abfan1127

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by abfan1127 1mo ago
The issue is that it wasn't "clear" to sufficient people. Too many people believe at face value the claims. Some of them honestly believe the face value claims.
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by abfan1127 2mo ago
I think corrosion is the big issue here. perhaps that is where the leak comes from.
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by abfan1127 4mo ago
jeep snorkels are for air intakes for engines. electric cars don't have air intakes. they have air cooling for batteries... I suppose you could snorkel those.
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by abfan1127 4mo ago
I've been using LastPass for years. I really like it. Why did you switch away?
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by abfan1127 4mo ago
seems like a good business model to watch where PE is moving in. Start investing in quality designs while PE drives quality down, then sweep in and be the "quality amongst trash" brand.
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by abfan1127 4mo ago
you could get the annual supply, then cancel your membership and get the membership refund. then repeat next year. Its within their rules.
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by abfan1127 7mo ago
I'd guess they also bin the 128KB flash so that when a defect occurs, they just use the other half so they can improve yields.
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by abfan1127 8mo ago
"greater good" is arguably the most broad statement with a large history of hurting many people based on the "greater good".
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by abfan1127 10mo ago
we know domestic suppliers are complicit with domestic spying. what do we buy? what are the options?
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by abfan1127 1y ago
Kids? how many people try and pay IRS debt with Apple Gift Cards? How many people just dumbly trust sales people? Its best they learn at this early age rather than later in life when they grifted for $1000s.
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by abfan1127 1y ago
who in their right mind would shell out 100k + relocation and not require some level of commitment?
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by abfan1127 1y ago
I bought the car used. I did not install it, but can not claim the previous owner did or did not.
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by abfan1127 1y ago
my US mazda cx5 center brake light flashes when you press the brakes.
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by abfan1127 1y ago
For OTR trucks, you have to factor in the battery degradation. A OTR truck easily gets to 1 million miles on an engine. Often times significantly more, and then its only a rebuild, not a replacement. While electricity is much cheaper than d
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by abfan1127 1y ago
baseball is a very complex game. That's what makes it so great to spectate. The footwork, the defensive organization, the dynamics between pitchers and hitters. Its expansive. There's so much to learn about, there's so many o
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by abfan1127 1y ago
its less about even taper and more about moving weight/center of mass around. Youth bats have been doing that for quite a while. Camwood bats is a great example of moving weight around. In their case, its a training bat.
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by abfan1127 2y ago
am I the only disappointed there's no mention of little Bobby Tables?
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by abfan1127 2y ago
I have since adopted Privacy.com cards with limits. It has saved me more than once. its a great service.
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by abfan1127 2y ago
while I don't know the details of your situation. However, my experience says there's always an alternative. Sometimes it means networking yourself. Sometimes it means changing industries while still leveraging your skills. Someti
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by abfan1127 2y ago
you could leave now...
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by abfan1127 2y ago
Uber drivers earn roughly $0.70/mile[1]. Gas at $3/gal and MPGs at 25mpg mean it costs $0.12/mi in fuel. a $30k vehicle driven to 150k miles costs roughly $0.20/mi in depreciation. Without additional maintenance costs, i
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by abfan1127 2y ago
if services like Uber have shown anything, its that you can sell your vehicle's intrinsic value, depreciating it's value in the process. But will you be net positive after depreciated value?
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by abfan1127 2y ago
why would you want to share your EV battery capacity with the grid? I don't understand this. Range is entirely dictated by your EV capacity and you're going to "rent" back the capacity (and battery cycles) for night time
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by abfan1127 2y ago
those A pillar blind spots are a result of roll over requirements. A pillars used to be very small.
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by abfan1127 2y ago
I'd argue we should convert almost all stop signs with YIELD signs. Locations that actually require a STOP should probably be enforced.
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by abfan1127 2y ago
104? that's a cool day here in Phoenix. I have no problem with the heat until it hits 118-120. Then its bad. We recreate outside all summer too.
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by abfan1127 2y ago
I'd argue your argument is in bad faith. Guns are tools, that can be used to kill people, just like knives, clubs, or other weapons. Guns are also tools for ensuring equity in a potentially violent world. You don't need to be 6&#x
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by abfan1127 2y ago
that is easily true. You buy a house for $500k. A year later, you decide to move. The house's value remains at $500k. Realtor commissions of 6% cost you $30k. You lost $30k on the total transaction, the realtor made $30k (not including
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by abfan1127 2y ago
In the book, Sapiens, they talk about how, while important, homo sapiens ability to socially coordinate allowed the species to hunt, protect from/attack neighboring homo species (i.e. Neanderthals). Our brains gave us the ability to co
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by abfan1127 2y ago
I know its tongue in cheek, but in practical terms, there is negative consequences for pushing the zero drownings. To achieve zero drownings, we have to have zero risk. the only way for zero risk is to eliminate it (i.e. ban swimming). Howe

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