was just a pun. ;)
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by oxymoran 9y ago
I do not agree. You assume that things don’t change. The past 100 years doesn’t matter at all because the past 80 years are starkly different than the last 20 years. It’s not only the local housing bubble that one needs to be concerned a
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Landlords do not build they own. Contractors and developers build. If you could own one building and charge $2500 or own 5 building and charge $600 each, what would you choose? You would make $500 more owning more buildings, but you would
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by oxymoran 9y ago
I came into work about two weeks ago and my HP laptop felt and smelled like it was on fire(it wasn’t). It wouldn’t turn on though, completely fried. I wonder if something similar would have happened if I hadn’t showed up at that time.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Yea that video pretty much sums it up. The car is definitely the proximate cause. If I were handling the claim I would go 90% liability to the car for driver inattention and careless negligence and 10% to the pedestrian for jaywalking.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
This is called comparative negligence. The theory being that there really is no such thing as an “accident” and that generally all parties involved share some negligence in causality. Obviously there are still freak occurrences. Courts a
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by oxymoran 9y ago
The only thing surprising about this is that people are surprised about this.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Exactly. Amazon is perfect for those sorts of things. You would have had to have gone to at least 3 stores to find all of that stuff, if you could have found it at all. I am remodeling my house and it’s fantastic for finding things I didn
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by oxymoran 9y ago
My problem is not the security aspect of it, it’s the economic warfare part of it. CTS was shorting the stock. They were security trolling. Everything has a bug right? Find a bug, short a stock. Profit.
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by oxymoran 9y ago
Yea and amazon can resolve the issue without even having to talk to a human. The only time I have talked to an amazon employee was via email after I requested access to an ec2 instance(which felt weird, I wasn’t sure why it was so “exclusiv
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by oxymoran 9y ago
While I legitimately enjoyed your pedantry, we both know that the point they were failing to make was that language seems overly broad in scope. Reading that first block, one could make a case that Moviepass could hold it’s users responsib
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by oxymoran 9y ago
The most disappointing thing about this, is that the article didn’t include any link or info how one could, ya know, maybe donate a computer to the school. How hard would that have been? Ffs.

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