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by trogdor 3y ago
Thank you. I appreciate the background info.
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by trogdor 3y ago
So you assumed it. Got it. I read the article. It does not say what you claimed.
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by trogdor 3y ago
The person you are responding to was saying that dropshippers are being eaten because the products they are selling lack innovation. For example, Amazon cannot swoop in and sell a cheaper Amazon Basics version of a product to which you ow
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by trogdor 3y ago
Where are the components you mentioned manufactured?
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by trogdor 3y ago
>the people that can afford to live in dense high cost of livings cities are the exact target audience for EV’s but have the most perplexing and inconvenient charging arrangements Just one anecdote, but I live in Seattle and every garage
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by trogdor 3y ago
The cheapest Tesla is just over $40,000 before taxes and fees.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>During an ejection, it is specifically designed to zeroize its sensitive data. How do you know that?
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by trogdor 3y ago
Source?
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by trogdor 3y ago
Why is an “app not responding” message better?
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by trogdor 3y ago
I did this just yesterday with my dad. Super convenient for ‘family tech support.’
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by trogdor 3y ago
I used to work in operational risk management at a major investment bank. This kind of thing is not at all unusual. Fat finger errors would often result in unintentional gains. We incorporated them into our models as if they were losses of
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by trogdor 3y ago
>Surprisingly, it most often ends up being jeans pocket lint. Why is that surprising? Don’t you keep your phone in your pocket?
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by trogdor 3y ago
Apple sued NSO Group in 2021. See https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/61570971/apple-inc-v-ns...
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by trogdor 3y ago
One of my favorite books is “Kindly Inquisitors” by Jonathan Rauch. Highly recommended. Among its core messages is that accusations of bias are often used to stop discourse. The strongest response against a factual claim is that it’s wrong.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>The Saudis have one very big lever they can use to force the west to do what it wants: gas prices. The United States gets most of its petroleum from Canada. Saudi Arabia accounts for only 7% of U.S. petroleum and crude oil imports. Sour
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by trogdor 3y ago
In most larger cities there are even adult leagues. Seattle, for example, has an adult recreational hockey league that has ~2,000 participants across ten divisions of ability. If you can ice skate (and there are lessons available if you can
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by trogdor 3y ago
I use Radiology Assist for easy, self-pay imaging. You can look up the actual cost of whatever scan you are interested in, at a facility near you, on their website. A few days ago I scheduled a 3 Tesla knee MRI, on the exact day I wanted -
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by trogdor 3y ago
YouTube ad revenue is far more correlated to watch time than number of views.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I have met many BLM Rangers at Burning Man. Nearly all were super-into the event, and many had specifically requested the assignment.
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by trogdor 3y ago
>NYPD publicly doxed and threatened the mayor's daughter As best I can tell, that is not true. The Sergeants Benevolent Association, a police union, posted to Twitter a screenshot of Chiara de Blasio’s arrest report, which is a publ
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by trogdor 3y ago
100%. Peasant screams are the worst.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I am not the person you asked, but I use Walker's XCEL 500BT earmuffs. They work well, and they have Bluetooth. I shoot a few times a week and compete in target shooting on an amateur level.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I don't think that is true in the United States. The Federal Arbitration Act applies nationwide, and it explicitly preempts state law. If you think that I am wrong, please explain why. (You are right that you "can sue regardless o
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by trogdor 3y ago
When you buy a Tesla, you agree to arbitrate all disputes with Tesla. Including Lemon Law claims.
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by trogdor 3y ago
I'm not sure most preppers are preparing for a world war, but if that's the context, your point is well-taken.
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by trogdor 3y ago
The one serious prepper I know has a legally-owned belt-fed machine gun - among many other arsenal items - guarding the entrance to his "bug out room." Good luck to the warlord :)
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by trogdor 3y ago
I'll add one more: my ex and I spent six years full-time RVing. During most of that time, we had approximately 30-days of off-grid capability, depending on where we were camped. And that was without trying to push it. Realistically, we
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by trogdor 3y ago
>I would never use an iPhone... missing back gesture/button One finger swipe right.
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by trogdor 3y ago
Since when do "natty" and "IFBB pro" go in the same sentence?
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by trogdor 3y ago
I commented on this because I had to stop and sound out the word "alakablam." Simple writing wins every time. Better to learn that as a teenager than as an adult.

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