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    Comment #41776980

    Would it be also odd if feds said that a house must have a smoke alarm during its sale? Both of these items you probably wish to never be thankful to. Also, in grand scheme of thin…

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    Comment #41775193

    Can we see it?

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    Comment #41765093

    PIT maneuver is not a T-bone. Even if you cut across a lane (from C to A) there won't be enough of lateral velocity to make it potentially deadly. That's one the of the major point…

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    Comment #41764889

    Have you measured it?

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    Comment #41764853

    It's disheartening to see that much parking place around that spot.

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    Comment #41720959

    JSless alternative https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-47176

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    Comment #41635257

    Check out what they do in India[a]. It's not beyond the realm of possibility to misremember it exactly. a: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thousands_separator#Examples_o...

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    Comment #41623638

    >You can’t really do that without investing heavily in cycling infrastructure With the insane amount of investment put towards appeasing cars [sic] I think it's just a matter of pr…

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    Comment #41623478

    Well, I assumed Exif and embedded color profile would have been expressive enough for this. I do agree I'm a bit out of my depth when it comes to raw photo data but Exif seemed to …

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    Comment #41599905

    Which metadata exactly? Is the actual concern that someone unaware might accidentally stumble on the unprocessed image?

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    Comment #41590849

    NAT traversal, on both sides!

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    Comment #41581339

    Quite ironically, turbochargers remove a big deal of sound from exhaust, because the energy is extracted back to do useful work. Otherwise it would be emitted as noise pollution, w…

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    Comment #41579136

    By that train of thought alcohol and tobacco were harmless until nasty bureaucrats came along and demanded that things must be explicitly labeled. Website operators are anything bu…

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    Comment #41577310

    Could you perhaps muster up the courage to clearly substantiate what you're criticizing? These terms "government", "regulation", "lawmakers" come off as dogwhistles. It's not like …

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    Comment #41565181

    I would like to see this myth tested. From my experience even reasonably priced cars have decent enough noise insulation. Exhaust pipes face back. Inverse square law means the radi…

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    Comment #41557180

    Huh, it's almost as if using a pickup truck to go for groceries isn't the best idea. How about that.

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    Comment #41555081

    Silly aside: I didn't read the book and was very confused for a long time since I assumed end ian meant the specified byte goes last.

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    Comment #41554636

    And that's an issue why exactly? Lamenting something that's contributing to climate change (so already killing people) is insane.

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    Comment #41554173

    It truly boggles the mind how quick people are to justify causing birth defects just so they could satisfy their sporty launch fetish.

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    Comment #41547711

    This is the stupidest discriminatory hurdle that ought to be regulated ASAP. With cash or card on hand you can get fossil fuels with only one question asked, "anything else?". Elec…

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    Comment #41547113

    Using inspector I threw together some divs and styled them using the aforementioned CSS property values and it definitely works. Columns work, and it even responds to table-layout:…

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    Comment #41512713

    Not mentioned: display: table; display: table-row-group; display: table-header-group; display: table-footer-group; display: table-row; display: table-cell; display: table-column-gr…

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    Comment #41510280

    I would like to believe engineers care too. A simple action like standing up or being on a bus that's taking a curve will make items on your person weigh more.

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    Comment #41486607

    Shipping? Government services online? Piedmont airport? Alcoholics anonymous? Obviously not. Please introduce your initialisms, if it's not guaranteed that first result in a search…

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    Comment #41465664

    The "quads only" rationalizations come off as quite cargo-culty. Sure, edge rings won't have dead ends, and that's useful when adding edge loops to increase detail, but doesn't nec…