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*What is with this new thing of pumping gas with your car on?*

Seriously. When did that stop being seen as super dangerous? I remember when there used to be signs at pumps saying to shut engines off, and figured they were taken down because it was public knowledge. I just started a new job as a driver, and both people I shadowed started pumping with the engine running! The second one I'm like "isn't that dangerous?" He's like I can turn the truck off if you want, but I've never had an issue. That's well and good for you, but I don't want to blow up from this POS truck with a broken exhaust sparking and igniting vapors! Then a few days later I'm filling up the truck and the car in front of me is idling and fueling! What am I missing?! submitted by /u/GrizDrummer25 to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]
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Never mind global warming, world hunger and a continuous loss of biodiversity.

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*Hasbro has just laid off 1100 people, heavily focused on WotC and particularly art staff, before Christmas to cut costs. CEO takes home $8 million bonus.*

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What is with this new thing of pumping gas with your car on?

Seriously. When did that stop being seen as super dangerous? I remember when there used to be signs at pumps saying to shut engines off, and figured they were taken down because it was public knowledge. I just started a new job as a driver, and both people I shadowed started pumping with the engine running! The second one I'm like "isn't that dangerous?" He's like I can turn the truck off if you want, but I've never had an issue. That's well and good for you, but I don't want to blow up from this POS truck with a broken exhaust sparking and igniting vapors! Then a few days later I'm filling up the truck and the car in front of me is idling and fueling! What am I missing?! submitted by /u/GrizDrummer25 to r/NoStupidQuestions link comments
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Hasbro has just laid off 1100 people, heavily focused on WotC and particularly art staff, before Christmas to cut costs. CEO takes home $8 million bonus.

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I need somebody with a submarine brain to help me on this one

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*5 простых способов справиться с нервами перед важным событием*

Много репетировать, глубоко дышать или активно двигаться — найдите свой метод расслабиться.
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*Act fast: AirTags just hit their lowest price of 2023, and they arrive before Christmas*

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. If you have an iPhone and want an item tracker, you can’t do better than an AirTag. And while a four-pack of AirTags has been discounted for much of the holiday season, Amazon’s finally discounting a single AirTag. You can get an AirTag for just $24—$5 off the $29 price tag—at Amazon, which is the lowest price we’ve seen all year long. It’ll arrive before Christmas, and even faster if you’re a Prime member since you’ll unlock free shipping. Whether you’ve been waiting for a discount on a single AirTag or need a last-minute gift, this item tracker is the best you can buy for use with an iPhone. Plenty of people think so too, with 10,000 AirTags bought on Amazon in the past month alone. Apple AirTag, $24 (was $29) at Amazon Apple An AirTag is the easiest way to keep track of something if you’re in Apple’s ecosystem. Just pop one in your wallet, backpack, purse, suitcase, or even on your keys and in seconds, you’ll be able to know where it is at all times. While it can be tucked into a pocket inside a bag, you’ll have to buy some sort of accessory—like this one from Belkin—to attach it to your keys or the outside of the bag if that’s your preference. Just like an iPhone, Apple Watch, or AirPods, you’ll track the location of an AirTag on all your Apple devices within the FindMy app. There, you can see where it is on a map, ping it to have the AirTag make an audible sound, and if you have an iPhone 12 or newer, you can even get turn-by-turn directions to help find it when you’re nearby. Related: I got to experience my own Spatial Videos and photos on the Apple Vision Pro, and it was incredibly moving In our testing, the included battery lasts for about a year. You’ll get an alert via the FindMy app when the battery is running low so you can get ready to swap it. You can just replace it with a standard CR2032 battery, which is readily available on Amazon. The AirTag is an endlessly helpful little gadget perfect for the frequent flier in your life—or just someone who tends to lose their stuff a lot. If you buy it now, it’ll arrive well before Christmas. You can score a single AirTag on Amazon for $24 here, and if you need more than one, you can get a four-pack of AirTags for $79 on Amazon. That is a discount of $20, bringing the cost of each AirTag to just $20. Apple AirTag 4-Pack, $79 (was $99) at Amazon Apple
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*Elon Musk slapped with ‘misinformation’ allegations in latest probe*

Elon Musk’s social media platform X is facing an investigation from the European Commission for allegedly failing to tackle illegal content and misinformation on its platform, as well as being nontransparent and having a “deceptive design” of user interface, all of which is a violation of the Digital Services Act in the European Union. Thierry Breton, the European commissioner for internal market, announced the investigation on Dec. 18 on X. Today we open formal infringement proceedings against @X :⚠️ Suspected breach of obligations to counter #IllegalContent and #Disinformation⚠️ Suspected breach of #Transparency obligations ⚠️ Suspected #DeceptiveDesign of user interface#DSA pic.twitter.com/NxKIif603k— Thierry Breton (@ThierryBreton) December 18, 2023 The Digital Services Act, which went into effect Aug. 25, 2023, is a EU law that holds online platforms accountable for the content that their users post. Online platforms are required to be transparent on how their algorithms operate, and give users the ability to report illegal content while enacting ways to remove posts of that nature from their platforms. “With strict rules on transparency and accountability, our Digital Services Act aims to protect our children, societies and democracies,” said Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, in a tweet. Related: Despite what Elon Musk says, X is failing In response to the investigation, X claims that it is committed to “creating a safe and inclusive environment for all users” on its platform. “X remains committed to complying with the Digital Services Act and is cooperating with the regulatory process.” the company said in a tweet responding to the news. “It is important that this process remains free of political influence and follows the law.” The investigation comes after Musk was sent a letter on Oct. 10 from the European Commission where his platform faced allegations of spreading “illegal content and disinformation in the EU” that surrounded the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel and was urged to remove the content in question in a matter of 24 hours. He was also warned of facing penalties if an investigation was opened and he was found noncompliant. In response to the letter, X CEO Linda Yaccarino claimed in a tweet that the platform has “redistributed resources and refocused internal teams who are working around the clock to address this rapidly evolving situation.” This is not the first time X faced a probe into its practices. In mid-October, X faced a fine of $386,000 from an Australian regulator who claims that the social media platform failed to cooperate in a probe that investigated how it handles child abuse content on its platform. The fine came after Musk tweeted on Nov. 24, 2022, that removing child exploitation was “priority #1.”Removing child exploitation is priority #1. Please reply in comments if you see anything that Twitter needs to address.— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 24, 2022 Investing can be hard. We make it easier. There are thousands of stocks you can invest your hard-earned money in. Our pros help you decide what stocks to buy and when to buy them. Sign up to find out what stocks we're buying now
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