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The same exact reply was posted twice from the same account and once from a different account with less punctuation. So I assumed they posted once and it didn't look like it worked (but did), they tried again and it didn't look like it worked (but did) so they logged out and back in to try again, except it logged into and posted from a different account.

¯\_ (ツ)_/¯ I've done it when my connection is being crappy.

They posted the same reply from 2 different accounts. And it doesn't appear to be one of those bots that copies replies and reposts them.

I think you just outed your alt.

Time and screen space are limited. When I take a poo break, I don't want to have to wade through a bunch of posts in a language I don't speak or about sports I care nothing about. But at the same time I am open to new communities that I might not have imagined even existed. So I just leave it on all and block the communities/instances I'm not interested in. It was a lot of work at first, but it's pretty nice now.

Yeah, I definitely knew it was fake when they called it a "beautiful neighborhood". My friend did you even look at the picture you sent?

It started in the 70's, By the 80's Ruger was putting it on all of theirs. After Dix V Baretta in the 90's it became fairly standard.

I can remember the Yahoo chat rooms of the 90's. It's always been doods cybering lesbian sex with each other.

If that's what truly brings you joy; I'm sure they would be accepting.

I mean, you'd likely get banned. But I doubt there would be any lingering hard feelings.

For a smaller EV It would take around 200kWh worth of battery for a 600 mile range. The current Tesla "superchargers" put out 250kWh. So whatever is going to charge this battery will have to output roughly an order of magnitude more power in order to charge the battery in 6 minutes. That's an impressive and scary amount of energy transfer.

Edit: I don't know where I got 6 minutes from. So not quite 10X the power for charging, but a LOT more than current chargers.

One does not "own" jumping spiders. One only gets graced by their presence (and tricks, they are smart little f'ers).

I'm talking semis with ~1000 watt linears. And analog hardwired cameras. I can watch it happen at work.

You'd be surprised. A CB radio with a high wattage amplifier is enough to scramble analog hardwired cameras when its keyed up.