itsyaboi

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by itsyaboi 2y ago
This particular LED not only emits light but works in reverse as well: it functions as an ambient light sensor. Recording is paused if the LED and camera inputs have a significant difference in detected light levels.
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by itsyaboi 2y ago
Perhaps they will come around occasionally and collect some of your grown food at gunpoint as a tax. What are you going to do, starve yourself to spite them?
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by itsyaboi 2y ago
Because NZ is a vassal state.
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by itsyaboi 2y ago
I don't understand this advice. Are you suggesting that if you make it easier for thieves to break into your car, they are less likely to damage it?
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by itsyaboi 2y ago
ltsc
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Money is __a__ objective not __the__ objective.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
This is silly. No one can "make chips on their own" except for China/Taiwan. Even the US would be limited to manufacturing small quantities for military/research purposes that are several generations behind the state of
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
> are protected from the moment they leave your device Eh plenty of wiggle room here
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
> whataboutism Oooh, call him a conspiracy theorist next!
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Looking at the first result ( https://www.celebritynetworth.com/about-us/ ), they claim to: > take into account known salaries, real estate holdings, divorce records, royalties, lawsuits, and endorsements. Our estimat
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Cars that remain broken are safest of all!
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
He seems to have a net worth of ~$20M.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Traditional fuels would also benefit from the cost savings of cheap renewable energy.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
A 2024 toyota corolla is ~$22k.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
These look like ordinary sunglasses while google glasses were akin to a dragonball z accessory.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
If no law __enforcement__ occurs then yes, there are no repercussions. How are laws enforced internationally?
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
What is missing?
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Sounds like you were rejected due to your snippy attitude.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Its almost certainly some RTOS like QNX.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
The parent comment only claimed that the ads were deceptive (which they are), not that they are deceptive __like Google's__. That is entirely a straw man which you added to conveniently knock down. Wikipedia ads are frequently phrased
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
I had not heard of this and was curious as to the context. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-organiza... According to the NPR article, the SS has a $200 per-diem limit for hotel expenses and by s
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Facilitation
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
You know what, maybe I did judge a book by its cover. Let's take a look a the next several sequential usages of "climate", no cherry picking! > This is something the average climate activist doesn’t seem to understand. Ev
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
tl;dr: ctrl+f "climate" => 67 results
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
No developer support at the moment.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Sounds like the succinct answer here is "at gunpoint". Has this been tried before?
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
How do you imagine the "forcing" would happen, hypothetically speaking?
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Ah, I see you're quoting the "every seat occupied, full load, with a trailer attached" weight. To be clear, the trucks you referenced weigh only ~7000 pounds.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Neither of those trucks weigh anywhere near the quoted weights. The average full size pickup is around 6000 pounds.
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by itsyaboi 3y ago
Not even close.

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