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Versus distance and that is an issue of just the geography of the US, we are insurmountable large, even a high end bullet train would take 8-12 hours crossing the country. Stopping absorbs a lot of time for charging compared to ICE or hybr
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US states control registration. Also older vehicles especially kei cars aren't nearly as polluting as one would think especially if only used for work rather than daily use, with mpg in the upper 50 to low 70s though fairly crap nox b
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A gaming example would be fandom of touhou versus its fan-owned and operated touhouwiki which controls entry of details and has a community that actually cares for checks.
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The production of batteries is VERY toxic, its mostly hidden by deveoping country production and ignorance. Ironically the most toxic battery has the highest recycle rate and lithum batteries aren't exactly easy to recycle in compariso
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Assassinating a politician in the US typically just makes you more enemies compared to the rest of the world. At least if your an external factor, if internal that's different.
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One of the original anime pirate sites.
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Most planes have network connections enough for game check-in
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You wildly underestimate costs. A F-35 costs 85m-125m. NGAD will likely cost similar and won't be affected by most forms of Jamming, unlike current drones which makes them useless. It's only sheer luck that drones work in ukrain
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It literally happened to HN's drives which is kind of ironically funny.
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Glass literally becomes sand after not too long in the environment. It's energy intensive but so is aluminum processing from bauxite and several levels above it. Both are really good at reusability though, also on that front aluminum
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Ny X1 has lasted for 3+ years of really hard use and only really has issues due to my own fiddling with clocks. It also has weird TB3 eGPU issues but thats nearly every laptop with a dedicated gpu and TB3, which are a pretty small list sur
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To be fair Macbooks will still scratch their screen if they weren't using glass, Thinkpads don't if they have the glass varient as well. There isn't a true Matte option for Apple and it shows why, even if there ever release
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Zero trust is fun, it's fine if the computers were all from the last decade and not circa. 2011-2013 HP mini's with HDD rather than SSDs or M.2 in the newest revisions of allowed devices on our networks.
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And to us it really isn't. We use a different doctrine of attack and defense.Wwe are primarily air and information superiority concepts and are only now getting into hypersonic due to the risk of a near-peer carriers and reef air fiel
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People remember him for his TV program but get the effects from his radio program, not exactly a creepy mistake just association mistake which happens to anyone.
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Or the military has someone who is disabled, or literally any service or group that has specific physical needs such as Amazon Warehouses or UPS/USPS, race isn't the only segregation method.
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With higher cost of living, taxes and less job opportunity and an economy that isn't recovering. The US with all its flaws really depends on where and how you look at it from, especially with the rise of work at home allowing more flu
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YT has hidden tags that tie it to your account after viewing a video, removing the video from played/history does not affect this and has been an issue with YT for nearly 6-7 years at this point.
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IP laws are only as valuable as the amount someone is willing to fight for them.
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The speeds involved make ever piece a bullet and it is impossible to fully plan for that contingency. The best option is to aim it to the atmosphere or a debris zone. Especially when something unexpected happens. They already do most of th
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Or just simply block their connection with a PiHole.
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Instructions unclear bought datacenter to run heavily modded Rimworld.
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It takes years to decades for a tax situation to reach the level of fourclosure on reasons of property tax and if a reasonable issue for health or otherwise the state could even waive it due to non-use.
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Use android AOSP, and only specifically control what application controls you give, you can turn GPS access off on android and it is truely off.
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They do but it is typically smaller or even a LiFe battery which is nearly as light as lithium but has most of the high crank and 12v nominal application power needs, with larger charge windows and equal or higher discharge cycles.
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I mean comfortable is easy when you can't breathe and pass-out causing potential hundreds of millions in damage and loss of a qualified pilot.
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Is it not the responsibility of the doctor prescribing or the very least the person who is taking the medication to be aware? They put warnings on all medication that has interactions with grapefruit, because they don't want to check a
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When the AI is cringe.
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One is a government requirement for safety, one is a voluntary but financially forced requirement by a government (usually) supported educational organization where they can just monitor hand movements and face with no need for the entire r
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Ive hit 5gbps at my dorm room, I had upto 10gbps only issue it was shared with the entire base and at the time only had 2 10gbps trunks out of the ISP. They later upgraded to 2 40gbps from NTT.
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