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by radium3d 6y ago
And it still has a bug with residual cursor after wake from sleep on my desktop running Ubuntu 20.04... https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/1108 Hopefully not for long though with this https:
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by radium3d 6y ago
XOM, EOG, COP and APC can pick up the tab I'm sure.
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by radium3d 6y ago
I must do it differently with a keyboard. I usually use bullet points for all note taking and I do process it, in fact have more time to process it and think about it because I spend less time drawing symbols. Must be a tough one to measure
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by radium3d 6y ago
Do we have a way to measure the "resolution" accuracy of techniques like CRISPR? I feel like we don't even know the actual "resolution" of the genome to begin with...
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by radium3d 6y ago
Maybe once we don't need as much oil we can repurpose the pipelines to pump water from the areas that have no shortage to the rest of the country so we can expand our usable territory?
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by radium3d 6y ago
Weird I've never had a problem using Rufus to setup a bootable windows installer USB from the official ISO download. Have never tried from a VM though.
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by radium3d 6y ago
They don't have the complete Supercharger network advantage there. Europe offers much better DC fast charging alternatives than here in the US and it's more standardized. That's probably why, on top of the tax advantage of bu
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by radium3d 6y ago
Don't you think the data from Tesla's computers on wheels could be more accurate than the second hand data (accident occurs, is written down, then provided to the government agency) used by the NHTSA and other researchers. Surely
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by radium3d 6y ago
Important to note that this data on the fatality rate was put together by a known short seller and is from before the model 3 was released which has the lowest probably of injury of any vehicle ever tested by the NHTSA. Also before many imp
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by radium3d 6y ago
To those doubting touch screens in cars, how do you explain Tesla cars amazing real world safety data then? Despite having most controls via touch screen they outperform other vehicles in avoiding accidents over ten-fold. "Q2 2020 In t
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by radium3d 6y ago
I can think of a couple, 1) There are too many in/out points and encrypted paths in and out of the network to actually make this worth spending time on. Think of walling off the entire country, yet there is still air above the wall, mo
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by radium3d 6y ago
I drop mine off at the neighbor's house up the street too. It's a short walk, nice time to go outside and the times I go it's only one or two other people there. I just prefer to be vote by mail so I can fill it out at home w
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by radium3d 6y ago
Shorter
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by radium3d 6y ago
Are Trump and Pompeo building a great firewall of censorship the same as China's "great" firewall? Keep the internet open. Don't be like China.
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by radium3d 6y ago
Model 3 owner -- when you press the quick wipe button on the left stock it brings up the wiper interface menu to adjust the wipe speed and the auto wipe button. It's very quick and only requires a short glance and one screen press. One
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by radium3d 6y ago
Judging by the amount of money he was collecting from them, his ultimate reason must have been rage against a manager or coworker unless he just has a totally unusual view on money needs?
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by radium3d 6y ago
My Tesla Model 3 SR+ tends to exceed the EPA rating on most trips, but the Model S loaners I've had have been quite a bit more thirsty and varied greatly, although I couldn't help but play with all the extra power they have. Still
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by radium3d 6y ago
I prefer dark mode as far as eye strain goes. My goal is to reduce the amount of light I'm staring at since I stare into a screen for a large portion of my day. Do take note of you are a designer though that I prefer a gray text black
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by radium3d 6y ago
To be fair though you should count reusables as a different class of rocket which SpaceX has the lead if we're counting successful launches. Does Soyuz recycle any parts of launched rockets?
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by radium3d 6y ago
"preloading" the entire article the way say, Google News app does for example means that without going two touches deeper it essentially negates the user ever needing to visit the site that originally authored the content removing
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by radium3d 6y ago
Amp is supposed to reduce file size and script overhead. Its seemingly innocent goal was to speed up page loading on slower mobile devices and reduce bandwidth usage. Google then cached entire amp versions of articles on their servers and n
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by radium3d 6y ago
Check out Firefox focus for the ultimate zen browsing experience too.
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by radium3d 6y ago
How about remote first with a slightly smaller private company office space that employee can go and utilize whenever they feel like it with donuts and coffee and gossiping Sallys and Bobs? A fair compromise, no? If you like it quiet it mig
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by radium3d 6y ago
2017 was definitely unexpected. I assumed the % change since previous peak would have gone down each time as your theory would suggest instead of up nearly 3x as much. The interesting thing is that the number of bitcoins in circulation (cur
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by radium3d 6y ago
My level of confidence can be described as (confidence != 0) lol. Really the only thing that will make it continue is if the scarcity continues to increase and it continues to be used to trade for things then it should continue to rise but
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by radium3d 6y ago
Nope have not. When I started this sheet back in the day I considered it a new modern currency actually, it was before the government started taxing it as if it were a stock, etc. It really is nothing like any existing stock, security and s
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by radium3d 6y ago
According to my theory based on BTC history the next peak will be $225038 or a 1020% increase over the previous peak. That's kind of conservative. My last estimate for the next peak was only $8903 but it hit $20089 or 1681% increase ov
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by radium3d 6y ago
Lol maybe it's just me but instead of paying $2 to read an article I just block all the paywall sources.
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by radium3d 7y ago
"U.S. District Judge Edward Chen ruled on Wednesday that shareholders could try to prove Musk intended to defraud them with his Aug. 7, 2018 tweet and follow-up messages about plans for his Palo Alto, California-based company." Pl
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by radium3d 7y ago
So, get Arch Linux running via UEFI (no grub) with gnome on boot? Always a fun challenge!

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