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How about, it's 2025 and the damned iPhone still can't even adhere to web standards.
How about, it's 2025 and the damned iPhone still can't even adhere to web standards.
Long term we are all dead.
It might cost less long term, but only if you're going to be in that house long term - 7+ years according to my calculations when I was contemplating such a system.
You'll never get the money back when you sell.
The other concern I have had for rooftop PV is hail storms, which we get a lot of in the US midwest. Nobody will insure the damn things because of it.
Finally, when the roof needs to be torn off and replaced, moving solar panels adds a massive expense to the job.
The siren song of negative electric bills keeps me wondering though....
If you fail to see how Kamala Harris was an extreme woke leftist, you really need to do some introspection.
> HiDive
Why do you say it's worse? I was just contemplating a subscription for DANMACHI dubs.
I read (though admittedly I can't remember where) that the lab and the wet market shared a subway line.
The lab leak theory says that someone at the lab got infected while at the lab, then left and took the train, spreading it there.
People give the 'Fisher Price' interface a bad rap - but it was the modern styling trend back them - reference the Apple 'fruit' iMac, the, toy looking controls in GM cars (among others), etc. It was the 90s, and that was hip.
Wait and see. The challenge system implemented a couple of years ago really did help the game. Challenging tag calls and such seems to be working well.
Hopefully the ball/strike calls help in the same way, and don't simply provide fodder for people to complain when they don't like their calls.
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
Cheap?
Cheap for who? Zuckerberg?
That f'ing thing costs $350 at Costco. I can eat for two months on that.
> universal healthcare.
The only thing that will do is shift our anger from the private insurance industry refusing to pay for this over to the government refusing to pay for this.
I know Cisco has specific SKUs that are US manufactured units specifically for government use. They are the same devices they sell as the Asian manufactured units, just built in the US, with a corresponding higher price tag.
Interesting. I need a new laser printer as my old one just finally gave up the ghost. Maybe that's the way forward.
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