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by testing22321 4d ago
In my experience at weight watchers, 99% of people trying to lose weight simply have no idea they’re eating way more calories than they need, and they have absolution idea how insanely calorie sense some things are, like cashews. For Burt e
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by testing22321 5d ago
You mean privileged people in developed countries had it. Billions of people did not. I’ve seen the first hand impact of starlink in communities that before had dialup as the fastest option from Australia to Tunisia to remote arctic Canada.
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by testing22321 5d ago
What are the odds right now this administration is still in power in 2030?
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by testing22321 6d ago
The great thing about robotaxi is we’ll get the real data. There will be no hiding when one seriously crashes and eventually kills someone. Then we’ll get facts about deaths per miles driven etc.
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by testing22321 6d ago
News at 10: future products will surpass current products. That is always true, in every industry.
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by testing22321 6d ago
I’ve never met the guy, but many reports are very bad.
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by testing22321 6d ago
> you see that he’s a creator of mirages who promises more than he delivers There is no doubt he has promised many things that have never been delivered, or delivered extremely late. He (his companies/teams) have also utterly chan
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by testing22321 7d ago
> It's a rock-solid video editor that I can spend a day in without having to worry about a crash. Is that praise? I would hope the bar is higher. I bought a used computer four years ago to edit 4K video, tens of thousands of raw f
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by testing22321 9d ago
More imperative is that you _never_ buy one.
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by testing22321 10d ago
100% we should charge for long term environmental impacts. Start with gasoline and diesel first.
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by testing22321 10d ago
Which will make it 7 years old. That is hardly a machine that must be replaced “every few years”
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by testing22321 10d ago
Two and a half years ago I bought 18 405w panels for $3,312 out of Saskatchewan. Have to add 5% GST to that. Full retail. Now 605w bifacial are $220 full retail, no bulk buy discount. I bet you can find cheaper. My entire 7290w install all
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by testing22321 10d ago
They’re cheaper than you think. Here are Longi 505w for $190 [1] And 605w bifacial for $220 [2] That’s full retail, not buying quantity. they’re cheaper wholesale. [1] https://www.pioneersolarenergy.com/shop/solar-panel
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by testing22321 10d ago
Panels are much cheaper than that. Here’s 31 445W panels for $4,650, full retail. This is literally the first google result I clicked. Two and a half years ago I bought 18 405W panels for $3,312, full retail. They were cheaper wholesale.
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by testing22321 11d ago
It’s called “the idiot box” for a reason. Don’t buy a tv at all. I have not had one for 20 years, never missed it.
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by testing22321 11d ago
Just don’t buy one at all. Like HP printers. Don’t give your money to companies doing shit things.
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by testing22321 12d ago
I’d be really interested to see all European countries & Canada dump their US bonds en mass if trump does anything untoward in Greenland, Canada or elsewhere.
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by testing22321 12d ago
I just couldn’t resist the Homer quote.
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by testing22321 12d ago
> Yeah, you can't consume that much porn for your own amusement. Sir, I accept your wager.
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by testing22321 14d ago
> there are too many jobs that do not pay enough to live on. That may be the case in the US, but not so in other countries. For example in Australia minimum wage is $26.44/hr. But If you don’t have a job, you can get between $740
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by testing22321 15d ago
The rest of the world really should rename the USofA. Maybe every month it gets a new name based on a global vote. I bet the names would be great! Land of the orange. Home of the rapists.
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by testing22321 16d ago
You don’t have to run the latest photoshop. (Or Lightroom..) I run the last version I could fully buy before it went subscription based. It’s great.
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by testing22321 16d ago
> Not sure what Trump is looking forward to win with all these moves? He just floods the media and everyone’s minds with a constant stream of junk. Some is consequential, some is not. Either way, the stream is so continuous it is distr
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by testing22321 16d ago
Funny enough I never left Firefox. It’s always been great.
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by testing22321 16d ago
I felt the same way as an adult exploring Africa for three years. One guy even said I was a lion that grew up in captivity, so not completely wild. “People in developed countries don’t know how to really live, they just die slowly” Note tha
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by testing22321 16d ago
There are a few towns around the world that ban phones and social media for kids. I really like this approach because it means nobody feels left out, and the parents are not the bad guys. Fingers crossed it comes to my mountain hippie town
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by testing22321 16d ago
I think the hardware quality and innovation is safe under the new CEO, and I hope he can push for software quality improvements.
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by testing22321 16d ago
For Americans, at lest, it will take that kind of personal tragedy. Those who are most loudly opposed to universal healthcare switch their story instantly when they or a loved one gets in a terrible accident or develops nasty cancer. The ju
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by testing22321 16d ago
Agree 100% One of the best books I’ve ever read, extremely enlightening.
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by testing22321 17d ago
> Guaranteed by temperature to contain no water whatsoever. Depends on where and when. Plenty of puddles form around the bases in summer.

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