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How does that article debunk anything? Yes, lead has anti-knock properties. There are other ways around knock, including chemicals that are described in your link. There was no way around accelerated valve seat wear until hardened valve s
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2y ago
You might want to read about the process of plasma harvesting and how plasma gets used before commenting.
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Donating plasma may filter micro-plastics from blood. A study showed it to be effective for removing PFAS: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8994130/ AFAIK there hasn't been a study focused on plast
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Why we started, can’t be anything other than profit. It was a technical issue. The lead prevented valve seat wear. IIRC, Honda was the first manufacturer to use hardened valve seats that didn't need lead. So, ultimately, you can sa
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2y ago
Regenerative braking has much less tire wear than traditional braking because it's done much more slowly and smoothly. Absent any evidence, I don't believe that claim. Unless you're skidding, I don't see how braking s
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surely regenerative braking has its own shedding of particles from all the moving parts. It adds tire wear, but no more than traditional friction braking. I can't see how there would be any measurable wear from any other moving part
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there is no crusade or moral framework. If you go to the doge website right now, there's a Libs of TikTok tweet shown on the main page. It reads: The US government only recognizes two sexes: Male and Female. This needs to be chang
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Because presidents didn't used to act like kings. It's extremely common for the House and/or Senate to swing opposite the President: https://history.house.gov/Institution/Presidents-Coinciding/...
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his justifications are so wildly all over the place that frankly it's probably safe to assume he's lying at least about his motivations. This has been my assumption. Trump's superpower seems to be manipulating the media.
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Programming languages borrow commas from human written languages, and no human written languages have leading commas How is this any different from leading periods, which seems to have become the standard across several of the most popula
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I didn't post a fake quote. I pasted a quote that two sites -- one of which is nearly a direct copy of the other -- claim is fake. Do you disagree that fascism leans heavily into corporatism? Surely you realize that's the point
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Yeah, I've seen the two sites that claim that it's a fake quote. The link you posted contains a bunch of doublespeak in an attempt to avoid the fact that fascism leans very heavily into corporatism.
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I don't know. I stopped bothering to look, since it's never going to drive income or anything. It's worth it to me because 1) I get to help others, which brings satisfaction and 2) I can read what I wrote from anywhere and
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"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." — Benito Mussolini
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Same. I keep a couple of blogs on different topics and try to write up any challenge I come across. Not only does it help to cement ideas in my head and expose areas I'm foggy about, but I've referred back to my previous experie
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I'm surprised that anyone is upgrading older hardware to Windows 11 in the first place. It's shocking how many performance issues I've come across. Explorer bogs regularly. I can't game and stream a video anymore du
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The Windows 11 Explorer titlebar is always colored depression-gray One of the most baffling aspects of modern Windows is that it's ridiculously hard to tell at a glance which window is active. It used to be that the active window&#x
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All arguments for and against the existence of God are inherently unfalsifiable, but that doesn't mean atheism is inherently more logical than theism. I'm guessing you're one of those people who thinks atheism means a belie
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2y ago
Like I said, hunger pangs were far worse when I was fatter. That said, there's a spectrum of hunger. Have you ever been hungry enough that you thought about eating your own dog? I haven't, but I've read enough stories of hu
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couldn't imagine clicking on something to rebuild the program! Do you really think that's how people use IDEs? I've never used an IDE that didn't have comprehensive keyboard shortcuts, and I don't remember one tha
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Those were two confident assertions with zero supporting evidence. Smartphone use is correlated with depression: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10587281/ Social media use is correlated with depression i
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If anything, my concentration and energy level are more consistent while hungry. I wake up hungry, but I'm not in a rush to get to breakfast. I start feeling hunger again within a couple of hours after a meal, but I'm still at le
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Some people might do that but do you think most of these people would have done other decidedly sexy things had these things not existed? Yes. Look at surveys of sexual activity. Not everyone would be more sexually successful, but the
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"You just lack willpower". Yeah sure, like you demonstrate having any. My adult, reasonably fit weight was about 175 - 180. I got up to 215 back in 2018. I'm now back down to 185 and getting leaner. You know what I notic
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when you observe management wasting absurd amounts of money Working in corporate America has caused me to view layoffs as proof of managerial incompetence. I understand that the market doesn't see it that way, but that's the co
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Avoid going above and beyond with initiatives. It's been my experience that accepting whatever dumb challenge management presents is how you get kept on. The advice that "your job is to make your manager look good to his manage
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He clearly didn't want to mention it, so why 'out' him?
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You're a perfect example of why reporting about Vietnam was horribly broken. We all know about the atrocities committed by the Americans, but nobody understands how horrendous the VC were, and the direct threat they presented to those
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Given the acts of brutality committed by the VC against those who didn't willingly join their cause, I wouldn't have stuck around with my family, either. One example from, as I recall, early in the division was burning alive the
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I like it, and I laughed out loud when Clippy popped up. That bastard came out when my college ran everything from slow network drives. He'd bring the system to a grinding halt, unless you were on one of the few workstations with a
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