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Comment Re: Finally common sense (Score 2) 115

This law is not about E assist bikes, it's about the full electric Sauron types with a throttle, they require no peddling , can hit 60mph with mild mods. Unfortunately, e assist bikes will fall into the this broad catagory. A legal e assist bike will be capped to 15 mph with peddling, but you can buy any number of Chinese full electric bikes off Amazon or eBay.

Comment Re: An injection IN YOUR EYE? (Score 1) 10

You do realise that the eyes normal filling is gel like right? This is why people suffer detached retinas as they age, the gel becomes stiffer and rips the retina. If your eye is healthy, they can use saline to replace the gel fluid ( if you have massive floater problems), buts a risky operation.

Comment Re: TL;DR (Score 1) 144

Majority mp3go is the spiritual successor to the Sansa Clip, the DAC is rubbish but it has a decent screen and Bluetooth. Sansa really like stepping their own dicks offering either Bluetooth or expandable memory. But man , the sound quality of the old clip was pretty awesome. If you go to $50 range , the Fiio products start coming in, and they are quite nice.

Comment Re: Very HW Dependent (Score 1) 117

This right here âï. My old thinkpad has a second gen i5, it runs 10 great, and it screams on the Mint partition. Why the fuck would I get rid of it just because M$ arbitrarily decided not to include it in an upgrade path, ( it COULD run11 fine)When 10 LTS support ends, that partition goes bye bye. The old Thinkpads are rugged, easy to work on, and parts are readily available.

Comment Re: Isn't if You Click the Site, You Have Consente (Score 1) 102

If all the sites were that easy, it wouldn't be a problem, at least 1/3 of them require a labyrinthine process to untuck all the little boxes. When the law was created, it should have specified a process of accept all, reject all, click here to manage individual choice. It's far from that easy.

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