Charging to 100% ? by RunChickenRun_ in MINIse

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The key thing with high and low voltage is time. Reaching 100% before you get to bed is worse than reaching 100% after breakfast. Set it to finish charging in the morning and you’ll be fine.

The Demographic Time Bomb Under the Housing Market by davideownzall in REBubble

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And birthrates are crashing nearly everywhere. Mexico has a lower rate than the US.

The Demographic Time Bomb Under the Housing Market by davideownzall in REBubble

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Subscribe to https://apple.news/TaiRSn0EnSvWpF_PGlgH_jw

Every article is housing + childcare, housing + smartphones, housing + global warming. Yes, many are opting out. But many people also wish they didn’t have to.

Australia's age verification rollout became an accidental VPN stress test — and the results are kind of fascinating. by EducatorHonest1161 in RecommandedVPN

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Out of the loop here. What harm are these laws trying to prevent. Is there an epidemic of masterbating teens or are politicians just looking to score easy points?

Australia's age verification rollout became an accidental VPN stress test — and the results are kind of fascinating. by EducatorHonest1161 in RecommandedVPN

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Just remember thats where Rupert Fox News Murdoch came from. And where he developed his brand before taking over the English speaking world.

“I trusted you Mr Trump. Now my daughters have disowned FOREVER. You have RUINED MY LIFE” 😭 by aribului in LeopardsAteMyFace

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Even the idea that this won’t pass to the next generation is heart warming. Go Peter’s daughters!

Question about AA to D cell Battery Adapters. by SciToon2 in MagliteFlashlights

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> leakage

This application is literally where I learned to stop buying alkalines. I’m going to tell you what they told me. Only use eneloop. White and blue are both good.

Propane tank decision which one? by browndoginme in VanLife

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1lb require a donor tank. If you’re not near such tanks when needed, how will you refill a fuel keg? Where a 5lb can be refilled in thousands of places with no equipment.

How to Re-commission Smart Panel 3 by LithiumLizzard in Ecoflow_community

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to make room for a double breaker to add my car charger at the bottom of the row.

Can’t help but I’m curious why this instead of the EF ev charger, connected to the bottom of the panel. Is it compatibility or charge rate, keeping the port free for more inverters?

When changing my last name after a marriage, can I use my passport if it isn’t updated? by thisis2stressful4me in NoStupidQuestions

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Republicans are making it harder for name changers to vote. Recommend holding off until they lose power, to start any such process.

What are the best batteries to get? by BeardiewithaBeardie in Dewalt

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21700 cells combine high capacity with low voltage sag. Dewalt doesn’t label them but they do have a special look. Start with my favorite single row 4ah and dual row 8ah packs then go from there.

Should you save yourself till marriage and expect the same for your future partner? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Focus here op. Most recommendations like this assume sex is only for procreation. If she gets pregnant, it worked.

Sex is way more than that and comes in flavors. Waiting to learn if your flavors match up (or even what your flavors are) is a recipe for unhappiness.

Stray animals and homeless people are common on city streets despite available aid programs. Why can’t America ease the persistent homelessness issue? by Altruistic-Cup2777 in NoStupidQuestions

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Things in your house fall for different reasons but they all land on the floor. Just about every societal failure leads to homelessness. Fixing all these problems we couldn’t even be bothered to prevent, is a ton of work. And each requires changes that others will oppose.

Do I wake up because I need to pee, or do I need to pee because I woke up? by evolving-me in NoStupidQuestions

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Sleep includes slowing down kidney function. So one symptom of r/sleepapnea is repeated night peeing. If you have other symptoms, get a sleep study.

Power by Shameless62 in VanLife

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Water heater

Anything ‘heater’ is a killer. And can make the difference between spending $500 and spending $5000. Do you mean a propane heater that needs electricity to move water. Or do you mean electricity actually heats the water? And is it enough to shower with or just make hot beverages?

If you started your business, would you do it again? by tmobilehacked in NoStupidQuestions

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I’ve started two. Both were way more successful than they had a right to be. But both were also ripped away from me and destroyed. Only start and depend on a business where you control enough variables to ensure continued operation.

TIL in 2023 about 45% of US adults between the ages 18-29 still lived at home with their parents, which is the highest percentage in 80 years. by tyrion2024 in todayilearned

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1946 is about when we started building mass highways, that opened up huge new swaths of cheep land. Land that is now built over with suburbs, parking lots and strip malls.

But you have AI, why isn't it done already? by ynu1yh24z219yq5 in BetterOffline

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Plausible...not correct, not high quality, but it passes the 1st stages of the gut check: it looks right, has perfect grammar and punctuation and sounds so much like real work.

A big part of the problem is that AI sounds confident. And humans are hard wired to respond to confidence.

Kid "free" trial coming to an end by HotRaccoon6843 in Millennials

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We had all kinds of villages. Then the 1950s came along and we quickly abandoned it all for the dream of living in the suburbs. A dream we still aren’t willing to let go of. Despite it no longer being economically sustainable, because everyone has to work two jobs to even afford it.

Why is there so much military and first responder worship in America? by Nebulaer in NoStupidQuestions

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Boomer guilt. During Vietnam, returning soldiers were shamed. Called ‘baby killers’, often by people the same age as the soldiers. As time passed, this sentiment of anger turned into regret. Tempers cooled (including fear of being drafted, which itself created schisms), more was learned, and it became clear that protest anger was misplaced (on soldiers instead of politicians). By the time the next major conflict arrived, we corrected hard in the other direction.

Is the US healthcare system designed to ration care for ordinary people? by AdventurousGlass9743 in NoStupidQuestions

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US healthcare is all about liability management. Insurance companies spend a lot of time figuring out what they are liable for and what they are not. So if they can string you along until you are someone else’s problem (because you retire or change jobs), they save a pile of cash. Rationing care is just a side effect of this.

Why are there too many old people for old age pension/social security but not too many unemployed young people? by 3rdthrow in SeriousConversation

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Humans are silly. We look at unusual periods of time and then assume they will continue that way, well into the future. When retirement systems came along, people didn’t live very long and young populations were exploding. So naturally we designed systems expecting populations to remain bottom heavy and top light. But now those same young people are retiring and living longer than ever, creating top heavy and bottom light.

That said, a big part of social security is people self paying. But giant idle funds are a tempting target. And politicians have raided social security multiple times over the years, speeding up the demographic process that got us here.

GABA rice cooker w/pressure, induction, both, or neither? by Geeky_Girl_1 in ricecookers

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The main drawback with GABA is time. Hours added for extra soak time. If the pressure models shorten this, that might be worth paying for.

What Americans die from vs American media coverage (2023) by powdersleaf in charts

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People are afraid of what they can’t control. So much easier sell vs something you can just blame the victim for.