https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex_post_facto_law

Changes to the law are only considered ex post facto laws in the United States when they bring about a criminal punishment - So prosecutors couldn’t charge Trump if the 22nd amendment was changed to only allow 1 term, for example. So if the 22nd amendment was altered to allow for more terms, it would not be considered an Ex post facto law

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calder_v._Bull

IANAL, but this is what I was taught in high school

The charging people for mileage on unlimited mileage rentals scam isn’t working

The charging people for gasoline on EV rentals scam isn’t working, better sell the cars.

All you hear about Hertz is how they’re trying new ways to gouge customers that are such obvious bullshit that it makes people paying attention swear them off. I would never rent a car from them.

https://www.amd.com/en/products/processors/server/epyc/4th-generation-9004-and-8004-series/amd-epyc-9754.html

Launched June of 2023

128c/256t

$11,900

400w TDP

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/240777/intel-xeon-6980p-processor-504m-cache-2-00-ghz/specifications.html

Launched Q3 of 2024

128c/256t

$17,800

500w TDP

I don’t think Granite Rapids are going to flip it back in Intels favor

It’s the vim part I haven’t heard

no-vem-ber and no-vem-bur I’ve heard

I have never in my life heard someone say “no-vim-bur”

What areas have this accent?

If you skimp on ingredients while raising prices, and then try to lock any sort of reasonable deal behind a creepy data collection app, customers are likely to notice and choose a better option. Sucks to suck.

It’s not harmful, but it really depends on what roles you’re trying to land.

I usually recommend going for A+ then Network+, then Linux+ for new technicians at data centers.

If you’re worried about interviewing, I can say from the other side of the table that actual projects and working through issues shows experience more clearly than simply studying for and passing a cert. Even something simple like setting your desktop/server to be the DHCP server (instead of the router being the DHCP server)

It might be useful if they had bothered to link to the report they’re referencing, or maybe even tell us who made the report.

Well yeah, driving people to quit to save money on severance from the impending layoffs is the whole point of forcing them to return to the office

Based.

Armed minorities are harder to oppress

One must imagine Sisyphus happy

Because it is a bot that

1. Gives a biased opinion
2. Pretends to be objective
3. Was not asked for, and does not need to exist
4. Forced onto the users despite many objections

One could just block it if they wished, but many users feel that their only way to give real feedback is by downvoting it. The Lemmy World admins have clearly shown they will not remove it no matter how the userbase feels.

If it simply gave the admins/mods feedback about sites, there wouldn’t be very much pushback. But since it’s in every story, giving an opinion of the news organization, it is attempting to influence the conversation.

So it will be removed after the election, right?

Agreed - they want your money here, not your liberty.

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Heavier (6,898 pounds compared to 5,540 for the F-150), lithium fire risk, inattentive drivers using the FSD

This is all on top of how dangerous American trucks have become to others

More importantly, Anderson has eight vehicles. GEICO is only choosing to terminate the insurance coverage from Cybertruck and is actively pursuing renewal of his vehicle coverage for the rest. This leaves no doubt that GEICO’s issue is directly related to the Tesla Cybertruck and not to Anderson or other factors.

Why would someone own 8 vehicles?

Robert added, “It makes no sense, as there are other, riskier cars out there. Let me know if you recommend any insurer for the truck. I have eight cars with an amazing record. I will be canceling my entire Geico policy!! Bye-bye!”

I can’t think of a vehicle that is more likely to be a risk to others than the Cybertruck. I’m sure insurance adjusters see how people use Tesla FSD in spite of its shortcomings. The truck is heavy as hell and breaks in all sorts of ways others vehicles don’t.

Agreed, having a minimum speed sign on a stroad is just begging for pedestrian deaths. It would be such an obvious liability that nobody in charge of transportation would allow it.

I wonder if this might have more to do with Dealerships trying to steer customers away from EVs to maintain their main source of revenue in the maintenance department.

Nah, that’s crazy. Obviously this business with a reputation for sleazy business practices just has a genuine interest in keeping the price of cars low for the customers benefit!