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by testing22321 1mo ago
Switching between program is command+tab Between windows in a program is command+~
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by testing22321 1mo ago
Do you really notice it with streaming? I have 80Mbps cable, and nothing has ever slowed down. If I download something over a couple of gigs I just get a glass of water and it’s done.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
> ”Incredible" is a subjective word And subjectively, launching more to orbit than the rest of the world is an incredible achievement. So is reusing a first stage rocket 300 times. So is building the world’s best selling car. Thes
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by testing22321 1mo ago
I’m not a supporter. I’m simply stating facts That are easily verifiable.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
> ”Nobody ever" doesn't really feel accurate here Please provide a list of all the companies that have reused a first stage booster many times. And all the companies that have launched more to orbit in a year than everyone el
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by testing22321 1mo ago
As both you and I said, Elon talks big and has failed to deliver on a ton of things That does not mean he has achieved nothing incredible. If John Carmack or Tim Cook or Henry Ford said they were going to make cheap, reliable fusion reactor
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by testing22321 1mo ago
I bought a used M1 air with 16GB and 2TB a few years ago for $1000 CAD. It’s easily the fastest computer I’ve ever used, and I have no reason to upgrade. It chews through 4K footage and ten of thousands of RAW images off my cameras.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
I want to be clear: I don’t care about Musk as a person. I care about facts. I care about achievements. Just the same as saying Israel is committing genocide is not antisemitism, saying Musk has achieved incredible things is not caring abou
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by testing22321 1mo ago
These comments are so strange, because you’re demonstrating how far your head is in the sand, willfully. Of course Musk talks big. He is almost always late. Lots of things have never happened, or have not yet worked (but they’re still tryin
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by testing22321 1mo ago
It would be great if he said “we have to up our game and build better vehicles that are less expensive.” But it’s so much easier to just lobby the competition away so there is none. It’s the American way!
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by testing22321 1mo ago
China installed more solar capacity in 6 months than the US has installed in its entire existence [1] To say they’re winning the race implies there even is a race. It’s a super car vs a snail. [1] https://etangonam.com/?p=80
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by testing22321 1mo ago
The use of traditional tasers by law enforcement is fascinating. A Polish immigrant was tased by Canadian police while in handcuffs, and died as a result. [1] When investigators asked for the studies and data about how tasers were proven sa
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by testing22321 1mo ago
Sure, try to scan, photocopy, edit in photoshop or print US money today.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
You’re forgetting the 9.3$ billion given to us automakers to bail them out that was never recovered.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
Friends were just in Australia and were immensely impressed by not only the ubiquitous public bathrooms, but also how well maintained and clean they are. Tons of free to use BBQs too.
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by testing22321 1mo ago
The CEO of Ford directly said if Chinese EVs are allowed into the US it will be the end of US auto manufacturing. They know they are inferior, and choose not to compete, just lobby for more regulations to keep competitors out. Free market,
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by testing22321 2mo ago
I actually really appreciate the mindset this has given me towards life in general, and I consider it a superpower. I find people get overwhelmed and go deer in the headlights when there is a huge amount of stuff to do. I actually feel rela
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by testing22321 2mo ago
The amount of concrete and lack of green cover is a major problem. We’re currently away from home in a city that has waaaay more concrete than where we live and the temperature increase is horrible, even when the reported temperature is the
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> Things in the US are not to the point the people needed would defect to the strike. Not yet. But it’s coming.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
That single point proves without a doubt that Carney did the right thing by ending negotiations with the US. It’s one thing to deal with a bully, it’s another thing entirely when that bully tries to restrict who you can talk to and what dea
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Absolutely. Literally every American has been force fed nationalistic pride propaganda since their first days at school, continuing for 12 years. Never mind the average American. They’re all stuffed full of it.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
No doubt it’s going to be difficult and require hard work to get rid of him. But the internet makes organizing a general strike exponentially easier than it was in the past. If you don’t like the general strike idea, what is your suggestion
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by testing22321 2mo ago
A general strike is often proposed. If even 50% of people just stopped going to work and spending money, things would change veeeery quickly. A few weeks of inconvenience for decades of a better future? Sign me up.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Also remove all tariffs on Chinese EVs, and remove the vehicle limit cap. Sales of US vehicles in Canada would approach zero in just a few years.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> The average Canadian has unwarranted sense of nationalistic pride about them (compared to their neighbors). If you think Canadians have more nationalistic pride than Americans, you seriously need to get glasses. Americans literally p
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Yep, we’re getting low cost EVs, solar panels and a bunch more. We’re stoked.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> Although a lot of things aren't automatically inflation adjusted (e.g. minimum wage) You know what is, though? The annual budget a senator is allocated for furniture in their office. This year it’s $40,000. Priorities.
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by testing22321 2mo ago
Interest payments on the debt will be $1.2 Trillion this year. There are about 164,000 individual taxpayers in the US. So each taxpayer is paying around $7,300 each just for interest on the debt. Which is more than Canadians pay in taxes fo
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by testing22321 2mo ago
This is one of the things in life I consciously don’t “go big” to save money. Because it’s a fixed monthly payment, the savings rack up over the years by just getting the slowest speed possible that has unlimited usage. Everything I’ve ever
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by testing22321 2mo ago
> Proceeds from the scheme would be directed to local Australian news outlets If this is anything like the last similar law Australia passed, this is SEVERELY glossing over the details. Because of size and criteria, only one “local Au

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