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I'm a Tesla skeptic for model 3 success, but this is badass. If I was in the market for a car that I couldn't take advantage of driving legally, and had 200k laying around, would definitely buy lol
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From the article, he potentially had a plea deal to get out in 2015, but turned it down. > “He could have come home as early as January of 2015,” said defense attorney Martin Regan, whose firm handled the case from the start. “There’s a
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I wouldn't allow Amazon or any stranger in my house without me being there. They're making this optional only if wanted so I this doesn't matter to me I'm sure some people have some value. For lower-cost items Amazon jus
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Recently a dad in BC let his kids take transit by themselves (after a lengthy period of testing before letting them journey on their own), he was banned from letting his kids take the bus. http://bc.ctvnews.ca/mobile/da
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NDP have been pushing for no dst in canada recent years Newly appointed NDP premier in BC last week just brought it up again. While I don't agree with current party in power, I would vote for them if they did actually remove the annual
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Canada's regulations are based on old understandings, from 1980. But it's not just Canada... Canada is in-line with WHO reccomendations
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Samsung understands the need, and the headphone jack in note 8 and next s9 is a feature
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I hate that chevron stations require pin input, don't support tap inside or at the pump. I guess the tap does defeat the pin as a security measure
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I think the options were leading to failure, so complete loss. Or taking loss in share, inturn for long-term gain and short term atleast something than nothing
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PureVPN’s ‘non-existent’ logs given to authorities, to arrest alleged stalker
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Lol what? All the people I know invested their hard earned(illicit) savings into specifically Bitcoin. They were also part of influential group pumping bitcoins, and before that were in the penny/pink stocks pump and dump schemes. Alot
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Find a Bitcoin ATM. https://coinatmradar.com My friend who is all over Bitcoin, yet is technology inept, used one of these
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My comment was in response to specifically your questioning implying it was very obvious Russia is at war with the entire world for said reasons. I pointed out USA has done similar things Russia has done/being accused of (And it's
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Minus the taking of land, Crimea by Russia, and the civilian abduction (US just more secretive)same can be said for US actions over the past decades. Does that mean USA is war with the world (under trump now, yes, but I am implying before t
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How is this voted upto front page, I bet a very small subset have access. I can't find another source easily
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China kind of has the leverage here... Everyone wants a piece of the presumed cash cow of the huge moderately untapped market of China. China can dictate the access to this market. US cannot do the opposite, where would the US consumer find
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https://www.gurufocus.com/news/570567/what-general-motors-ha... "By the end of 2020, the company will be selling 10 new electric vehicles. Barra commented:" “By 2025, nearly all models from GM’s global b
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Not sure what your comment is specifically in response to, the article makes the comparison slightly in terms of affordability, not functionality nor luxury.
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Works on Firefox nightly android
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The iPhone X from an Android user’s perspective
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Then we should charge Neste more for extracting the water. Here in BC, numerous articles in past, they are paying like 2-3$ per million litres of water extracted. That's cheaper than a single small water bottle in many stores which are
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That is still hard to fathom 20% of coffee sales
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True, but then I have a charger in car, in bag, at desk. I can plug it in for 15 mins anywhere and have a good enough charge for rest of today.
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Qi is old news. It was in most android phones, and was removed already from new phones. It's been integrated into many appliances years ago... All the technical people used and done with Qi cause it's so slow compared to quick cha
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With quick charge 3.0, it really is worth it to plug it in vs in comparison trickle charging via Qi. Also believe the aluminum body was a factor to remove it from pixel
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I was more joking about HN constantly have front page on cryptocurrencies/blockchain, i don't need a dedicated one lol as there's more than I need(but I am specifically not interested in that I am sure others are)
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Apptus CPQ. we merged with another company and they used apptus already and have a good process with using it. i havent seen it live, nor seen anything on the configuration,implementation, support side yet.
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i thought Hacker news _is_ the hacker news for cryptocurrency... lol. this is a news aggregator site, just like HN
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My company was using big machines cpq... While I personally think there are better options, the support under now "Oracle CPQ" has been considerably better, and have seen some improvements under Oracle. We are planning to move to
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For tesloop specific results, it shouldn't be ignored, but if u are taking the results and applying to general public buying model s today, you only get a estimated 1000 miles of energy for free. There are costs to new general consumer
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