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eddanger
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Comment #29072860
We often fear salmonella in meat but our blindspot is often salmonella in salad and veggies. Be careful out there! https://www.cdc.gov/salmonella/outbreaks-active.html
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Comment #28528885
I totally agree. The A&W burger in Canada is superior to other fast-food chains hands down. It seems to be A&W in name only.
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Comment #28462054
In this post-apocalyptic scenario I think the range would be secondary to using the battery for day-to-day living. The RV could have solar and keep the battery topped off all the t…
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Comment #28369707
My astute guess is ASML.
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Comment #28369652
Folks understand L1 and L5. The levels between are such a blur and mix-match of things that I don't think anything is even accomplished having these levels. I agree with you, from …
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Comment #28282181
> Not until they reach parity of charging station with petrol station One thing to remember is that all ICE cars need a gas station but not all EVs need a public charging station. …
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Comment #28171208
I have purchased maybe one or two packs in my lifetime but somehow I have half the worlds supply of tennis balls in my back yard.
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Comment #27585144
I would love to see re-certification of "professional" drivers. Almost daily I encounter taxi or semi-truck operators driving at the limit of what is acceptable.
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Comment #25391477
> Tesla is only a success on the stock market. They are not profitable Tesla has had 5 straight quarters of profitability.
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Comment #15543023
... and soon there will be a ban on export of plastic bristle brushes due to national security concerns.
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Comment #15223882
Dear Leader can't be broken in HTML or real life.
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Comment #13369693
This is very exciting for the future of Autopilot. I thought it was amazing already. I can't wait to see what they have in store.
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Comment #12163161
Really liked the article in the first issue exploring the solar powered battery. Very cool to see something on solar power when it was just the start of a cool idea and knowing whe…
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Comment #9661939
Added a patch for Moped::BSON in Rails here https://gist.github.com/eddanger/9408317d5d508d8e9ba7
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Comment #9605912
Quicktime Streaming Server comes to mind. But holy-hell it was a pain to manually configure and use.
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Comment #7923954
I haven't tried Go programming. I really like all these alternate programming languages/tools coming to all these platforms. Very cool. So many things to learn, so little time. How…
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Comment #7684294
So now is a good time to invest... got it.
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Comment #7683096
I hope the Americans don't use this as an excuse to stick with their old school system. I guess in one way they are closer to the Kingdom of England than us Canadians are.
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Comment #7670663
Can someone explain these graphs to a colour blind guy?
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Comment #7513005
I never considered this technology could be used during a disaster. That is a brilliant use case that could save lives. No phone, no power, trapped under rubble this could be your …
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Comment #7512927
Scary stuff. Personally my wife and I have decided it's time to get serious about creating a disaster kit. The "big one" could hit any time. Hope nobody was hurt in Chile or South …
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Comment #7478586
Very cool. Been looking at adding chat discovery into a BLE (iBeacon) app I've working on. Any idea how it discovers other devices and establishes a connection?
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Comment #7478097
So true. Microsoft used to be only about productivity software. Then they became a game company. I see a lot of parallels with Facebook. A social company becoming a game company. X…