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  • Key to H2 economy: Toyota portable H2 cartridge

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  • A kinda doubt it. A PEM fuel cell usually has a small amount of very expensive elements (like platinum) so I doubt they would be particularly feasible for something like an ebike.

  • US economic resilience in wake of pandemic, inflation battle 'fantastic achievement'

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  • Honestly, I can accept the inflation issue of prices never truly going down, but when seemingly very little is done to help offset them you start having issues. Add to that most economists loudly broadcasting that the economy is reaching new highs while a lot of middle class households have to pay more of their earnings on housing and food, and you are just sowing a lot of discontent. That is largely my issue, as irrational as it might appear at first glance to be angry with an article just saying that inflation has decreased from its highs.

  • US economic resilience in wake of pandemic, inflation battle 'fantastic achievement'

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  • Yes, but they don't even mention the yearly target in the article, just broadly allude to inflation not being an issue anymore, even though it has actively driven prices up significantly for pretty much everything for the last few years. It is absolutely a pain point that is often glossed over when talking about the economy, usually when commenting how good it is.

    As for the job market, I'm in tech. It's insanely hard to get a job right now, as most places simply aren't hiring (or worse, put up job ads but have no plan to fill them, as insane as that is). Wages have stagnated for sure, and housing has gone up in price. I haven't actually seen many high wage growth for a lot of stuff around me either, mostly just adjusting lower end wages so that people can (mostly) afford rent. 2% inflation is better than the last couple of years, but the article linked completely downplayed all of those factors. Which is why I said it was bullshit.

  • US economic resilience in wake of pandemic, inflation battle 'fantastic achievement'

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  • Basically the IMF saying that we've defeated inflation by keeping around 2% (forgetting to mention they are looking at a yearly number, and not talking about he last couple of years of very high inflation). Also very heavily glossing over the stagnant job market and ultimately saying the economy is doing swimmingly!

    Also known as pretty obvious bullshit.

  • The Very Real Scenario Where Trump Loses and Takes Power Anyway

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  • Looks at friendly jordies and raises eyebrow.

  • Magnet-free induction motor aims to nearly halve carbon emissions

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  • It's supposed to give between ~300-450hp, doubt this could be used in an ebike.

  • Mark Robinson sues CNN over report he wrote racist posts on porn website

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  • Its pretty obvious. They use the idea of reasonable doubt in the investigation, but then point out specific instances of him basically saying the same thing on both Twitter and Nude Africa, using terms of phrase that are very uncommon, generally on the same day. It was pretty damning.

  • Switching back to Firefox

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  • Very much a ymmv, but I use Firefox on windows and Linux, don't really have an issue with it. Hope it helps!

  • Switching back to Firefox

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  • Maybe try an extension like chameleon? I've had it on with ublock when using YouTube for a bit, makes it seem like I'm using chrome to YouTube.

  • DOJ indicates it’s considering Google breakup following monopoly ruling

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  • AT&T classic or new AT&T (Verizon, sprint/t-mobile)?

  • Senator tells Native American candidate to go back to where she came from, storms out of public event

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  • And best of all, it was because she answered the question of, "Did she think discrimination was an issue in the state? "

  • YouTube Shorts can now run up to three minutes

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  • YouTube Shorts can now run up to three minutes

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  • They've begun to realize how they're kinda impossible to really make a profit off of.

  • Laptop for Linux use

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  • Dang, you weren't kidding with the price of a used x220 (I have an x230 that I got for less than I'm currently seeing on ebay a while back, and the only thing that really made me switch to something newer was the screen). Maybe a newer thinkpad or an hp elitebook? I think as long as you have something newer than a 2nd Gen I series chip, there really shouldn't be an issue if you're basically just using it for text processing. If you start with models with ddr3 and sata drives you should be able to get very cheap replacement parts for a while yet.

  • How the US Lost the Solar Power Race to China

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  • Tldr: We didn't invest much in it, and China did for years.

  • Protestation

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  • It depends. I think more than anything, people in the same socio-economic class tend to be able to emphasize easier with each other, which is why those that are wealthy can't always put themselves in shoes of someone less fortunate than themselves.

  • Three Mile Island nuclear plant set for restart on Microsoft AI power deal

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  • Truly erasing the carbon footprint for hundreds of miles around!

  • y hello there

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  • So is it Copper or sulfate?

  • USPS' long-awaited new mail truck makes its debut to rave reviews from carriers

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  • The main reason you seem to have been down voted soo much is because you said that Dejoy was the cause of the recent improvements in the postal system. While he was over the USPS during the changes, it's pretty obvious that he's not the reason for them. $22hr is decent, but it really does depend on where you live, and they do have deliver a lot of packages, so it's not an amazingly cushy job (I think a UPS driver is paid like ~$30hr in my area, although you could argue they are moving more packages on avg).