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by vondur 5y ago
In that case, it would be awesome to have some sort of standard battery for e-bikes, scooters, etc. Then you can just stop by some battery switching place swap one out on demand.
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by vondur 5y ago
Look at the highest comment on that thread from car_analogy, he lays out a plausible scenario at what the consequences of Mozilla tracking downloads could be.
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by vondur 5y ago
I'm thinking there is something wrong with the camera on that particular monitor. I really doubt Apple would release a monitor with that bad of a camera built in. We see this in Mountain Bike reviews once in a while where the frame br
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by vondur 5y ago
Well, the Hindenburg didn't hit the ground very fast...
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by vondur 5y ago
No dictator is absolute. I’m sure a lot of politics is happening behind the scenes.
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by vondur 5y ago
I don't think these numbers reflect the current high prices for energy. I wonder how much more it will be for next month?
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by vondur 5y ago
Wow, I just checked, and you can legally tow travel trailers in the TollRoads, except for the 91 expressway here in SoCal. https://thetollroads.com/help/faq/396
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by vondur 5y ago
Carly Fiorina was some sort of history or literature major I believe, and she was an ineffective CEO of HP. You are correct about Angela Merkel, she was a physical chemist, but I believe many of the energy problems that Germany is currently
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by vondur 5y ago
Aren't a larger number of politicians in China formerly scientists/engineers? I'm not sure if tech people do any better than others in this regard.
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by vondur 5y ago
There is the Alameda corridor which is mostly underground from the port to just outside of Los Angeles. Maybe its at full capacity?
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by vondur 5y ago
Heck, I remember OpenStep costing around $700 back in the 90’s.
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by vondur 5y ago
I assumed before watching the video that it would be the pickups. This video confirms what I thought. Woods on the guitar make it look cool.
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by vondur 5y ago
Probably more of a barrier during pre-modern times.
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by vondur 5y ago
I suppose we will see. I don’t know if the people of Ukraine are willing to put up that much of a fight over Russian occupation.
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by vondur 5y ago
If Russian forces are already entering Kyiv at this point, I’m thinking it will be a quick war.
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by vondur 5y ago
The Roman Republic fell apart over a period of 100 years when no one cared about the law any longer, and this spawned 3 civil wars and massive upheaval. Many of the Roman Republic's most well known leaders acted without restriction fro
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by vondur 5y ago
Not only that, but the reports of a huge chunk of the Russian military moving towards the border is pretty much all the info you needed to know. I doubt the Russians can afford to mobilize their military to have it pull back as a bluff.
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by vondur 5y ago
Since it's extracted from the air, it shouldn't be too hard to start doing it here. I assume we do this for other gases already, so ramping it up for Neon may not be that difficult.
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by vondur 5y ago
I liked Stu Nahan, the sports reporter for Channel 5 for 10 years or so. Stu even ended up on Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
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by vondur 5y ago
Wow. I thought one of the cool things living in a European city was how many local stores within walking distance of most housing in urban centers.
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by vondur 5y ago
What app was it?
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by vondur 5y ago
Plenty of condos here in SoCal and they do just fine with appreciating.
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by vondur 5y ago
This type of experience was typical for me as an undergrad Chem major many years ago. Basically sink or swim, figure it out on your own, professors didn't care that O-Chem had a 50% fail rate. My P-Chem teacher told the class we could
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by vondur 5y ago
Ha where I work they are going to force Microsoft’s antivirus client onto Linux workstations.
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by vondur 5y ago
I doubt they’d ever charge for email. It’s one big source of data to feed to the mothership.
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by vondur 5y ago
Not entirely true. If you were one of the unfortunate slaves to be sent to work in the mines, it was basically a death sentence. Also, the Romans had 3 different large scale slave rebellions (called the Servile wars of which Spartacus was a
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by vondur 5y ago
That’s also due to the H1B visas. Many large companies bring people over to do lab jobs and pay them low wages. I have a Chem degree and work in IT for this reason. I knew some people who went into sales for companies that sell analytical e
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by vondur 5y ago
Masks are still required where I live, yet we have some of the highest infection rates in the country. (Southern California)
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by vondur 5y ago
Oh man, seeing the desktop environment selector on the login page is pretty funny.
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by vondur 5y ago
I've seen them in Utah in more rural sections of I-15.

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