Interesting, makes a lot of sense to me as far as pricing too. However, I feel the video demonstration could greatly improve in terms of explaining and enthusiasm. It's super cool though and presentations/demos should showcase the full potential!
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bpsh
I feel SF is just difficult to live in for people not making ridiculous tech salaries or have enough wealth to afford it there. You can enjoy life in any city if you make 100k+, and some people that do will still complain about being poor ...
What if it is an authoritarian government that enacts national laws for the purpose of censorship?
Sounds like a made up story for the purpose of self promotion to me
Perhaps they meant to say that Volvo's strategy has been focusing on electric designs after 2019.
But yea, guess you can't expect journalists to be too focused on the specifics and facts these days.
I would be skeptical about this, the EU is great at speaking loudly with a tiny stick
I just blocked all network connections for softwareupdated so it can't check for updates.
Sadly both platforms are practicing censorship and are being run by people that think they are best suited to distinguish between good and evil. Reality is usually not black and white, which is why it is sad to see many platforms these days pushing strict narratives.
Welp, time to block softwareupdated and stick with Catalina for a while
Why can't you just say you don't know...
Well I never said it was for the US, instead it's globally. If you are in the US you would have even more advantages.
I would think most people agree that political bias is rampant in the media? Who is even claiming it is a conspiracy theory?
Well define not wealthy, if you have over $90,000 net worth you would be in the top 10% already.
That was fast
Wonder how much money he got to shut up
Unfortunately the goal is to drive out US Shale ...
What? You know when you take out a loan to buy a car or a house you are buying on margin right?
It's just a tool to be used. Sure it can be harmful if you don't understand it.
I was expecting a finance related article.
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