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by roamerz 3y ago
Even if they do spend 1 person-year of effort in maintenance they still may have made the correct choice. Having a good engineer on staff may have additional side benefits as well especially if they could manage to hire locally and that per
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by roamerz 3y ago
Yeah and if you’re running individual zoomies you take a shower if it’s running rich. Gotta be careful though as it sometimes is hard to tell if something is on fire because it burns so clean.
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by roamerz 3y ago
>Who falls for fake news? Probably the same people that fall for email scams / phishing.
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by roamerz 3y ago
It’s amazing to me how Apple got this basic setting so wrong. It would be interesting to see the decision process that was used and if it was decided correctly maybe overridden by an individual?
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by roamerz 3y ago
Generators, AC units, UPS’s and auto cutover switches are all mechanical susceptible to failure. You can do your best with maintenance and pre planning but in the end there is a non zero chance that a condition that you didn’t anticipate or
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by roamerz 3y ago
>"In five years we're going to have batteries that are 10 times lighter, 10 times faster to change and 10 times cheaper. Wait five years before you buy!" I did not read the article but in the current state of battery techn
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by roamerz 3y ago
> The guy never breached the cockpit, he was already IN the cockpit! IMHO breaching the cockpit by physically forcing the door and breaching it by deception are essentially the same in the end. Thankfully this ended as well as it could h
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by roamerz 3y ago
It’s strange I don’t see Flock or Redflex. They are both widely used in my area.
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by roamerz 3y ago
The DF image quality rocks. I have one and my only nicks on it are the sub optimal focusing speed / accuracy especially in poor lighting and the max shutter speed of 1/4000. The latter not being a problem unless you like shooting
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by roamerz 3y ago
I really hope your obvious answer is not a widespread truth. Seems like a horribly vicious circle.
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by roamerz 3y ago
Haha.. wait have we met? :D It would be a fun experiment to have a few shots, update my resume and then read it the next day.
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by roamerz 3y ago
> Now suddenly every person magically has 8 years experience in a weird esoteric requirement that we're looking for. That's crazy to me. Why would someone put ANYTHING on their resume that is not factually correct? That in the
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by roamerz 3y ago
Haha I imagine I am one of the few that frequent this site that have actually rebuilt a couple of these - happened back in the 80’s when I worked at a transmission shop. Even then it was an odd duck. Definitely brings back some fond memorie
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by roamerz 3y ago
Yeah sure that might work for some but not for all. There are legitimate reasons to need something other than a bike and I would expect those that made the choice weighed their options before spending that amount of money. Likewise all the
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by roamerz 3y ago
Nothing unreasonable about that.. so long as work or the grocery store isn’t too far away.
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by roamerz 3y ago
I was thinking about this the other night. Is there really a solution to this? Best case scenario lets say you have a hardware key and everything is sealed up really well. You get your phishing call but instead of asking for a MFA code they
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by roamerz 3y ago
Or slashing tires in the name of protecting the world from ICE?
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by roamerz 3y ago
Yup I should have quoted.. Police generally haul away those who are breaking the law. I interpreted the comment as Police should be making a determination outside the law on who to arrest. >> In some cases the police should be hauling
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by roamerz 3y ago
Last I checked a car industry expo is not against the law. Disrupting or legitimately threatening a lawful activity is. These people are properly in custody and serving their cause by generating less CO2 in the process. Seems like a win-win
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by roamerz 3y ago
Problem is for sites that do this is that users quickly find out. The last 2 movies I went and saw based on RT ratings were crap. I had noticed a downward trend on accuracy and now this makes sense. RT had a much diminished value to me now.
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by roamerz 3y ago
Figure out another way. Start small and earn your way in. Start in your basement. I’ve seen too many companies destroyed by the outside money strings.
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by roamerz 3y ago
Sorry to those employees. Pretty sure it’s not an even 5k though and each individual one matters. In contrast to a lot of the service level bashing comments my experience has been great with T-Mobile since I switched from Verizon 4 years ag
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by roamerz 3y ago
Maybe Tesla is planning on selling them or a future owner this extra capacity at Some point. In that case it might make business sence to include the extra capacity.
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by roamerz 3y ago
AI
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by roamerz 3y ago
It’s easy to miss the connection between printing money and the affect of printing money since there is always a time period between cause and affect. The example of comcast raising hour bill is immediate. Well comparatively. Eventually and
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by roamerz 3y ago
I’m all for keeping politics out of non political discussions for sure but I don’t see any political connection in using a public figure for an example.
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by roamerz 3y ago
What an awesome comment.
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by roamerz 3y ago
I read in places their are feedback loops that will be impossible to reverse once they start. If that’s true or not I don’t know. My simple mind says we should start with additional dams and develop huge desalinization plants. If we have wa
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by roamerz 3y ago
> Considering how often police lie and plant evidence How often is that, exactly?
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by roamerz 3y ago
The sooner that people realize that the climate is going to change regardless of what humanity does the better off we will be. When the reality sinks in maybe we can put our efforts into adapting. Might have a chance that way.

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