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A common refrain I've heard about those commercial monitors is that they can't really do gaming due to input latency, since they're not built for input, they're built for commercial display and what commercial display customer cares about input latency. But I haven't verified that.

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it's not misleading, it's pointing out the GOPs actual position, which is to reduce costs that the manufacturer can't avoid to save them money. If safety regs are gutted, manufacturers get to keep the prices the same, but make more money. If instead more regulations are put in that necessitate reducing costs in other areas it will just cost the manufacturers money.

that's totaling from an insurance perspective, not from a repairability perspective. if somehow your bumper cost more than like 70% of the car's value then you had a decently old car which would have required very specific parts to fix.

pretty sure a lot of that is due to american's needs to pack a bunch of stuff into their car. we prioritize cabin space. European cars meet the same safety standards and yet aren't nearly as large.

while yes, it is an inflammatory title, it's kind of the reverse of what the republicans are doing, which is phrasing that cars are too expensive in order to gut safety regs that cost car manufacturers money rather than make them money.

No, neither. You’re making up a position and pretending like I believe that to make my argument look weak. I’m not the one posting shit sources.

I mean it is obvious after reading, the problem is that most people aren’t going to read the sources, they’re just reading the comment. They’re not going to click through and see that several are literally Chinese propaganda sites. They’re going to take the original comment at face value. If they then skip the sources and read my comment stating what the sources actually are then they’re less likely to be influenced.

Seeing as how pulling out of a country is incredibly difficult, I would not in any way say that that is cooperating with Israel. And Israel has the number one teams that crack iPhone security so I’m fairly confident that even if Apple locked down their phones from Israel, they would still manage to use them. Of course it would be better if Apple even tried to do what you suggest, but in actuality it’s a logistical and most likely futile effort.

Go ahead and post the same link for Google job listings. I’ll wait.

Having jobs in the country has nothing to do with being a “committed partner”. You’re making up connections that are most likely not there. Same for anyone claiming the same about Google. Microsoft on the other hand is directly selling and assisting the IDF, they are a committed partner.