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Loggias
1y ago
Well, considering that some teslas have gone 300k miles on the same battery, this is a moot point.
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Loggias
2y ago
Because it’s really inconvenient and not the best use of my time?
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Loggias
3y ago
How do you find these instances? I quit Reddit after being a user for 13 years once they killed the API for 3rd parties. There are some subreddits I’d like to browse still but I definitely won’t be joining back into that dumpster fire. I’ve
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Loggias
3y ago
The cheapest washer/dryer of the past 3 decades came with a audible timer; most annoyingly loud.
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Loggias
3y ago
This concept is explored in one of the episodes of Extrapolations. Fiction obviously, but interesting to think about.
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Loggias
3y ago
Google just keeps on digging in. Their search engine has been a smoldering SEO dumpster fire for the past 10 years; Now it’s blazing. Chrome? Friends don’t let friends use Chrome. It’s the unadulterated Android OS of the browser world. I’ve
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Loggias
3y ago
This isn’t really the case for some college degrees. You cannot be successful in engineering e.g., specifically ME (in my case), through memorization alone. For many degrees, you’re absolutely correct though. I remember being envious of suc
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3y ago
Yeah, I’ve been replacing parts on and repairing iPhones for 15 years now; more of a hobby and fixing stuff for friends. The battery is simple to replace even on the newest phones. Sure there’s a warning about non apple part that will show
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3y ago
Having the majority of your usage / charge cycles being based on a 50 to 80% total charged will increase the total cycles (and the battery’s total life).
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Loggias
3y ago
I’m curious now which article you’re referring to at the end of your comment. I know “Bullshit Jobs” only from the book by David Graeber, which is definitely worth a read for anyone interested in the topic.
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3y ago
> “By the time President Trump left office, he had made an estimated 30,573 false claims“ This sounds outlandish, but the repeating and doubling down on every false claim probably makes the math work out.