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iamatworknow
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Comment #49023256
Can confirm many of our West US resources have been out for like 40 minutes.
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Comment #48995430
Why are you responding as if that was an attack? Not everyone needs to know every intricate detail of a system to use it. Nor should they. That type of thinking is like saying unle…
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Comment #37226818
Yeah, that totally makes sense to me.
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Comment #37225942
I did the same as a kid. Like if I was in a classroom with noisy classmates ("study hall") I'd shut my eyes and actively try to not hear them and embrace the nothingness "around" t…
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Comment #36990262
Yeah...I messed up. Damn window size and two different drivetrains for the Ioniq. Side note, web design sucks.
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Comment #36990248
Yeah, I missed that there were the two lines for the Ioniq 5 weight based on the drivetrain, and a column that was not obviously hidden with my window size, my bad.
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Comment #36990129
To me it all still comes down to charging infrastructure. The current state of batteries is good enough for me, but I live in an apartment and can't charge at home, and the availab…
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Comment #36990004
I always bought into this "meme", in part because just about every EV review I've seen mentions having to compensate for the extra weight which makes those cars less performant at …
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Comment #36868526
Look into autocross, if you haven't before. It's probably the most accessible way to get a taste of time-trial racing in real life, and events are held all over the place -- basica…
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Comment #36862642
Yeah, that's a fair point. But if things are flowing I regularly see 80+ (which probably lends itself to eventual 20 MPH when someone wrecks and causes awful traffic). Definitely d…
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Comment #36853885
A culturally relevant favorite of mine: The lives of all they occupy, their eyes in dismal gloom The all-piercing, dead oculi, mirrors of our doom Oblivious to the trespass as you …
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Comment #36853354
73 MPH? Must be a leisurely Sunday church drive (at least here in the Atlanta metro, where cars engulfed in flame on the side of the interstate are not as rare as they should be).
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Comment #36591472
I don't know what you expect this comment to do, lol.
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Comment #36522144
Maybe they do, or did in this case, but I wouldn't expect them to keep me informed on what happened.
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Comment #36521234
I had a situation a few years ago driving down a highway at night when all of a sudden I noticed a weird "thing" in the sky in front of me. It got closer and I swerved, but not eno…
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Comment #35866665
I'll second this but add _without a subscription_. I like the idea of Oura or Whoop but I don't want want the monthly fee, and just want the minimal amount of data (acceleration, h…
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Comment #29255161
The Lakers roster has the highest average age in the whole NBA by like 2 years. https://basketball.realgm.com/nba/transactions/composition_s...
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Comment #29255073
My favorite is (or, was) "Sleep Train Arena" in Sacramento. Sounds so exciting!
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Comment #26780005
Same here. I replaced the few Alexa devices in my house with Homepods over the last year and have notice no difference in how well they work because I don't use them for anything p…
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Comment #26625600
I mean no offense by this, but this opinion seems to be colored by your direct experience. There's is still A LOT of intolerance to these things to be found in the world. You're ju…
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Comment #26514782
>And maybe it's right that stories like that should be written by people who're closer to them? Both books should be able to exist simultaneously.
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Comment #26514463
I'm guessing the post you're replying to is sarcasm, or trolling, because it seems too perfectly absurd.
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Comment #26514411
The "conflating" is addressed just a couple of paragraphs later: >The above cases are each distinct. You may agree with how the book world responded in some instances, and disagree…
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Comment #26507533
When I was growing up my father was pretty frugal, so he was very early on the train of replacing all of our home's lightbulbs with fluorescents. However, I don't think he really u…
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Comment #26389059
>I think we have a larger problem where our education system is laser focused on "knowledge" and often abjectly refuses to teach anything that can be called a "skill". I've been th…