DANmode

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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   A meeting from 1993 while CNBC says the US is depleting its entire stock of missiles in overseas war, and that’s an additional war, not just the Russian conflict we’ve proxied ourselves into, and sent tons of gear into, avionic assistance i
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   Brutal. Thank you for trying.
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   I assumed you would assume that. I was specifically replying to > People who believe nonsense about the government assassinating our own citizens ensuring the reader knows the US definitely kills US citizens (without / in absence of
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   Here’s another list up dig into and prove no foul-play: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/deaths-disappearances-scien... Good luck.
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   “will be” is too strong.
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   Did you forget to report him, or was it squashed?
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   Were Anwar al-Awlaki, and the three other U.S. citizens they smoked at the same time also fringe conspiracy theory? or maybe you’re just not fully familiar with the rules of engagement Continuity of Government sets for itself.
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   > Yes but solar doesn't work at night Must be joking, right?
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   by DANmode 2mo ago

   https://wtfhappenedin1971.com (Hint: it actually happened in ‘61…)
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    I write a lot of my comments and emails like this. It’s a learned habit - I’m more apt to receive a thoughtful reply (or any) in this format.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    > Meanwhile, we have totalitarian dictatorships (like the Emirates which has heavily moved toward zero carbon electricity sources like solar and nuclear) behaving far more logically, rationally, and soundly with a view towards the long-t
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    I’ll take the solar. Its efficiencies and maintenance costs are improving way faster.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Unfortunately your example gets a little foggier once you consider options and futures during a period like the one the US is currently in with Iran.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    They were already illegal! Why be careful, they know they’ve got the social trend and the regulatory bodies on their sides.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Based on what? Cold War is back on, by the way…
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    > On January 17, 1961, in this farewell address, President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the establishment of a "military-industrial complex. As clear of a problem then as now. https://www.archives.gov/milestone-d
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Well, then quit beating up a straw man and come reply to the other thread you abandoned regarding what they’re putting into the water. =] I don’t see DC water usage to be a problem, currently.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    https://constructionindustrytoday.co.uk/2026/06/01/mykor-clo...
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    0.) It shouldn’t be considered a national panic to ask States and communities to stop permitting this behavior. 1.) All bacteria is far from equal. 2.) Some of this wastewater is not problematic because of bacteria, but metals and other thi
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    or flush it off into the woods, because they got a local politician to sign off. With lithium or whatever, in your waste…
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Surface Duo 2 tried to rediscover it. Next one will probably take a while, but be a relative hit.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Tap the dots menu, and select “Open in Chromium” once the WebView loads.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    I am not talking about sediment, or anything construction-related. This is normal operations being done irresponsibly: 1.) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jul/08/meta-datacen... 2.) https:&#x2F
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    RIP.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    > The water thing is, I think, baloney It’s legal/permitted in most cases, but it’s certainly a problem, what these specific data centers are dispensing into the water table in certain places. What exactly are you saying is baloney?
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    More compelling perhaps are “phone-neck” type of studies. Chronically kinking hoses or cabling is a bad idea for its short and long term flow.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Whose ads are you running? Also: what’s the name of the ag project?!
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    SAT for junior developers; questions are code snippets and architectural decisions.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Solar-and-nuclear based energy sovereignty, is the most charitable interpretation I’ve developed.
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    by DANmode 2mo ago

    Boeing has had smart engineers around the entire time, too. The group running the company, is the company.