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3y ago
Cognitive dissonance
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3y ago
Windows nags you about 4 times with dark patterns to swerve you off that path.
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3y ago
All I want is the lack of a browser nag. Windows keeps throwing up UI telling me I'm not using Edge. Fuck off Windows.
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3y ago
He's already on Rumble, getting paid by Peter Thiel. https://twitter.com/davetroy/status/1634153760149602307
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3y ago
Brand's autobiography "My Booky Wook" has quite a few rapey/manipulative portions. It was a less sensitive time, pre Me Too, so he was more open about being a creep.
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3y ago
On X you can get "cancelled" on even flimsier pretexts.
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3y ago
From the book on Musk: Musk was not happy. The concept of “privacy teams” did not warm his heart. “I am the decision-maker at this company, not the privacy team,” he said. “I don’t even know who they are. They are so private you never know
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3y ago
Biden's had a number of appointments that have been surprisingly on point. I really like how antitrust enforcement is finally, FINALLY getting some teeth.
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3y ago
The N64 lifecycle was only about six years. Homebrewers have had nearly thirty years plus better tools to come up with new techniques.
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3y ago
Confront anyone with this kind of correlation and you'll be accused of being an elitist snob who hates America. In America we are addicted to lethal things.
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3y ago
I've only seen pigeon guillemots, but I am in love with them. They have so much spunk and personality. They appear to be very playful too, they do aerial acrobatic competitions, perform splashy takedowns in exaggerated comic fashion, t
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3y ago
I appreciate how California wields the power and influence of its gigantic market to bring about positive change. Car emissions were actively poisonous before California forced CARB restrictions. Adaptation made for a rough few years but ev
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3y ago
The Seattle PD has a history of brutality and poor service, they have active consent decrees for use of excessive force.
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3y ago
Auderer turned off his camera . He realized he was edgelording too close to the sun.
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3y ago
Laundering money through mixers is a big part of coin culture.
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3y ago
Because everyone is sloshing to altcoins that will eventually drop to zero
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3y ago
Exactly! You need laws and a monopoly of force to enforce those laws in order for property to exist. Otherwise bitcoins can be freely stolen via rubber-hose cryptanalysis.
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3y ago
I pay for a streaming service and watch about four hours of it a month. We balance each other out, I think?
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3y ago
I wonder what changed that allowed them to have a better update policy. AFAIK the time horizon was capped because SOC vendors fail to update drivers for legacy products.
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3y ago
This is crazy. Castings aren't repairable. Disposable cars aren't environmentally friendly.
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throwaway128128
3y ago
I hate that I love this article. It's so true.
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3y ago
I saw her on anchor Pender Harbour last year. I motored a couple around her which took what felt like an eternity. Mind bogglingly large
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3y ago
Why's he harping on quality? It's just too damn expensive. Taxis are much cheaper than Ubers at SeaTac now!
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3y ago
"This crowd" usually suggests revisiting the US cultural default of living in car-dependent suburbs and relying on cars for everything.
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3y ago
At every driver's ed they teach you that driving is a privilege, not a right. You are free to take the bus or ride a bike if one is incapable of driving safely. The rest of society isn't forced to suffer.
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3y ago
Tesla competitors don't fall nearly as short of the EPA estimates.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2023/07/27/tesla-created-secret-team-to... Then, when the battery fell below 50% of its maximum charge, the algorithm would show drivers more realistic projections for their remaining dri
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3y ago
It doesn't come close to beating EPA, at any ambient temperature. My Chevrolet Bolt is now exceeding EPA by a pretty healthy margin at summertime temps.
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Scroll to the bottom of the article.
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3y ago
This is a super cost effective way to reduce their headcount. Saves on salaries plus they don't have to cut severance checks.
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