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SpaceX Eyes Starship Launches During Trump Presidency
(wsj.com)
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https://archive.ph/hoyEd
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'Possibility of a catastrophic failure': Space station leak has NASA worried
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Installed an open source garage door opener, and I'm loving it
(arstechnica.com)
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Perhaps Ukraine will supply the USA if or when the time comes.
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https://archive.ph/O62gQ
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Not at all, just stating the facts.
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1000's of H1B's from India will work, sleep, and live at AMZN 24x7x365. Most folks are competing with this and it is happening across the industry. Junk away...
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Brand New M4 Mac Mini Upgrade SSD – 256GB to 2TB -King Sener
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>Jodi Cohen, special agent in charge of the FBI's Boston office, described Teixeira as "one of the most prolific leakers of classified information in American history." >"He leaked information that the government d
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Don't think it's even that. All they had to do was match or get close to Spirts fares until they drove them out of business. The major carriers don't need to collude, it's part of their playbook and apparent when they go
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Amazon ready to use its own AI chips, reduce its dependence on Nvidia
(arstechnica.com)
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The plane could have crashed into a populated center, taken out a neighborhood, etc. I imagine the pilot's priority is to stay with the aircraft and not bail at the first sign of trouble or until they can no longer control it and are s
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Young people don't use twitter, they might not even know what it is. Only older people who basically want the news or like to argue.
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https://archive.ph/f1FkJ
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I think they do if I'm not mistaken. The National Guard was deployed to quell student protests at Kent and ended up killing 4 students. https://www.kent.edu/may-4-historical-accuracy Man this sounds like today doesn&#x
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https://archive.ph/KNLDB
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Perhaps you don't understand what is happening in Ukraine and rely on Western media as your information source. Ukraine is very short on ammunition and weapons. The West has failed to provide even the basics. Ammunition is running low,
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http://archive.today/4ileh
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They are not interested in helping Ukraine win. I think it is evident that the US and EU have only dripped in enough to exhaust both sides. Just look at the last 1000 days plus, artillery took 6 months to a year, tanks took over a year, air
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The world will come to no one's aid. The West doesn't have the appetite for war and will make every excuse to accommodate tyranny. Junk away....
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https://archive.ph/95Pck
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The HOA would fine me. I wanted to put in a more southern desert scape but they said I have to have grass.
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Fake...
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>Lawns are functional Here in DFW where we didn't see a drop of rain for 3-4 months and +100 heat, it was around $600 a month in water to keep it green. I also never see anyone outside playing on their lawn. I see landscape maintena
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>We want an American who will fight for business and fight for America to win. We want lower gas prices, which will then make it cheaper to transport goods across the nation and help lower prices in the grocery store. Do you think the Pr
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Carl Sagan's scientific legacy extends far beyond 'Cosmos'
(theconversation.com)
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