wkearney99

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by wkearney99 4mo ago
This, way too many people think they know the law and build up a wall of thinking based on their erroneous understanding of it. They're often afraid to incur the perceived expense of consulting an actual expert. The same kind of broke
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by wkearney99 2y ago
Atkins-ish diet caused the same thing for me with a car accident back in the 90's. Sudden uptake of carbs with the alcohol resulted in lost memory of over 13 hours, a '68 De Ville convertible that got totaled and 2 months spent w
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by wkearney99 2y ago
Thunderbird. It's fast, provides native UI elements, and allows for an information dense presentation of a lot of information. Works great for handling multiple email accounts viaimap.
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by wkearney99 2y ago
Given shenanigans like "thee stallion" as part of a name... sure it could.
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by wkearney99 2y ago
One could argue that they're selling to a likewise clueless demographic.
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by wkearney99 2y ago
But they are right though. And casting them as 'not nice' is in itself not nice.
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by wkearney99 2y ago
And sensibility to recognize when having (let alone voicing) an opinion isn't necessary.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
While the sentiment on that is laudable, it's that kind of assuming that leads all kinds of idiots to jump to entirely ridiculous conclusions.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Some EVs also tie in the same detection devices used for adaptive cruise control to adjust regenerative braking. It can be configured to 'coast' in a manner similar to old-school automatic transmissions, but will apply regen brak
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Question I want answered is what makes your scalp twitch for a while after you've been driving with the top down
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Manbaby censors people telling just a wee bit too much of the truth about his antics. So surprising.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
A 1% chance, from a self-reported study in the UK of basically just white women. Can't wait to see how that gets twisted around.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
And thus the reason "people don't want to work any more" gets heard. People do want to work, for decent wages, not exploitation and begging via 'tips'.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
The 'President' is a temporary elected office, during which there is plenty of necessary access to all manner of secure materials. When no longer in that elected position there is zero need for continued access to those materials
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Just an entirely bogus thought. Neatly allowing all of the blame to rest on the shooters not the rest of the toxic social culture around them. Sure, that society didn't 'pull the trigger' but they damned well sure primed th
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Foods with more protein, as the article covers? The point about 'protein dilution' is an additionally interesting effect.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Well, we have had to go to war because of the Nazis in the past, so it's not like there isn't precedent, sorry to say.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Given Cato's right-wing tendencies it'd be more likely they deliberately crafted the survey to deliver this sort of fear-mongering idiocy. It feeds right into the interests of their base.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Emphasis on /seems/. It all adds up, small or not.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Can't say you're wrong, but it's FAR too profitable to use ignorance to pit groups against each other. That seems unlikely to cease ANY time soon.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Always a good idea to get the jump on recycling before the volume piles up. Sadly I'd imagine this would just be more fodder for the denialists to reject using alternatives to fossil fuels.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
It would be sad for anyone to think it's really ever been about "the user". Oh, sure, the reality distortion field made it seem that way, but it really never was.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
They care because no matter how small with travel and such these days there are potential risks if they're 'found' to be non-compliant. Simpler to say "no, we can't comply" than spend time/money/risk
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Based upon a recently unsealed filing in Texas in the Fintiv vs Apple case Apple has now admitted to the court that it committed fraud on the court in denying for over three years that it had never signed NDA’s with Fintiv or its affiliates
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Every time I see a mention of numerology I get a chuckle thinking back to Umberto Eco's book "Foucault's Pendulum" and the measuring of shop kiosks.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Wasn't this the same sort of thing Microsoft had planned for Cairo/WinFS?
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Yeah, that's just nonsense. There are certainly many societal ills that do not help. But your broad brush there is entirely wrong. Though I doubt any kind of legitimate discussion would sway you from it.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
If you're interested in PC builds, there's a website for that: https://pcpartpicker.com/
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by wkearney99 3y ago
Many (most?) vehicles have more than one CAN bus and messages for other networks are NOT bridged across them.
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by wkearney99 3y ago
And yet he was entirely correct, and you're just coming off as being petulantly pedantic.

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