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Well, the article says; The researchers suggest more work is required to improve the energy density. So I'm deferring to what the researchers said about their research.
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Largest American-made passenger vehicle that still fits in a regular lane width. You could use a short schoolbus or something, like a SWAT team, but they're less comfortable :)
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So did the previous generation models test higher when released, and now don't test as high? I may have misread the article but it seemed like the older models had a worse score all along, which can't really be called 'decli
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Estimated 15 billion YouTube videos and only 4% have 0 views. I guess the average video having less than 50 views could also count as 'unwatched'? 4% is less than I would have guessed.
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Do they have any revenue or anything? They seem to have products but I haven't heard of anyone using them. Does anyone have experience with Grok or Aurora etc?
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I still think about "7 is so close to 6"!
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I did buy a print copy of House Of Leaves, but most every other ebook I couldn't care less about the 'formatting', it's just chapter titles and text. Maybe a textbook with diagrams would be different, but I would guess m
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It would be easier for me to squeeze Elon Musk through the eye of a needle... Take his stock. Distribute to the people who built the empires.
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It's so nice to have a clutch setting on the driver, and the drill at full power. I hate having to rotate the collar back and forward and inevitably overdrive screws with the wrong setting. Edit: or even clicking that switch back and f
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I agree, exactly what screw goes into the hole that has the same diameter as the screw head? I could see maybe those plastic drywall anchors with the oversized thread, but not a conventional fastener.
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Honestly this is being tried but we can't even classify emerging new pests (for lack of science funding and staffing). Many engineers have a keyboard view of how the agriculture industry works and only when they are boots on ground do
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We're here for human interaction, it's pretty condescending to tell someone to "Google it".
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>But if there are bad guys out there, I want trained and competent officers to respond, to protect me and mine. And you and yours. The problem is the actual risk to self that most people face is vastly overstated in media. We do not need
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The vice president is out here saying that judges shouldn't be able to stop the president from doing something.
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And guess who gets use of that data in lawsuits between the manufacturer and you?!
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I plugged my S23 into a computer to copy files from it and my iPhone-using co-worker looked at me like I was a wizard. There is such a major culture gap on how the different device families work, and so hard to understand the other family.
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Maybe you missed the 'defence' part?
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My understanding is you can stop answering at any time and invoke, but of course this is used by police to start you talking in the first place.
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If 0% is how they work, then they don't work.
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When was the last popular cellphone that you could remove the battery from? Off isn't off anymore.
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What, $40b for a dying social media company that no one will remember in 25 years vs literally anything useful and enduring? My post office is 130 years old!
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How about my smartwatch, or my $29 earbuds? They are always conveniently near the 'random mac' and can be used to fingerprint.
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My S23 enters airplane mode and the WiFi and Bluetooth are still connected... Airplane mode isn't what it used to be!
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>by googling the company And remember it's going to be the 4th or 5th link down, not the first.
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Sure you can, maybe? https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/joe-biden-has-is...
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My only thought is 'RCSPAST' is the joke, but I still don't get it. Edit: I think maybe Don's reputation as an in-space inventor (first patent for something invented in space) means the clock spring device got a long and
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It seems strange to die on a semantic hill while calling others self-righteous.
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That would require legacy reporters to get out on the streets and do some reporting.
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I'm pretty sure aeroscope is for identification and not killswitch?
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Ah yes, like the crypto backdoors only law enforcement use. E-stopping a drone in flight is about the most dangerous thing you can do if you are worried about hurting someone. My drone has about 25lbs of lithium batteries externally mounted
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