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by pengaru 1y ago
My totally uninformed guess is a defective run of batteries from gigafactory shanghai that landed in SK market next door
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by pengaru 1y ago
Wait til you hear about how many companies willfully perform all their work in g-suite and office 365/teams
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by pengaru 1y ago
> It can stop the owners being able to travel to the UK or risk being detained. Big loss, that destination.
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by pengaru 1y ago
We've been through this before; "history may not repeat itself but it certainly rhymes": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CottonopolisCropped.jpg
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by pengaru 1y ago
> And they increasingly can't be dismissed, so if I want to view that URL, I need to mail it to myself and open it on a desktop. Usually I can work around this by toggling "desktop mode" in firefox on android...
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by pengaru 1y ago
> By the time re-industrialisation kicks in, the US will be well placed to replace China as a source of cheap labour, once living standards decrease to that level. That's going to take some a serious baby boom, I'm not seeing i
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by pengaru 1y ago
the account was created 22 hours ago, it's pointless to engage
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by pengaru 1y ago
For the impatient, here's the fix: https://github.com/golang/go/commit/f7cc61e7d7f77521e073137c...
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by pengaru 1y ago
It seems that way to me, plus Trump's erratic tariffs behavior specifically targeting swiss imports and gold specifically was in the spotlight - the US seems likely in a gold bubble partly from that chaos.
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by pengaru 1y ago
The public is driven by convenience, and it's extremely convenient to prefer believing purported long-term harms are fake news, when that belief enables enjoying practically every other short-term convenience available to them
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by pengaru 1y ago
The anthropocene, aka the petroradiata layer
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by pengaru 1y ago
I've encountered these headaches helping friends with their vehicles, and every time I'm reminded how much I prefer wrenching on my 80s-90s era mazdas. My old protege even had an access port in the fender well added specifically t
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by pengaru 1y ago
> all the shit you dump/burn ends up in your food or water eventually but most that shit doesn't survive the journey intact, being out in the elements and bombarded by the sun isn't kind to most things hence the focus on &
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by pengaru 1y ago
Arson? Sounds increasingly like espionage.
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by pengaru 1y ago
> I did not expect that anyone would take the first part of my comment seriously, but here we go. > However, this year a Ford SuperVan 4.2 made the Nordschleife in 6:48.393, so even without Sabine Schmitz a van was faster than the BYD
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by pengaru 1y ago
I seem to have misplaced my tiny violin
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by pengaru 1y ago
> Seven minutes for the Nordschleife? Sabine Schmitz could have done that with a van. Sabine Shmitz did the 19,100m length in 10:08.49 using the ford transit van. That's a far cry from 7:14
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by pengaru 1y ago
no
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by pengaru 1y ago
Unless we're talking a high density urban environment, there aren't generally too many candidates for retaliation - especially for angry folks not too concerned with getting it wrong.
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by pengaru 1y ago
This is also why bats are viral reservoirs and likely sources for mammalian pandemics - their immune system simply doesn't clear infections. My understanding is it's because they're constantly damaging their own dna from high
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by pengaru 1y ago
> No one wants to party where the cops routinely show up. Honestly, some of these things are so easy nip in the bud. Owning a property known to a bunch of miscreants as the home likely responsible for all those expensive DUIs isn't
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by pengaru 1y ago
> janky Tesla
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by pengaru 1y ago
In SF they _do_ provide housing to homeless people. The homeless people, largely addicted to illegal drugs, use the housing to store most their possessions and occasionally come in to change clothes and bathe, but continue living in tents,
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by pengaru 1y ago
I supposed that depends on if the object deploys a probe to go take a selfie with the rover? Would be a damn shame to miss capturing evidence of it up close and personal...
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by pengaru 1y ago
Dude you're being way too hard on yourself and fixating on the wrong thing (form) as a self-imposed barrier to progress. I'm guessing you're overweight if you're under 10 pushups. Just do what you can, do them daily, fo
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by pengaru 1y ago
When what you're referring to is "science" in quotes, you seem to already have admitted what these people are appealing to is "science" in name only. People acting in bad faith will appeal to whatever authority they
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by pengaru 1y ago
A small book I read years ago mentioned said Bruce Lee would do 1k daily as an example of self-discipline. It was in addition to all his other training, this was just the baseline. Once you can do 100 in a set though, that's just ten
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by pengaru 1y ago
If you do hundreds of half assed pushups every day, consistently, you'll still be able to do 100 perfect pushups in one set when some pedantic "those aren't pushups" type tries to make you feel bad for finding a path to
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by pengaru 1y ago
Company hopping is a response to a lack of commitment to employees' security and future from employers and disappearance of anything resembling a pension. People don't walk away from handcuffs made of any remotely precious metal,
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by pengaru 1y ago
> A liability for having tea with elderly citizens? In their homes? It's a mountain of liability. The elderly tend to be a combination of paranoid and senile. The first time they misplace a checkbook or forget some valuable was al

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