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by vel0city 4mo ago
And my point is people will often overestimate their needs, like suggesting for that few times a year road trip they'll need to stop twice for probably an hour or more on their trip when in reality it'd be more like one twenty min
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by vel0city 4mo ago
The featured website here directly states you need to either install the wrap yourself or hire someone else to do it.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I've gone on lots of 1,000mi+ road trips. I guess I need to focus on buying cars with 1,000+mi range.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> Having to stop for a 30+ minute charge in each direction would add a significant amount of time to the trip. Sure it would, but why would you? It would be more like one 20 minute charge in Brainerd. Maybe a half hour if you want some e
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> I used to go up to Brainerd from the Twin Cities regularly; But you're going to stop somewhere along that path already, right? You're not driving straight there and immediately turning around and leaving right? I've done
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> tank of gasoline that you can find all over the place I can find electricity in far more places than I can gasoline. It even comes out of my walls. Do you have gasoline piping throughout your home?
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> Being able to get a wrapped vehicle off the line is a new option for most buyers It isn't an option here. When you go to pick a wrap it directly states: > 2 people required. 12-16 hours. A big commitment for a DIYer. We'd
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Yeah all of us Americans drive 200mi+ each way nine days a week 'cause the average house is on a 2,000 acre ranch. People often really overestimate their driving habits. Some Americans would absolutely be heavily impacted by a vehicle
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> The color options are a much bigger deal than I think many people realize. Any mass-market car has practically the same color options. Wraps have existed for a looong time.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Going by what I hear talking to friends and family, they often don't want to choose outside of those range of bland colors as they're worried about resale value. Its probably easier to find a buyer who is OK with a black car than
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Yeah. All those accountants and software developers and doctors and insurance salespeople and marketing people and what not gotta tow for work all the time. Very few jobs require people to tow with their personal daily driver all the time
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> F150 wins by a mile by the sheer amount of space you have in that thing for both passengers How much leg room does the third row have in that F150? I don't think the seats for the sixth and seventh passengers are quite comfortable
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> why are they so high used New ones are $800-950. Other new handhelds that have much less brand caché out there are $1,000 or even more.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
IIRC the USPS was one of the first big budget orgs behind early OCR systems all the way back in 1965. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4LJs2ZoDR4
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by vel0city 4mo ago
I'd say if you feel this way and you're not really using the Steam Deck as a handheld you might as well sell it and take the money to buy the Steam Machine. Used 512GB Steam Decks go for >$500, you'll probably get a bit fo
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Let's say you on average manage to find 8 hours a week in a normal week playing videogames. A decent bit, no doubt, but not too crazy for someone who would consider themselves a "gamer". You do that like 50 weeks a year. That
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by vel0city 4mo ago
At 51L in volume this thing is absolutely massive compared to the Steam Machine.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Its a MicroATX build. This is considerably larger than the Steam Machine. The Steam Machine is about a 6" cube. That's ~3.5L in volume. This case is ~33.6L. 33.6 / 3.5 != 4.
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> But you're playing with friends, right? So you don't actually need anticheat at all. There are a lot of games out there where a group of friends parties up and then goes against other parties of friends out there. Sometimes I
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> doesn’t mean it can’t exist or wouldn’t be desired if built. I never said anything contrary to that. I'm just saying it would be wild to see a metro area that size with that high of average development. The above commenter suggest
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by vel0city 4mo ago
The Paris metro area (Aire d'attraction des villes) is only ~7,300 square miles, with the city proper only being 41 square miles. They're talking 31,400 square miles of essentially Paris proper. So imagine the city of Paris, but s
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Detroit was pretty much the place where cars were designed and manufactured in the US at one point in time. The highest producing factories, the engineering, the management, most of it happened practically inside the city. Over time the
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by vel0city 4mo ago
They can't use this feature to enforce only Firefox. Firefox doesn't have support for this feature, they really don't offer anything like Chrome Enterprise. Its just as much a feature of Chrome Enterprise that Workspace lever
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Expecting 31,416 square miles of area with a median height of 5 stories would be wild. That's most of the entire Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale MSA (~37,000sqmi).
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> nobody will move. People don't move just because housing is cheap. Judging by what I see happening in Texas where the mentality definitely is build, build, build...people definitely do choose to live in the way flung out there sub
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by vel0city 4mo ago
But the car was fully self driving right? Fully, as completely driving by itself? If the person in the front seat is driving, the feature isn't really "full self driving" now is it?
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> You make a lot of assumptions here and it's pure speculation Both of us are in both of our comments. > demand absolutely rises with free services Its not free, its 49 euros a month. > "adding the weight of a person or t
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by vel0city 4mo ago
> the article title is The article isn't accurate. One could say they're uninformed, one could say maybe they're ignorant, but it's not reality. This is a security feature a Workspace customer can choose to enable or
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by vel0city 4mo ago
What if it was they bought a car brand and added a transponder to the car so owners of taco bell cars could be auto-identified and had their favorite orders already ordered for them while all other models of cars were still free to use the
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by vel0city 4mo ago
Get this, they won't even let me sell my tacos through the Taco Bell app. What a monopoly! We need to get the FTC to enforce Taco Bell's and Taco Bueno's mobile apps to make their apps support every taco truck's ordering

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