silverpepsi

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by silverpepsi 4y ago
I don't know if Tesla originated the approach, but they're the first I'd ever heard of doing it by my camera or radar or anything like that. I remember my first reaction was befuddlement, when highways cost like $xxx million
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
there's a lot of value in no kill capture, they can be repurposed I guess some of y'all don't remember highschool and that one teacher you couldn't stand
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
Midwest and I've definitely always believed "different to" was a British phrase and not even grammatical in US English (i.e. a native speaker who hadn't encountered it throughout life in UK publications would judge it a
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
Yeah it eas the wrong technique, the interesting stuff is public transit and commerce driven. So there are a million JR and subway stops. If you got off at every single stop in existence and walked concentric circles around it, you'd f
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
This kind of abusive extraterritorial law is exactly why the USA needs dissolved / divided into smaller countries. The sooner the better. The only reason I don't advocate for it constantly is that Russia and China are far more dan
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
I thought this for the longest time and couldn't believe how often it was overlooked Then I ran across an article talking about business owners for whom handling cash (there are many associated costs, safely transporting it, employee t
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
.. that's not the exit tax though. That's the fee to process your exit. If you do have a substantial networth there is an actual exit tax on your total net worth
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
it's like gifting my parents an acid kit to help burn off their fingerprints sure it'll make for the perfect mother's day, I'm sure me mum can't wait to try it (???) I mean, I guess I just can't comprehend buyi
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
What does that have to do with anything though, maybe I'm not following If i tried to claim in court I bought and resold, they'll expect to see the paper trail or judt dismiss my comment
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
Here's a challenge I bet your little principle can't sustain: find a major long standing theory in human history that turned out to be wrong. Then apply your idea . The desired outcome for a rational principle would be that the tr
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
...Sentence two, and y'all folks keep wondering who is fueling the lack of trust & emergence of conspiracy theories. When you're fueling the emotional aspect with your words that unabashedly, you are making people who are on t
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
I dunno, this type of thinking about taxes strikes me the same as a guy who watches the news and spends the whole week angry over a story which, had he never heard it, it would have never been known to him. I.e. because it was an event half
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
The plain text exactly contradictions your question "The law says an insult means demeaning someone without a specific fact about them — as opposed to defamation"
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
Better to say strictly >8, as surveys have found that women rate 80% of males as "below average" in the looks department.
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
Not entirely sure where you're going with this. Deserved means "rightfully earned because of something done or qualities shown; merited." And that's a perfect description of the faults I demonstrated. It might happen out
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
It's bulling if you are a bully. But what if you are not and the rationale is justice? I feel blessed that all the people I work with are like this. There have been a few times it was necessary to be extremely clear pointing out my sho
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
I agree with this so strongly I was about to write the same and have held the theory a long time. I wonder if there is a data set out there to show 95% of the world population has substantially similar apps installed and the ones they care
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
I have been waiting more than a year for this story to come out, and all they've found is one place? I had thought it was going to be the biggest story of the pandemic. Fake tests worldwide. Governments weren't sending in positive
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by silverpepsi 4y ago
They focus on the "healing", it strikes me as so ridiculous. It is a choice to think about the ancient past and key words like healing are all implicitly based on chosing to bother thinking about something in the first place. A co
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
>Of course we live this way, we designed our cities to make us live this way… I feel like you're almost making a moral statement there, it doesn't have the nuance I think exists. 1) You have people like my parents, siblings, an
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
Am I the only one bothered by articles of this nature never really clarifying that nothing they say has any meaning below a certain very specific population density and in very specific areas with permissive zoning allowing commerce near to
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
Never used them though definitely wanted to based on much more interesting vehicle choices. I swear they're reliant on customer good luck and ignorance. There is no way to get insurance for these, and most people think their personal i
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
Imo ideal would be like a plugin for Chrome that injects external content automatically into my Facebook and Twitter feeds. Can you imagine how awesome adoption could be? Your favorite account just got banned? Go look up their decentralized
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
>You will very much test positive for Covid if you’re vaccinated and boosted. I'm not denying that some people who are vaccinated test positive, but I'm saying they dismiss people who test negative as not having Covid. So if va
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
>But all of the reliable evidence is that if you’re vaccinated, boosted, etc., the chance of you being seriously ill from catching COVID is really no more likely than the flu. The best of my understanding is that the evidence indicates t
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
That's what I'm confused about. It seems you were advised to engage in illegal tax evasion or something? If you do your US taxes, which is required until the day you die, those charges will simply come out of completing the forms
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
I'm going to assume they didn't know what they were talking about as my employer is US based. And by legal definition, the income I'm getting from them is foreign sourced income at least 330-365 days of the year. I'm tak
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
I'm so confused by your comment about scroll lock and pause. Have you never used a desktop keyboard? This is exactly what the 104 or 101 key standards since the 1980s or so include and always have for backward compatiblity. Every keybo
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
In my opinion this was already done with the nightmare that have been the function keys in laptops for three decades I use F2 and F6 and screen contrast buttons every single day. And the FN lock is used just infrequently enough that there i
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by silverpepsi 5y ago
>if remote work became the norm trillions in commercial real estate would become worthless That's exactly what I don't get. Why aren't they greedily crunching numbers thinking about how much they can save by selling off ha

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