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7y ago
I'm kind of surprised to learn this wasn't obvious or already known. People have been hacking old hard drives into crappy speakers for a long time there are countless examples of this on Youtube. Perhaps the most artistic is a r
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7y ago
Model S&X were both updated in spring 2019.
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7y ago
Because a prosecutor hasn't tried to use it in that way.
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7y ago
I liked it just fine, I'm aware of the change the ACA brought into effect with regard to the preexisting conditions. I'd rather have affordable options than a single un-affordable choice. Whether the insurance company doesn'
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7y ago
All I know is that in 2013 I was able to get insurance in the private market to cover myself. It was ~$80 a month and the deductible was $2000. Now, there is only one company left in my state that will even offer plans in the private marke
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7y ago
When speed cameras came about jurisdictions that wanted to use them simply changed their law to say that a photo/radar reading of the car speeding by the camera was prima facie evidence that the owner was responsible for the infraction
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7y ago
I realize that is the prevailing opinion. I think it's wrong. No incumbent out there has has yet made an electric vehicle that can even match Tesla's 2012 model S on range and performance. The electric cars they have come out w
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Tesla's sales and sales of EV's in general look like they are in the early days of an exponential growth curve. They have been at around 100% or better YOY sales growth for the past 3 quarters. At that rate it will only take a f
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7y ago
Incumbent car companies seem to have recently realized they are about ~2 years away from being put out of business by Tesla. In the past two weeks we've seen the CEO of BMW step down with speculation it was over BMW's botched EV
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They originally wouldn't match online retailers only brick and mortar competitors as I understand it. As part of the turnaround, implemented in 2012 they started matching Amazon and a few select online retailers. [0] https://
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7y ago
Best Buy made a come back by offering price matching.
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They list their 0-60 performance at 10 seconds. That's the typical acceleration of an average mini van. Seems unlikely you would put that in the specs if you could magically flip a switch and get 3x better.
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7y ago
Seems like they are sacrificing performance for efficiency. They are claiming per mile efficiency 3x better than a Tesla Model 3 but their 0-60 spec is 3x slower than the Model 3. The idea that a car could charge itself from integrated sol
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7y ago
That's the primary reason the Bitcoin Core / Bitcoin Cash split 2 years ago now was a difference in opinion about whether or not usage as a payment method mattered. Now you have two competing camps one is pushing the Bitcoin as e
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7y ago
I think they are saying that part of the calculation a person makes before committing a crime is what is the likelihood that I am caught or seriously injured. In a society that outlaws citizens having guns the chances of serious injury are
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7y ago
That's the point of telling your manager and letting them deal with it. Ultimately the business needs to make money or show some result. If the company policies prevent that then their cost benefit needs to be evaluated and that is a
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7y ago
Shouldn't this kind of thing be a problem for the managers to address? If you just circumvent this kind of nonsense instead of addressing it head on it just proliferates and allows the people who promote it to think they are doing an
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7y ago
I don’t think the pay thing is true in general.
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7y ago
Just Googled that and the top results where news articles about it with direct links to the video. It was posted by Breitbart which doesn't use YouTube. None the less, if you search directly on YouTube your suggested terms returns res
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Someone who is over 40 today would have gotten their start in the late 90's around the time of the first Internet boom. The number of software engineering positions since then has exploded. Based on numbers on the Bureau of Labor and
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There is something a bit perverse about taking something that was originally meant to promote Police accountability and using it for this.
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Is Facebook going to get a banking license? If not this lets them offer bank like services while holding everyone's deposits and making money off the interest.
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7y ago
Cloud synced ssh client is what I got from the description
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7y ago
Nothing. You save yourself the hassle of going to a bank. But you can open accounts with most banks online now. I think this was part of a larger streamlining of the JP Morgan Chase Brand.
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Zero feel typically means no monthly fee to have the account, no per check fee and free ach transfers in and out with a limited number of linked accounts. Accounts like that can be had a most banks now days. They still charge fees for ove
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Not really the vibe I got reading this. More like She wants to work but doesn't like the inflexible hours of her chosen profession so instead of doing nothing she does this which lets her be home when she needs to for the kids while s
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7y ago
This article kind of glosses over some of the tougher parts of their origin story. I saw a documentary about Dr. Bronner's on, I think, Netflix perhaps 7 years ago and it talked about how their dad, the company's founder, was ess
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7y ago
I mean to be fair all of those appear to be cheap junk. You would probably find better results with something from a reputable brand or that has undergone some kind of third party testing.
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TI distributes a pre-compiled version of GCC [0] for the MSP430 along with a command line MSP-flasher [1] utility for flashing code to the device. It all works really well on Linux. I haven't had to touch any of their windows tools.
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7y ago
If you are going to bother you might as well do something that will be effective.
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