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3y ago
Well without seeming condescending usually a product sells for $ and that's it. So just let me pay for something without all the other nonsense.
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3y ago
>Without advertising, the world would be filled with large companies with no incentive to innovate because it would be impossible to discover their competitors. And yet we have this world anyway.
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3y ago
? Just call a contractor, same as electrical, plumbing etc.
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3y ago
How do we reconcile 'haha funny joke' vs '65b loc for my girlfriend'? It seems transparent that this was a deliberate fraud and the group chat was named according.
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3y ago
It says in the article most routes are 80 miles on the high end but some are 100+ miles with one test on a 147 mile one way route. Edit: and the transportation director doesn't like seeing you come home with an 'empty tank',
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3y ago
There are places like this; https://www.x-claim.com/marketplace/how-it-works
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3y ago
A link reading attachment.zip is no longer a 'safe' file but a eg browser window.
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3y ago
>your tool is sharp that means it can cut you just as easily as it can cut the plastic unless it is especially designed for the job. I don't want to be snarky but the article says to use scissors and I wouldn't think this was a
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3y ago
I don't believe Chapter 11 has a very high survival rate, and whatever would emerge would not resemble WeWork except in name. They're essentially out of business in my mind (but have been for some time now).
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3y ago
The old adage "you can schedule for maintenance or your equipment will schedule it for you" is true.
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3y ago
And they're staying committed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37955902
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3y ago
https://www.zdnet.com/article/aussie-council-body-argues-acc...
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3y ago
You're talking cruise missiles, right? The AGM-158C is only good for 500 miles
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3y ago
I don't think the electrical system load on the engine would amount to much gas saving, a 100 amp alternator may use only 4HP of your engine's power. Outside of the starter motor you don't use anything close to 100A for the a
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3y ago
Twitter had a distinct advantage in that non-users could still, er, use the site and read threads and replies without logging in. Personally I have known not to click on Facebook links for years, but I could still give an ad impression to T
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3y ago
Just for context, this is what the CEO said and not an error in reporting.
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3y ago
The whole document supports the claim, it details ground astroinertial startup which would not occur if it could not see stars from the ground. The fact they made this document available is very useful to those who are actually invested in
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3y ago
>They're beaming back home whatever they want This claim is always thrown out like a life preserver without ever anything to back it up. Do you have anything to support this claim?
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3y ago
The option could be used as a low cost hedge against another trade and may end up being cheap insurance for a very unique event
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3y ago
Their operational forces are almost exactly that and could be engaged by the US military without troops even crossing the border.
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3y ago
A female plug is referred to as a socket; any other case is just using the wrong terms.
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3y ago
I thought person A/ex-phone A would get the "someone is using your old battery, allow?" via iCloud account
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3y ago
The fact that this backdoor could leak and be used by a foreign government needs to be taken seriously.
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3y ago
This one made it 600 miles! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Belgium_MiG-23_crash
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3y ago
But this was not in reference to the 774AD event surely! Do you have a citation for the above quote? Edit: you probably meant the Carrington event, I am starting my next coffee now.
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3y ago
https://youtu.be/2ZwwCNoPa1w Possible terrorist attack was mentioned by on air reporting before the second plane hit.
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3y ago
Point it down and not up.
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3y ago
The comment was trying to convey a false positive in the targeting system that would result in many casualties. Given we have already seen AI mis-identify subjects and that we don't understand how an AI can "dream"/other
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3y ago
There exists plenty of options for fume extractors but the bosses don't ever buy them.
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3y ago
My cheeky answer is always the bad furniture _has_ veneer :) having said that I have build a lot of "temporary" furniture (eg benches and tables) from 2x4 softwood and they're doing just fine 30ish years later.
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