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by tekknik 2y ago
you can’t without hacksaws and circuit modifications. you’d also lose map updates and any software updates.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Some areas served by SDG&E have community owned power generation and SDG&E handles delivery. The price SDG&E charges for delivery is usually 30% more than generation costs. Power bills increased after switching to community gene
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by tekknik 2y ago
Such as? He seems to have been very clear about his agenda during the run up.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Or maybe you’re just upset because your candidate lost and now you’re looking for a narcissistic way to justify your own beliefs to avoid your world view from crashing?
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by tekknik 2y ago
If a majority of people voted for this, and you are attempting to override their will, what does that make you?
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by tekknik 2y ago
I’d also add that in basic training you’re hit with tear gas so you know what it’s like and learn to trust your equipment. They don’t do that unless there’s a chance you may encounter it.
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by tekknik 2y ago
This sounds oddly familiar to the last time Trump was president, with people claiming the world is over and so on. Huge hint, the other party always thinks the world is over if they lose. This is more of that overreaction that got him elect
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by tekknik 2y ago
having lived through that period and relying on the internet to do my day job i didn’t notice. also if you look at the history of the bill, there is no mention of public opinion at all. They shelved the bill due to lack of agreement.
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by tekknik 2y ago
> which was successful in killing the bill the protests had no bearing on the outcome of the bill. most of us didn’t even know they were taking place.
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by tekknik 2y ago
It also makes people like me completely shut down any reasonable discourse. Focus on specific behaviors and don’t try to solve racism with more racism.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Notice how you tried to force your opinion by insinuating that the person feeling this way is mentally ill? A large chunk of the comments in this thread are saying that’s part of the problem.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Language policing is a form of control used by totalitarian regimes. If you are seeing changes they will be short lived after the controlled gets tired of the controllers forcing a particular outcome. It happens time and time again. It’s li
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by tekknik 2y ago
I think that your comment is a direct reflection of your desire to paint the opposing political side as dangerous in order to gain political favor and power. It’s still not going to work. When will the left learn that changing peoples mind
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by tekknik 2y ago
you have an interesting ability to ignore things you complain about coming from your own party. did you already forget about the BLM riots? how much damage was caused there? what about antifa? as an independent i have a different perspectiv
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by tekknik 2y ago
it’s interesting to me the tactics the left employs to make themselves feel better. the entire nation near about said they dislike the lefts policies and yet some still act confused and resort to childish tactics to resolve their inner conf
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by tekknik 2y ago
> the right was able to essentially rewrite the history of Jan 6 over the last 4 years. so when the left literally changed wikipedia entries, what was that? not rewriting history? to put it bluntly, it’s hard to have sympathy for your ca
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by tekknik 2y ago
people on this site get angry when you ask this question. apparently we need more microblogging sites.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Let’s not forget the $5 gallon gas in the 70’s, 22% mortgage rates and the reason (these) Reagan was elected to fix it.
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by tekknik 2y ago
You’re totally right, more bits doesn’t mean more security. /s I seriously hope you don’t work in any security field.
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by tekknik 2y ago
My also still living father born in 1945 in the south didn’t live under this after the 60s or so. So how do you explain the gap for the last 65 years?
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by tekknik 2y ago
With this mindset you likely wouldn’t live in the south anyway as you’d end up miserable. Just like a southerner living in CA.
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by tekknik 2y ago
This is a weird take. The passkey can be up to 1400 bits in length which makes it significantly more difficult to brute force than a 256 bit password. Not to mention some sites won’t even let you type in a password that long, and then ofc r
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by tekknik 2y ago
I don’t trust 1Password, but not for technical reasons. They like to play subscription games and hold accounts hostage. I’m moving to apple passwords myself.
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by tekknik 2y ago
who exactly is taking bluesky seriously? what’s their moderation policy?
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by tekknik 2y ago
those CAFE standards, or the “not an EV mandate” have destroyed the US car market. Trucks come standard with 4 cylinder engines now and manufacturers are reducing their offerings to meet the aggressive climate goals. Check Chevy and Dodge t
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by tekknik 2y ago
Quick question, who launched first?
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by tekknik 2y ago
exactly
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by tekknik 2y ago
You still don’t understand voter IDs? you think you’re going to win here? mark my words, we will have voter IDs before I die, and it will actually solve this problem.
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by tekknik 2y ago
Yea and we all believe that…
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by tekknik 2y ago
Sorry you believe what you believe, but sexual abuse is not akin to rape. The law has said so. Do you disagree with the law or just want to punish Trump?

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