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by barbacoa 6y ago
>"But the state’s policies discouraged the development of energy storage projects that could smooth imbalances in supply and demand as more intermittent wind and solar sources join the grid; the deregulated market has made it challe
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>This article is about how the Texas legislature wants to double down on its "wind is the problem" lie by shifting the costs of establishing grid stabilization services exclusively to renewable energy producers in order prop up
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by barbacoa 6y ago
The days of old.reddit.com are obviously numbered. For those who simply want to lurk there are sites that scrap reddit and provide a less awful experience. One example is teddit.net, they even let you subscribe to subs with cookies so you d
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Meet the Censored: The U.S. Right to Know Foundation(taibbi.substack.com)
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask. Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manage that one? Zuck: People just submitted it. Zuck:
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Trump's EO on lowering insulin prices never got implemented because biden rescinded it.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Biden stopped it before the EO went into effect. https://archive.is/eh5GV
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Sadly as long as google dominates search there is little chance that any other video site will get any traction since Google biases towards youtube and away from start up steaming sites.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Has anyone else been slowly watching YouTube turn into cable TV? When I search "Hong Kong protests" I just get a bunch of videos from CNN and Fox News, not that long ago a search like that would turn up first hand videos of people
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by barbacoa 6y ago
I am looking forward to the day that twitter is nothing more than Russian bots arguing with CIA bots arguing with Chinese bots arguing with corporate shill bots. And the only people being fooled are advertisers and twitter investors.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>[Anyone] can walk into a gun show and walk out with a high powered rifle in under an hour I don't think people who believe this have ever actually been to a gun show. Anyone who commercially sells guns is required to have an federa
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>May I suggest reading RT I find it deeply ironic that Russia can run a news network that acts as a propaganda weapon by just talking about all the scandalous topic that American media wont touch (US war in Yemen, CIA black sites, Hunter
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by barbacoa 6y ago
The problems Canada is having with real estate values is a good argument for high property taxes on real estate. When home owners have to pay 2-3% the annual property value it creates a strong incentive to use property in the most economica
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Intel to open foundry services to 3rd party customers(reuters.com)
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A Biden Appointee's Troubling Views on the First Amendment(taibbi.substack.com)
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Hospitals Hide Pricing Data from Search Results(wsj.com)
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FBI conducts bulk warrantless seizure of phone records related to Capitol attack(theintercept.com)
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by barbacoa 6y ago
In brave I don't get YT ads w/ default settings. In firefox I use the extension "enhancer for youtube".
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>If that were true, every politician's close relatives would have to stay in some kind of economic suspended animation while they serve in office. The key is money in exchange for political favors. While I'm not going to commen
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by barbacoa 6y ago
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ek3QIIFXYAcApkg?format=jpg&name=... It was pretty apparent Hunter Biden was engaging in foreign lobbying work. You can pay a lobbyist to influence politicians but paying a politician dir
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Not only that, two people from the emails, Bevan Cooney and Tony Bobulinski, were tracked down and both confirmed the information in the emails were true.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
Idiot, imbecile, and moron used to be medical terms. Then they got associated with being derogatory and people started using retarded as the new PC term. Not that long ago I got chastised for saying someone who sustained brain damage was no
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by barbacoa 6y ago
I believe GP is referring to: https://blog.mozilla.org/firefox/firefox-b-tch-to-boss-exten... Basically a bad word filter. But to GP's point the way things are going don't be surprised if extensions like thes
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by barbacoa 6y ago
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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by barbacoa 6y ago
https://youtu.be/AHfpyk28HoA This is a clip from our former president where he makes a very candid admissions on why our foreign policy is the way it is.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>Comment sections on news sources are mostly a dumpster fire Except for substack. In an interesting twist the comment sections on substack are thoughtful and polite with the authors chiming in -- at least in my experience. Don't kno
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by barbacoa 6y ago
The key difference is AI curation. What you see here depends on what time things get posted and how many up-votes posts get. FB, twitter, et al, decide what to show you based on what they think you will like using opaque complex software. I
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by barbacoa 6y ago
>incredibly false claim that we used gold/silver systems for most of human history Can someone elaborate on why this is false? Archeologists have found precious metal coinage going back to the dawn of civilization.
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by barbacoa 6y ago
https://www.uyemura.com/pcb-finishes/electroless-copper.html If you're wanting to do platted through holes idk why you don't just use the same elecroless plating chemical that board shops use. You could call
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by barbacoa 6y ago
The americans used warrantless wiretapping for petty crimes too. In fact i don't think they even used it for "terrorism". https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/08/dea-and-nsa-team-intel...

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