crumpets

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   by crumpets 8y ago

   Why didn't they just decide to delay the posting by 30 seconds? It's not like that would deter regular users but it completely eliminates the high speed trading case.
2. 92.▲
   by crumpets 8y ago

   >and subsequently leaving it there permanently in massive tailing ponds Not permanent. They can be reclaimed, but that usually doesn't happen for many years until after the end of life for the mine.
3. 93.▲
   by crumpets 8y ago

   >is it still necessary to use coal beyond the very boring argument of "it would cost money to replace coal"? Yes, but not for electricity. There isn't a way to make steel at any scale without using coking coal in the furna
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   by crumpets 8y ago

   >I'd be interested in what wind turbines say to you that lead you to call them ugly. It depends on the density. Once they clutter everything visible below 100 ft, it's pretty hard to see beauty: https://www.pentaxfor
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   by crumpets 8y ago

   > being neutral about fossil fuels is just as bad as being pro fossil fuels. Do you refuse to fly if you are "against fossil fuels"? What makes you against fossil fuels vs being neutral if you have a stance where you believe ex