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Fordry

@ Fordry @lemmy.world

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  • Toyota claims battery with range of 745 miles, charges in 10 minutes

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  • Ehh, I used to share this take but I think it's a bit over the top now. There are at least certain vehicle models from other brands that I feel are in the sphere with Toyota, notably the Ford F-150. Used, it tends to be similar or cheaper than the Tundra in price and mostly better features and performance and it gets better fuel economy than the vaunted Tacoma, let alone the Tundra, while being significantly bigger/roomier and I dare say, not much less reliable.

  • What's a single player PC game you can't get enough of?

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  • Eufloria Classic

    Almost perfect "simple" rts. Nothing terribly complicated about how it works. Really the only thing that keeps me from saying it is perfect is the lack of ability to set rally points for units or select multiple planets to move all the seedlings(units) all at once.

  • They don't get it

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  • It definitely can be finicky. I had a portable ac that completely killed the power line ethernet connection when it ran. And my current house I have it in i use from where my router is to where my main TV is and it is unreliable even without that AC unit. So it definitely depends on the circumstances.

  • They don't get it

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  • Can be unreliable though based on what else is on the circuit. Had a portable ac that completely took my power line ethernet connection out whenever it ran.

  • Is Lemmy THE reddit alternative for you? Are you thinking about moving somewhere else?

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  • The sports stuff is pretty empty. Team specific (my teams) are mostly dead still. So I've been on the corresponding SB Nation blogs more than I had for a long time. Otherwise, just here.

  • You Can't Look at Porn on Any Reddit Third-Party App Now

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  • Red Reader will continue to function.

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    How did Lemmy.world become more popular than Lemmy.ml?

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  • This was my reasoning. Sounded like .ml was having trouble and lemmy.world was advertising their upgraded server and seemed to working good so it's what I went with.

  • Reddit is buyng 5 star reviews.

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  • It's 6th for me when I search lemmy. Visible at the bottom of the list before starting to scroll. Definitely a regular listing as far as I can tell.

  • If we call reddit users redditors, what do we call lemmy users

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  • I don't understand why this isn't the most up voted selection.

  • If The U.S. And China Go To War, Who Loses? (video)

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  • In terms of conventional warfare, nation on nation, the US wins. The US Navy, the US Air Force, the US Naval Air Force are in a completely different league of power in comparison to China.

    The thing would be what that war looks like and where it would take place. US mainland is an unlikely locale for the front lines due to the difficulties China would have getting a foothold.

    In an all out war the US does have an access point to the Chinese mainland in South Korea. Granted, the US would have to get through North Korea and that's already been tried once although the US wasn't in all out war mode the last time troops were engaged in combat there.

    Whether the US would actually be able to militarily defeat the PLA on China's home soil I don't know. We all thought Russia was extremely powerful and Ukraine just held them off and turned the tide with a bunch of NATO's old equipment.

    Obviously the Chinese economy and therefore military support capabilities are drastically different from Russia's but many do wonder if Chinese military policies being perhaps closer to Russia's than to Western standards does make one wonder if the tactics and capabilities of the US and it's allies would ultimately be too much for the PLA to overcome even if relatively well equipped and bigger.

  • Reports are appearing, in The New York Times and elsewhere, that senior Russian military officers may have known about chief of the Wagner mercenary force chief Yevgeny Prigozhin’s plans in advance an

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  • This is wild.

  • Reddit is doing the Fediverse a huge favor

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  • I think it will make a noticeable impact to Reddit. And maybe the initial impact won't look very big but when a large group suddenly sprouts up somewhere else, and that group is largely the active, community driving members, thats going to have an impact.

  • How much of an impact is the protest really having on Reddit?

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  • And Reddit will probably do something else before long to drive even more people away and hopefully the Fediverse will be better prepared and ready for the influx with a better user experience.

  • How much of an impact is the protest really having on Reddit?

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  • I've decided to devote the time I spent there on learning programming. Much more useful. And roam around here some still of course.

  • How much of an impact is the protest really having on Reddit?

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  • Unfortunately, articles I've seen about this on the front pages of major, classic, news outlets primarily report spez's position and don't mention any of the nonsense stuff that's gone on.

  • North Korea: Residents tell BBC of neighbours starving to death

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  • It's really unfortunate that China has allowed this state to exist for this long. Or ever really.

  • Why did reddit not buy apollo?

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  • Didn't you hear? Christian is a lying, scheming, impossible to work with, dev who they just couldn't possibly work out a deal with.

  • Recent Reddit-converts, how many times have you "mistakenly" opened Reddit in the past day?

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  • Dunno, at least 10

  • Apollo’s Christian Selig explains his fight with Reddit — and why users revolted

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  • Myspace was huge and essentially died. Same with Digg. I don't think Reddit is too big to die.