frankharv

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by frankharv 2y ago
This shows the strength of the five eyes "CARTEL" They grounded a Presidents plane because they thought SNOWDEN was onboard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evo_Morales_grounding_incident
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by frankharv 2y ago
If I were Moxie Marlinspike I would not be traveling to Europe any time soon....
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by frankharv 2y ago
Tell us how you really feel Charlie..... That was pretty brutal on the marketeers..
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by frankharv 2y ago
So this magistrate Roy is the real person wielding power with the R&R? Not a judge? Is he the central con artist here? Something sounds highly unusual there. Magistrates don't even need a law degree in Virginia... Overnight judges
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by frankharv 2y ago
Indeed. Between FERC and State bodies you don't stand a chance to win. They were offering the Funeral Home $20K for 'air rights'. No poles. Seems cheap if you feel you will need to shutdown the business. https://la
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by frankharv 2y ago
I saw a local piece about Power Company taking land from black owned Funeral Home for onshore windfarm transmission towers. I thought to myself why would one business be able to seize anothers property? How does a private company deserve Em
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by frankharv 2y ago
My governor just called for paper ballots statewide. I like that but the machines we feed them into bother me. Un-audited code for elections is stupid. That an election machine maker could sue somebody for dissing them is really weird. They
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by frankharv 2y ago
There are people that find something wrong with nothing at all. ""environmental organizations published an open letter voicing anger with the tests while highlighting Starbase’s proximity to indigenous sacred lands"" How
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by frankharv 2y ago
Oh maybe being on the verge WW3 again might make businesses uptight.
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by frankharv 2y ago
Don't forget about our upcoming AI-Bubble-boom-bust. To be deflated tomorrow morning around 9AM Curbs kick in around 9:00:01
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by frankharv 2y ago
They are supposedly going to guide this plasma beam in a torriod shape. What if it crashes into side of vessel? Tungsten might be good liner but they lose the beam and.......
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by frankharv 2y ago
Beryllium Copper lining baffled me. Way softer metal than Tungsten. I guess its about the density? Beryllium Copper is one of the highest temp coppers but that ain't saying much for something that generates millions of degrees of plasm
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by frankharv 2y ago
We are too busy driving rovers on Mars to explore our own planets inner structures. Many of the deepest shafts are commercial diamond mines. Not science. Imagine a Liquid Nitrogen cooled probe through the earths volcanic layers. There are p
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by frankharv 2y ago
Don't we already have Marxism-Socialism though? It been called many things from social safety net to welfare. You can look at Social Security and its money woes as an example. That system is going insolvent with people contributing. It
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by frankharv 2y ago
Not hard to grasp but not enforced one bit. I have worked 21 years at same shipyard and they will not buy me prescription safety glasses. They also do not buy safety boots buy require employees wear them. On top of this we are a government
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by frankharv 2y ago
Yup load it on on a Roll-Back and relocate. As a machinist I have 4 toolboxes. The older you get the more you acquire. My company does not allow fired employees back on property to retrieve tools. The shop foreman has the toolboxes carried
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by frankharv 2y ago
I wouldn't trust much on that site. Notice the stat "Lost Bags (Over 30 Days) By Country. 11 Countries have the same EXACT number of bags lost over 30 DAYS. 922 What is the chance that TWO countries would be exactly the same let a
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by frankharv 2y ago
""so congestion pricing serves redistributive purposes as well."" In many places this would be called this socialism.
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by frankharv 2y ago
Weirdly the "Quality" companies that might be around in 30 years are getting out of the business. BP and Panasonic come to mind. Here is the list of current Tier One producers. https://pswenergy.com.au/tier-1-solar
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by frankharv 2y ago
Big Oil Companies like BP make good 30 year panels. How ironic.
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by frankharv 2y ago
Some shell companies setup to collect government green bucks. We all know this article is full of crap. What state is the leading producer?
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by frankharv 2y ago
Makes me wonder what SpaceX schedule looks like... This trip was going to be to part of Artemus contract correct? Prove Starship is capable of moon orbiting with humans aboard... Before gateway? How far off the schedule is this project? Whe
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by frankharv 2y ago
Invest is too generous a term. If you wanna cry fraud don't gamble. Satoshi has how many uncirculated bitcoin? What a dope show.
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by frankharv 2y ago
This authors mindset is unfathomable to me: "repairing the damage caused by centuries of private land ownership."
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by frankharv 2y ago
OpnSense,pfSense,FreeNAS,NAS4Free would all disagree. I only lament how they moved from classic lighttpd/PHP to BootStrap.
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by frankharv 2y ago
How nasty is producing Solar Panels? Have you looked at the etchants used? I don't think we have a full account of the cost of the chemicals involved in semi-conductor construction. I know its an inconvenient fact.... We all want to ha
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by frankharv 2y ago
Whoops I meant Adobe Audition=CoolEditPro
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by frankharv 2y ago
How about PhotoShop's Magic Lasso? I have not found many tools that work as well and make productivity great.
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by frankharv 2y ago
I don't know if I agree about InDesign being clunky. The problem was everybody liked PageMaker7 and nobody wanted something new. How about Audacity? The clowns simply bought CoolEdit and renamed it. Very innovative.
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by frankharv 2y ago
They have a long reach and like to be brutal for effect.

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