AngryData

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by AngryData 2mo ago
You think big battery plants can't have issues with cost cutting?
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by AngryData 2mo ago
What research? Sounds like a bunch of hot air to me.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
If the the government was spending a ton of effort to suppress business and trade, I would also be glad to say "I support companies."
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by AngryData 2mo ago
That same problem exists for factory workers, plumbers, machinists, etc and yet unions and strikes still work.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
You don't have to read minds, just look at what corporations actually do in the real world. It doesn't matter if the people in the company spend 90% of their time talking or thinking about doing good things if the remaining 10% of
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by AngryData 2mo ago
People rarely state out loud their nefarious intents when they can easily try and justify it under a completely different framing. Most people aren't dumb enough to state out loud their intent to do what the majority of people find abh
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I mean we can't ignore the other side running garbage candidates either. DNC leadership doesn't care as much about their opposition party winning as they care about not losing leadership of their own party. That would mean all the
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Thats what I say about the broken down car in my front yard, but it is still frowned upon.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I always recommend people to go to a theater themselves, it is really an enjoyable time. Some people act like you are crazy when they hear about it, but everybody already watches tv shows or movies by themselves.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
There are a lot of things we could do, but it would mean opposing governments penchant to have control and authority over average citizens. 50 years ago some teens run down the sidewalk being loud, maybe even shooting a bottle rocket or two
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by AngryData 2mo ago
The only non-bar place with an social atmosphere that I even know of anymore is one town nearby has a hardware store that has the old family line running it that the father and grandfather can sit around shooting the shit in it as a semi-jo
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Yeah I could see this idea with other small local community businesses, but the video store? Ive never seen or experienced it. People just want to go in, get their movie rental, and gtfo because they still gotta drive home afterwards to wat
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Why would they? What downside do they face? Cops get paid bonuses for raiding houses, they get bonuses for seizing money and valuable goods, they get bonuses for charging people with crimes. While they face almost zero consequences for abus
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by AngryData 2mo ago
But it is a retailer's responsibility to know what they are selling. If it was added after they started selling it and hidden in secret, sure a retailer might have an excuse. But it isn't really hidden, most often its put in their
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by AngryData 2mo ago
That "lack" of labor is the norm because construction is a boom-bust business and nobody wants to pay to retain talent and skills they aren't actively profiting off. And very few want to spend time training new people when th
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by AngryData 2mo ago
As long as the company must clearly show the base original price I would be more amenable to it. But personally I think goods should have one singular price for everybody. They can set their out the door price however they want, but anybody
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by AngryData 2mo ago
We do have many decades of inhaled medications that used pg and vg carrier vapors so its not like we have zero idea on their relative safety. It may cause some harm, but it is assuredly less harmful than smoking or else people using asthma
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by AngryData 2mo ago
To me that seems to mostly have been an excuse to ban refillable vapes to juice vap manufacturers profits. Refilling your own costs 10-100x less than nonrefillables or cigarettes, disosables give massive profit margins. Kids can die from ge
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Consuming excess nicotine is a pretty horrible experience. You just feel super ill and nauseous. But you don't have to use an ecig to do it, just buy a stronger cigarette and smoke 2 or 3 quickly. Or you can eat part of a cigarette. Or
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by AngryData 2mo ago
There is more than enough excess labor that farmers, seamstresses, power plant workers, and everybody else could have more time to have their own self-defined productivity too. The idea that people need to be working nonstop to survive in o
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Im not sure how else im is suppose to take a condemnation of such a broad and diverse swath of people that is only like 1% different from your preferred voting demograph.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Instead of spending money on educating people and making society better, lets spend our money on worthless highly overpriced gimmicks that achieve nothing. /s
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Yeah screw those areas that voted 49% against Trump, unlike those other areas that only voted 49% of Trump. Obviously having a tiny difference in voter preference means everyone in the area is trash and deserves to suffer. /s I find th
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by AngryData 2mo ago
I think its unlikely we will ever run into any real copper shortages longterm. It is a pretty common metal across the world and if costs start to rise there are tons of copper mining areas sitting around waiting for the economics of mining
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Well and also parts are far more available and way cheaper. Had to replace 2 capacitors and a thermistor in an power supply not long ago. Cheapest price I could find for those 3 parts? $40. The highest unit price of those components individ
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by AngryData 2mo ago
So government officials can lie but citizens must tell the truth all the time? That is insane to me and I don't see how that does anything other than force people into perpetual criminality so that they could be arrested at any time. T
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Meanwhile cops can and do regularly deceive and lie to citizen and not only don't face any consequences but actively benefit from it.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
Honestly I don't get the point or appeal of 99% of outdoor lights. Without them you can see hundreds of feet or more with star light alone, not to mention the moon. In urban area you can see even more with a completely overcast sky bec
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by AngryData 2mo ago
That... kind of makes me feel sick reading most of that. Please no.
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by AngryData 2mo ago
You say that, and yet insurgents with a tiny fraction of the population using mostly 60s era guns with zero access to the US economy and base logistical stores or sources managed to keep the US on their toes for two decades. A single rednec

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