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Commodore63

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    Comment #33117632

    A vast conspiracy theory involving tens of thousands of actors isn't possible.

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    Comment #33117428

    Yes? Because trials would make the formulation less timely, and therefore less efficacious. They've done this on the flu shot for YEARS. Or are you implying that a reason for fast …

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    Comment #33117161

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    Comment #33039933

    I am not a fan of Jack and am an outspoken skeptic of Elon, but I agreed heartily with the contents of the texts.

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    Comment #32933984

    Yeah, people have died from licorice! I think you can have a few pieces a day without a problem. Just don't have a pack a day. I love Dutch licorice, the less readable the label th…

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    Comment #32920077

    Thermal runaway is a contagious failure mode.

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    Comment #32920073

    I'm surprised they don't use LiFePO4? Safer, vastly more charge cycles, and it's not like packaging is a big deal.

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    Comment #32099339

    The settlement delay isn't there for technological reasons. People think they want instant! fast! until they lose their life savings because libertarian tech has no buffers.

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    Comment #32099326

    It's the latter, right? I can wire USD hundreds of thousands from my bank for $25, and the transaction takes place within an hour or two.

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    Comment #32099315

    Google bought Neverware.

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    Comment #31845414

    I guess it's "yay, filter bubbles" in 2022?

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    Comment #31845036

    Awesome. I hope that I won't have to wait long in line to get it.

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    Comment #31690247

    The cries of racism really ring hollow when they're talking about actions of a government, not a people or a culture.

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    Comment #31545978

    Sure. My most vivid memory of the 2003 protests was all the Bush fans in the crowd.

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    Comment #31545149

    This is what "limited government" looks like.

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    Comment #31543250

    Capability based operating systems require that your program possess something, like a handle, in order to do something privileged. Don't have the handle, can't do the thing. It's …

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    Comment #31543213

    As a European you are welcome by default. Look around; you are not a persecuted minority.

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    Comment #31543152

    Exactly! My point is that the fact that mechanical RO units exist and are small shouldn't detract from the utility of the purely electrical solution in the fine article.

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    Comment #31542980

    RO units require a lot of maintenance.

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    Comment #31534243

    Tesla made a partnership with a battery company, too. They used Panasonic's batteries during their formative years. Why is Tesla beholden to different rules when scaling up?

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    Comment #31526407

    Have we seen anything besides prototypes of the Cybertruck?

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    Comment #31501093

    He then showed his erect penis to her.

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    Comment #31431290

    Rust is quite a challenging language.

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    Comment #31418845

    Not using filters is huge! RO watermakers are really sensitive to poor quality water. Algae from last year's heat wave knocked out a lot of watermakers in Pacific waters.