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by AngryData 14d ago
$200 per machine per year. You use to just buy the manual and you had it forever. Farms sit on 1-2% profit margins on average but with a 30% swing in potential yield. They don't like subscription services because their yearly income is
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by AngryData 14d ago
And every year inbetween. Cocaine never stopped being popular.
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by AngryData 14d ago
Crack is less harmful than alcohol by pretty mucch every measure so if anything we should be swapping the place of alcohol and crack.
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by AngryData 14d ago
Good, it seems foolish to disarm ourselves with the state of our government and the politicians.
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by AngryData 15d ago
A lot of it was weaker small beer though too, like 1-2%.
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by AngryData 15d ago
The cops said they found an "AR-styled assault rifle also known as a ghost gun", what does that mean? Was it an unserielled gun or not? And I assume it isn't an actual "assault rifle" with a firing selector. US cops
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by AngryData 15d ago
Its not like building massive amounts of data centers is a one and done in just a year or two either though.
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by AngryData 15d ago
To me that is a flaw in the justice system that needs to be resolved by legislation and within the justice system, not something that should have some bs extralegal work around.
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by AngryData 16d ago
Perhaps the extra cost in freeze proofing certain systems and the inability to rely on evaporative cooling techniques? The availability of power in the winter might be a problem too when northern home's power and energy usage all ramp
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by AngryData 16d ago
That is what I always see in wet saunas/bathrooms around me. The bathing room is a main feature so things like main plumbing and water heaters are all placed around that to keep it simple. Recirculation additions after that would then
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by AngryData 16d ago
Ukraine was home to many nuclear and rocket scientists so presumably they could have reverse engineered them if they wanted and got a big head start in it. But yeah thats only if they wanted to try and spend the money to support a nuclear p
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by AngryData 16d ago
They noted it but I think the important part was before then the Department of War only really existed when congress declared war. Once the war was over 95% of those people went home and back into civilian life. So even if a President wante
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by AngryData 16d ago
To be fair to the potential handyman or contractor many overflow drains are integrated into the sink drain before they attach anything. It might have been the landlord buying temu style sinks with fake overflow holes.
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by AngryData 16d ago
It makes the tub taller than it is deep by a little bit and doesn't look as nice are the only reason I can think of. A little bit of splashed water just isn't a big deal in most wet bathroom setups. They could also just put a drai
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by AngryData 16d ago
Obviously you haven't pointlessly sat in a jail cell for 12 hours because you had an empty folded box in your back seat after sleeping 8 hours from one of the two times you drink in a year. How dare I have a 0.005 bac! Thats the equiva
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by AngryData 16d ago
That if your drink a single drink within 8 hours of driving you are a filthy criminal that will have blood drawn and thrown in the drunk tank until monday unless you post bail and will have to go to court and prove your innocence with a law
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by AngryData 17d ago
Sounds like a very privledged view to either so trust your government to manage our society or alternately choose death if your current position in society stops being feasible. All of human history shows a need for an armed populous to fig
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by AngryData 17d ago
Copyright needs to be shorter, but also it should be non-transferable and unable to held by anybody except the individual it originates from. Corporations shouldn't have rights to start with, only restrictions, and they certainly shoul
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by AngryData 18d ago
Difficult to source materials? What? Gunpowder was made across the world hundreds of years ago. Metal working goes back thousands. And anyone can walk into a hardware store and buy stuff that removes 99.9% of the effort to blow stuff up.
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by AngryData 18d ago
ADs are why I pirate most media. Yeah sure I could rip a lot of it from blurays and strip it out, but why should I need to go through the effort to play media I already own the way I want? Why spend the power and time to rip a BR when someo
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by AngryData 18d ago
Hard disagree, low level crimes should not be so heavily enforced. A bit of blackmarket activity is not only beneficial but neccessary for any stable economy. It can't be allowed at mass scale, but you can't effectively micromanag
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by AngryData 18d ago
I agree. If I gave my mother $1000 cash nobody is expecting receipts and records. But if I send it through a bank or payment processor? Now all of a sudden im under suspicion of some bs terrorist or drug law violation.
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by AngryData 18d ago
Because they want the money. The reason drug crimes are so heavily enforced is because they come with large fines and fees and monetary rewards for the department that arrests them and the courts that prosecute them. They use it as a fundin
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by AngryData 18d ago
I agree, this is like reading about how "lazy" or whatever my generation was when I was younger which we all know is BS now. It is angry assholes that want to an excuse to blame everybody but themselves for the state of the world.
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by AngryData 19d ago
If we are talking about the US law, it entirely depends on how much money you spend in court. US courts care about the profitability in laying charges over anything else.
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by AngryData 20d ago
I left reddit a few years ago now specifically because of the confederated moderators pushing their own censorship.
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by AngryData 20d ago
I would say simpler tech would be good. Just because you can put a super powerful chip in the car doesn't mean you should. It is wasteful overkill and breeds complicated software solutions and problems for things hardware already solve
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by AngryData 20d ago
We need to enshrine rights of privacy, otherwise I don't see how this can't result in disaster. Either accept turbo toltalitarian control over our lives or massive civil uprisings that will destroy modern economies and millions if
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by AngryData 20d ago
Well that and you spend tens of thousands of dollars on lawyers to reinforce that point and make the prosecution rethink whether they will profit off of this case or not. US law doesn't really give much of a crap about your intentions
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by AngryData 20d ago
You are right, writing by AI is far less trustworthy or reliable than copy and pasting wikipedia.

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