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Admit it, one of them fucked your partner!
Seriously, stop whining about politics and stick to facts and solutions. You'll get much further in life and have more friends.
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Don't forget slowing down for traffic, getting cut off, keeping speed on down hills
This^^^ and then use batteries for when you DO actually stop/start, accelerate to pass, and for pulling up a hill so you don't have to ramp up the engine RPM too much to generate the electricity needed to power the electric motors only up that hill.
Hint: even long haul trucks don't run full throttle all the time. So the question is, how do you recover the massive amounts of energy when they have to slow down/ hold on the down hill and then use it when you need to accelerate again/ pull back up the hill.
Which part of applied thermodynamics don't the rest of you understand.
You, him, and the R's don't get off that easy. The No True Scotsman argument holds no water. He calls himself a Republican, the Republican party accepts and supports him, and probability theory says at least one registered Republican voted for him; if not two.
Citation: 1856 case of "If it walks like a duck and quacks like a Duck
So I know there are some NFC security factors what probably need to be tightened up before I want something pushed to my phone, but isn't this a perfect opportunity for NFC on the pay terminal? We already have CC terminals with touch to pay. As a first step, well before we start mandating and/or banning anything, what about passing contactless payment receipts back to the customer's device and then displaying it? Second step, even for CC contact payments the customer would hold their phone to the terminal and get the receipt.
Just an idea of how to do it without giving out email addresses, which take time, rubs me the wrong way, and does seem like a bigger add to the terminals than NFC.
If you don't understand the difference in the War on Drugs and the War on Cryptomining it isn't worth explaining it.
No need to ban mining. Ban use in transactions and you make it worthless. Boom, no one will mine it except for the darkest of web transactions and even then probably not. But if they do it'll be so few as to not matter AND have enough of a power density footprint it'll be easy to detect like grow houses. Then just start jacking up their electricity rates until they stop. Not even a need to raid or fine just keep collecting via their electric bill >;-)
Crystal City is the opposite of affordable. I mean yeah the actual literally named area of Crystal City has semi-affordable apartments, but not a lot of them and if you want more than the basics you're going to have to look into even pricier areas or endure a horrid commute (and still pretty high prices). Living in the greater DC metro area is cheaper than NYC, but not that much. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of...
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Thank you for a very accurate, non-car, analogy.
When I'm interviewing for certain roles there are many times when my feedback to the recruiters is, "this person will get bored on project X
Bottom line is I'm not gonna ask (or pay) a CS to spend their entire day coding up basic web pages using a nearly 10yo tech stack ([cough] federal [cough]). Instead, go find me someone who just finished a coding bootcamp that wants to build their resume and while showing me how they can take the client's aging tech stack into the modern era.
Its also Google. They are more likely to be spearphished than anonymous cowards
So they get more of them and better ones.
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it is. As another poster said, I use it daily to get around the fact that I can't have my phone with me at my desk.
God made the integers; all else is the work of Man. -- Kronecker
