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toomuchequate
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Comment #20910623
Ford is behind. GM and Nissan are not.
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Comment #20835443
Nissan in Farmington Hills, Toyota in Ann Arbor?
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Comment #20754128
If you want to be immune, look at the data. They can lie in experiments and stats, but that is up to you to decide.
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Comment #20728083
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Comment #20653322
>I wonder what makes people believe that the internet should be this sort of "law free" place where anyone can implement all the exploitative behaviour which is otherwise forbidden…
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Comment #20641684
Don't keep fiat?
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Comment #20362908
Easy to say. I can't imagine doing signaling and having to build a spec.
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Comment #20362103
Can you list examples where it hasnt worked? I support a USB system and I this was my worry since day 1. Curious, and it would be helpful
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Comment #20239373
Hold them/the company responsible. They should have internal policing. When there are billions at stake, I don't understand why these kind of things aren't torn open by lawyers.
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Comment #20218144
Plastic are fossil fuels.
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Comment #20218112
That is the PR reason. The real reason is aftermarket changes/repairs/services. Tesla wants 100% of that business, reminds me of Apple.
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Comment #20211958
Hmm, should I use United States Dollars? OR Facebook United States Dollars? I'm going with G.) Other. Hording cash is a terrible investment idea. EDIT: Hording and Investing typica…
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Comment #20204514
If it is pegged to USD, there is no investment potential. It is just as bad as cash. The idea behind bitcoin is that you don't need to rely on the US government for storing value. …
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Comment #20195115
>I highly doubt that anyone read this and actually thought that there was some sort of global law requiring this. I did! or at least US wide law.
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Comment #20189796
>10 hours a day I would hope they are spending many of those hours reading instead of doing the physical exercise. In my experience playing, after only a few hours, I stop getting …
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Comment #20189782
>You have to have an argument that will pursuade the uneducated, poorly informed neighbor first. An emotional/moral argument will be a coinflip with these people. Will they side wi…
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Comment #20189771
I thought this was confirmed to be Russian Propaganda
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Comment #20189746
> Even if it was a paid ad, any sort of endorsement from Amazon would certainly "fool" all the middle aged parents out there who can't be arsed to do extensive research on third pa…
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Comment #20189582
By the way, be careful who you tell this to. The anti-intellectuals will spin this to prove their own points without any understanding of math or physics. I've seen this happen, an…
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Comment #20161449
Better, blame the people who voted them in. In modern times regulations are monopolistic power grabs by corporations, not the 'protection' they are intended to be. It has been clea…
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Comment #20161417
Same. Lots of dumb money in the market too. Reminds me of Crypto before each collapse.
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Comment #20143269
What are all levels of communication? >Urgent- Phone call/in person/contact boss >Need response within 1 day - IM >Beyond 1 day- Email Just a thought, curious if there are any bett…
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Comment #20143075
They are prob PC gamers anyway. What hardcore gamer mains consoles?
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Comment #20143074
The whole commercial was a reminder how closed off console gaming is. >SSD Yeah that reminds me how far behind console gaming is.