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by wolfendin 3y ago
If you’re inside a car and the car is on fire, you’re not determining the state of the door lock by its position visually. For people inside the car unlocked is the unsafe position in most cases (leaving, driving.) (Do car still come doors
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by wolfendin 3y ago
OP edited their post after this reply and removed the word ‘coincide’. It’s why multiple replies have it. The original lack of capacity was caused by two malfunctioning units in a thermal plant. The capacity from this coal plant could only
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by wolfendin 3y ago
It doesn’t and doesn’t need to, especially since Amazon profits tripled YoY
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by wolfendin 3y ago
It can’t be likened to piracy because I am asking the website for a document, they’re giving it to me, suggesting I download other documents, and I am deciding not to. I am not taking something they own by force on a ship. I am not distribu
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by wolfendin 3y ago
This always became really interesting to see when you had a private server and could view invisible NPCs. The “bunnies” usually used the default infernal NPC graphic
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by wolfendin 3y ago
But I paid to be able to watch the show. Sony made a deliberate action to deprive me of that ability, should I not be made whole?
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by wolfendin 3y ago
Given how much I’ve had to scroll through this thread to get to this comment, it’s evidently not clear at all.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
“Twitter” and “tweeting” also sounded stupid in 2007.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
It was a particular housing development and not a whole city AFAIK, but what first comes to mind is Hollywood(land) https://www.theeastsideagent.com/history-hollywoodland-story...
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by wolfendin 3y ago
If YouTube (and google) forces me to look at ads, I will simply start clicking on all of them, and they can deal with the lower conversion rate
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by wolfendin 3y ago
> Dealers say part of the problem is that a wealthier group of early EV adopters have already purchased a vehicle. Now, the industry is confronting a more reticent group of consumers, who are already being squeezed by high interest rates
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by wolfendin 3y ago
A layer 3 switch is just a switch and a router in the same chassis. I have layer 3 switches doing eBGP.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
I was just thinking about Jim a few weeks ago, for the obvious reason.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
After my phone was stolen (it went missing after a move and it was renamed) and I was able to to remote wipe and disable it, I am 100% okay with it.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
> And trading it out is not only an option, but likely the preferred outcome if you ask the majority of buyers. I’d bet if you ask the majority of buyers they wouldn’t know and wouldn’t care.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
> There is a zero percent chance that a collision as described could result in the Moon maintaining an almost perfect orbit around the Earth, and the Earth maintaining a near perfect orbit around the Sun. I’d love to see the math you did
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by wolfendin 3y ago
These are all things performed by employees of the government, as they run the government, why shouldn’t they be public?
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by wolfendin 3y ago
If GP said they did, would you be prepared to accept that verification? My intuition is that you wouldn’t.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
How do you reconcile your hypothesis that Apple is shooting themselves in the foot with the past 13 years of success they’ve achieved with this setup?
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by wolfendin 3y ago
The price goes up on everything so I’m not sure how you think it’s without people noticing.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
This tracks, I’ve flagged the nvidia uninstall for hours work because it code injected and flagged behavioral consistent with malware
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by wolfendin 3y ago
My question is: why was the algorithm searching any section before the UK entry point. You can’t exit at a waypoint before you enter so there is no reason to search that space.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
It’s pretty weird 5G is the hill the author of the article choose to die on since Cisco hasn’t ever been a market leader for any sort of mobile base station technology
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by wolfendin 3y ago
yes. If there isn’t enough supply to satisfy things like residential demand then you loose demand (and therefore re revinue
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by wolfendin 3y ago
Who knows this? pretty sure everyone associates bitcoin and crypto.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
> Isn't all of this explained by the fact that we have a supermassive black hole at the middle of the galaxy? > We perceive distant time to run slow because we're falling into a black hole. We’re not falling into it The mass
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by wolfendin 3y ago
Because the “edge” of our universe where we see the CMB is not a point in space we are viewing in real time that is currently emitting the CMB. That edge is a sphere in space that was far enough away when the CMB was emitted in the past tha
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by wolfendin 3y ago
Why do they do these experiments in tobacco? Is it just easier?
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by wolfendin 3y ago
The Xserve had Intel Xeon versions, not sure why the termination of that line would have anything to to do with the intel transition, since they got deprecated three years after the transition was complete.
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by wolfendin 3y ago
Except that I wouldn’t be watching the video in the first place, but google has decide they want to promote videos when I am searching for webpages.

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