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HappySweeney
1y ago
It's in the article. I'm happy to read the bill and watch your linked video once my workday is over.
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> In the sense that you can sue to have the order challenged? That's a good question. The article doesn't say and I haven't read the bill. > Were the bank accounts seized before or after the conviction? Before, of cours
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While I agree with most of this and oppose this bill, your last two lines are a mischaracterization. There is judicial oversight, but only after the order is implemented. Second, the bank accounts seized did not belong to protestors, as t
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1y ago
Headline buries the lede, which is that the DOJ shut it down for being a "deep state" probe. Basically, officials working for this administration can now legally receive bribes.
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I bought one of the Iocrest ones from Aliexpress so I didn't block my gpu's intake, with the AQC113 chip, and it worked perfectly right out of the box - much better than the Asus XG-C100C which made me configure it to get max 2.5g
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I would caution applying our current understanding and limitations onto alien civilizations. I don't believe they will break the light barrier, but they may develop telescopes that can detect life from light-years away, and the stupen
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Detached Point Arithmetic
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1y ago
I'm a bit surprised the entire thing isn't in a faraday cage.
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1y ago
The stable isotope of gold is produced by the collision of two neutron stars, which is unlikely to happen in our stellar vicinity any time soon.
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1y ago
There is no way this is a coincidence.
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2y ago
To me it appears to be a way to pay his lenders without liquidating or collateralizing more Tesla stock.
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2y ago
It's so space can expand without increasing the Planck length
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2y ago
Very legal, very cool.
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2y ago
Elephants too.
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2y ago
They have no choice to believe that he is the one that promotes freedom, and his adversaries the opposite. Not believing that would mean their outrage is not righteous, which would make future supply worthless, and their brains will just n
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2y ago
It's easy to understand, though? Daily outrage and vilification porn. Highly addictive stuff, and people will equivocate and believe the most preposterous things you've ever heard in order to keep the outrage righteous and their
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2y ago
Canadians don't use that.
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2y ago
BlueSky is the new up-and-comer. I am enjoying it, but I unfollow anyone that posts ragebait or political content (besides memes, some of those are pretty funny).
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2y ago
The soda is not consumed by the food stamp holder. It's used as a medium to convert the balance to cash.
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2y ago
95dB air-horn for 16 to 20 hours per day is not non-violent.
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2y ago
The deep economic integration with the US has lead us to use this [0] insane flowchart to determine which units to use in which situation. It appears to be a joke at first, but it's accurate. [0] https://images.app.goo.gl&#
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2y ago
That is because soda is used as a medium to convert the balance to cash.
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2y ago
There is an 8000 series. It even has a newer, better IMC.
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2y ago
Only if he could barter Tesla stock for the apartments, or by liquidating very very slowly, so as to not crash the value of the rest of his shares (so he can keep doing this). Unfortunately, neither are very realistic (ignoring, of course,
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Is it the stable isotope? I understood that the only place to get that was neutron star collision but I would love to know more if wrong.
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2y ago
The original story had the AI processing all done on the 90% of our brains we don't use (ignoring that particular bit of bs), but Warner gonna Warner.
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2y ago
I have no actual data on this, but my feeling is that many/most owners are so overleveraged that selling would be ruinous.
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2y ago
In government, good managers ensure the myriad roadblocks that inevitably surface are properly dealt with before their direct reports even know it existed.
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2y ago
It's the latter. There is already an 'official' hashtag and everything.
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2y ago
While all these are bad, I feel that preservatives, artificial flavours, smootheners, etc have to play a role there as well.
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