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811.
by thrill 6y ago
Will restaurants fail slower or faster without food delivery services?
812.
by thrill 6y ago
Ship it! (tm)
813.
by thrill 6y ago
I don't think it's "inordinate fear" of the virus that's making people so cautious - it's resultant fear from observing the incredible incompetence of national leaders and the vast majority of community leaders
814.
by thrill 6y ago
Correct-ish. Rivian has a patent for such an ability, but no announcement even of planned availability. Continued battery improvements pretty much obviate any more complicated range extending efforts, IMO, other than perhaps road embedded
815.
by thrill 7y ago
I just tried this and, well, it worked for me (TM) - it had not worked previously.
816.
by thrill 7y ago
So ... it's a game about nothing?
817.
by thrill 7y ago
IF someone is offered an advantage not offered to me then I have been penalized.
818.
by thrill 7y ago
So, companies acting completely legally by seeking to minimize their tax burden, which serves to further maximize the money available for their owners, get penalized. Likewise, companies acting completely ethically, by returning much of th
819.
by thrill 7y ago
But mostly to those who give something back to the check writers. The government equivalent to giving you a table with a view if you promise to leave a good review on Yelp.
820.
by thrill 7y ago
Unless it degraded the material, I'd disinfect anything that would be touching my face with rubbing alcohol. A filter would be better. I've not worn construction masks, but military style gas masks are absolute misery after a coup
821.
by thrill 7y ago
The straps will greatly aid a good fit once it's generally shaped for an individual's face. Also, a patent prevents others from profiting from making this and selling it, if they decided to enforce it, which would be unlikely unl
822.
by thrill 7y ago
I'm waiting for the Datacenter Enterprise Pro Plus version.
823.
by thrill 7y ago
Telling companies how to operate, other than health directed concerns such as during a pandemic, when their operations are not the reason they are in a bind is a great way to destroy process and effectiveness of companies. Due to the healt
824.
by thrill 7y ago
There's nothing voluntary when your boss is saying, "Well, I'll be at work - look forward to seeing you there".
825.
by thrill 7y ago
If it was that profitable there'd be dozens of competitors.
826.
by thrill 7y ago
Already under discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22606140
827.
by thrill 7y ago
IF they are making life saving medical supplies, then it's valid. Preparing for future sales is not an "essential business".
828.
by thrill 7y ago
About the most bullshit "essential business" call I've seen.
829.
by thrill 7y ago
The markets have long historically grown at 7% annually. With 250 trading days per year, anytime the market moves more than 0.03 percent a day, it's an overreaction or an overcorrection.
830.
by thrill 7y ago
If we can afford a $1.5 trillion injection into the markets, then we can afford moving the SS retirement age to 60 where the most vulnerable exist.
831.
by thrill 7y ago
You know what else would help? Since the risk curve bends sharply upward at age 60, immediately allow anyone to start drawing full social security payments at age 60, without any sort of penalty. Those companies that value their older wor
832.
by thrill 7y ago
Manning was commuted .
833.
by thrill 7y ago
A scifi book whose title I've forgotten had jumpable spaceships with quantum communicators that went back to a central switching station. Viola - instant communication with every other communicator in the universe, and with no leakage
834.
by thrill 7y ago
The rant at this link is mostly holier-than-thou word porn. Try visiting the referenced article instead for a slightly more informative piece: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2020/03/05&#x
835.
by thrill 7y ago
Meanwhile, in Wyoming: "This Winter Has Been One Of The Snowiest On Record For Wyoming, And It’s Not Over Yet" https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/wyoming/snow-storms-in-wyomi...
836.
by thrill 7y ago
We're just as likely to have the fastest correction in the other direction any day now.
837.
by thrill 7y ago
Hammer swingers don't legislate.
838.
by thrill 7y ago
Stand closer?
839.
by thrill 7y ago
The pilot in command is the final authority in the military also.
840.
by thrill 7y ago
In many corporate and enterprise environments it's a requirement for the desktop. At a previous job I had this limitation, though all my work was managing their few hundred Linux servers. I used VMware Workstation to keep my head in

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